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Despite increased attention on elite all-boys schools in national media and increased scholarship on single-sex schools internationally, there has been little recent focus on elite all-boys schools within the U.S. This paper addresses this gap. Narratives of particular brotherhoods emerge from interviews with 74 recent alumni of elite all-boys schools across the U.S. Drawing on the body of work on the emotional geographies of elite schools, the authors explore the ways in which brotherhoods produce a sense of belonging and a sense entitlement. These privileged brotherhoods are core to creating, reproducing, and operationalizing elite status within these contexts.