My Main Nigga

My Best Friend

Can also be used in context when referring to whom you often drink, smoke, or on occasion Eiffel Tower with.

Shit. There's my main nigga John. We gonna get drunk, smoke da chronic, and eiffel tower dat bitch over there. Fo free!

by Tom da Bom June 15, 2008

it's my birthday NIGGA

a loud proclamation said by someone when it is their birthday, usually highlighted by said someone forcing a door open with their foot

It was quiet in the house, when all of a sudden Steve busted the door open and yelled :

"it's my birthday NIGGA."

Everyone immediately gave Steve all their money from their respective wallets.

by Galbert-Kun April 4, 2009

nigga my ride

The only phrase a white man can say that can divert a black man from stealing his car.

Dexter: wanna g play some Counter Strike at my place today?
Marty: Gizounds! Is that your green-mobile getting slim-jimmed
Dexter: Holy Shnikes! NIGGA MY RIDE!!!

by Nigga-nary March 8, 2008

suck my dick nigga

A NYC term of slang to say ''Fuck You''

Kyle Richh- Notti should suck my dick nigga OYK

by ohzz July 31, 2023

My Young Nigga

Referring to a homeboy or your patna that is younger than you

My young nigga going up with that rap shit

by PrinceSlatt27 October 14, 2020

Nigga Stole My Beans

Basically u use this when some black dude comes up to u and steals ur beans

Me: *Eats Beans*
Nigga: *Steals My Beans*
Me: Nigga Stole My Beans

by NiggaStoleMyBeans March 16, 2019

Nigga stole my bike!

Originally a pic from the NES game Punch-Out, the picture dipected the events in between each tournament where Little Mac would jog through New York and his trainer, Doc Louis, would be leading him on a bike. One day, someone at Something Awful decided to take the picture and add the caption "Nigga stole my bike!" as a contribution to the photoshop contest of that week. This picture soon spread to YTMND, where it was placed on a web page with a sound clip of a person saying "Nigga stole my bike!" over and over again. Soon, variations were churned out almost daily, creating an Internet sensation that proved racism could still be funny...for a while.

A more popular variation involves the full animation of the scene accompanied by the music, with the infamous phrase mixed into the music.

by Dark Chaos September 9, 2005