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Get Off this Meat 

1.) Used in the first person when putting in work or seeing someone put in work in anything competitive, such as sports or video games.

2.) Used to put abruptly somebody down

3.) just a general rule, this phrase can be used very vaguely. If you dont understand, or just don't like this phrase you can GET OFF DIS MEAT!
1.) "OOH Shaq just brought the house down! GET OFF DIS MEAT!!!"

2.) Ratchet: "Stop ignoring me! By the way when are we hanging out?"

You:"Bitch, Get off this meat."

3.) "Did i just finish first in Fun Run again?! GET OFF DIS MEAT!"

4.)"BOOOOM! Did you just see Jadeveon Clowney's hit?! GET OFF DIS MEAT!!!"
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Get off your damn phone and clean your room 

You saw the title you lazy ass
Today you were told to get off your damn phone and clean your room

get off my body 

When someone is pressing you too much and your LIKE BRO get off my body. It can also be used when a girl is stalking you and being so flipping annoying.
Girl: Ur funny, ugly, and hot (25 times every day for the last 5 months)

GUY: GET OFF MY BODY OMG
get off my body by DaVinciboi March 30, 2022

Get off my Hustle and Get on my Level! 

Used to shut up swagger jackers, haters, and others tryin to mess up our grind.
Alexa was swagger jackin so i was like "Get off my Hustle and Get on my Level!"

get off your own dick 

it usally arrises in a situation, when a person belives they are so good at something e.g. football, games etc and they are basiclly up theirselves but only during the event.
(living room of a friends house after a night out)
steve: oh thats great play from that lad
troy: get off your own dick
nat/luke/chris/neil: hahahahaha
steve: now thats a good one

get off my porch

When someone tries to come for you and or take control of something and you have to correct them.
Susan: I don't like what you're wearing. That scarf doesn't match the shirt.
Jackie: Get off my porch Susan, nobody asked you.

Get off the sticks 

(v.) to be defeated, usually in a video game. Derived from Halo multiplayer deathmatches in which the victor taunts the loser to "get off the sticks" (i.e., the two analog sticks of the typical Xbox joypad)
That's 33 frags in a row, sucka! Get off the sticks!!!!