"What's up everypony?"
Peeps
Gang
You could copy Scooby do and refer to the group of people as 'gang', 'team' works too
Comrade
"What's up dog turds?"
"How's it hanging, dingleberry?"
"Nice job, Captain Hazelwood!"
I do actually know someone who speaks like this.
all friends everyone folks peeps team
If you're only addressing one person then it can be left off entirely.
Folks for groups and friend for individuals is my go to. Comrade if you want to be spicy
What's poppin primates‽‽‽
Peeps
Whenever there's any question, I usually open with "sup, dogs" in my most serious voice, then continue to deadpan refer to everyone as dog, such as "and you, dog, I need to check the grist mill, thank you dog". Fifteen years in and no complaints so far.
Friend
Chooms
i find myself using "friend" a lot lately. dunno if that's a great replacement.
I'm not your buddy, guy!
Earthling...Terran - I don't care how awkward it sounds. It's awkward for me to change might as well make it awkward for everyone.
Edit: just me being cranky... Normally I go out of my way to make people feel accepted.
I sound even more southern than I am because I say "y'all" frequently to avoid gendered pronouns. People, you, and we are often good. I think my favorite is "you folks".
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