ADDDJ

A DJ who only plays up to about a minute and a half of each of the songs he/she is mixing, as if they have Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD).

I wish that dumbass ADDDJ would play a whole frigging song!

by malinguist March 21, 2011

ADHDJ

Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disc Jockey. Someone who keeps changing the god damn song when there's still a minute left because they're bored of it, robbing it of it's musical fullness.

"I am going to snap if he switches the song again before it reaches the bridge. That guy is such an ADHDJ"

by GordM January 21, 2008

ADDJ

Acronym for Attention Deficit DJ. Anyone who plays a new song before the song playing is finished. Most of the time the ADDJ is using an iPod.

"Let the song play! Don't be an ADDJ!"

by bryan clopton April 18, 2007

Addijah

Addijah is peck black male and a Giga nigga and can knock you out with one punch

You guys have to see this, Carl just got knocked out Addijah

by The Giga god November 11, 2022

ADDJ

Noun - a person who has ADD and keeps changing the music that everyone is listening to after listening to 30 seconds of the song.

Guy 1: Hey I love this song!

Guy 2: Me too...next!

Guy 1: damnit I was listening to that!... Ok I like this song keep it...

Guy 2: Me too...next!

Guy 1: Goddamnit you ADDJ! Stop changing good songs!

by TinyNips1239 October 29, 2011

addjunkitator

A person who responds with trash and bluster, in order to deflect trying to answer a question that he either doesn't know the answer, or just doesn't want to say.

The Canadian was a skilled addjunkitator when asked why the state legalized group sex clubs with 14 year old members. His response was that 10 states in the USA permitted 12 year olds to be married.

by Word Chef June 26, 2006

ADDjing

DJ's (usually playing indie/electro/pop-hiphop or a mix of all) who Change tracks constantly usually keeping play time of a single track under a minute and a half (usually around 45 seconds to 1 minute). Rarely do these DJs have any skill other then having way to much time on there hands allow them to precompile a play list of tracks with similar BPMs, allowing them to cut from one track to the next while keeping a almost steady rhythm. Rarely do these DJs have any mixing or scratching skills, and they almost always use serato to give the impression that they know what they are doing (even though the same effect could be done with 2 ipods).

OMG! why can't this douche play a track longer then 30 seconds? I acutally liked that song! ADDjing is SO 2005...

by dman100 March 5, 2009