This term is to pay respect to our lord and savior Jahseh Dwayne Onfroy, it’s like instead of saying on god you can also say swear to Jah
by Sad little salty boi March 7, 2019
Get the On Jahmug. Gods name as based on the Bible, commonly refered to as Jehovah, though the abbreviation is taken also from the Bible.- Jah
Commonly extracted in Rasta beats, which amongst other religions recoginize gods name as being Jehova
Commonly extracted in Rasta beats, which amongst other religions recoginize gods name as being Jehova
Singin for Jah
by LMC July 7, 2003
Get the jahmug. A phrase after the nigga Jahseh Onfroy otherwise known as XXXTENTACLES (xxxtentacion) or xxxtennisball69 you use it in certain situations like "On God" or "On my Momma"
Niggatron: Bro did you really just cop that jacket for 2 grand?
Tekashi 69: You know what im saying this gang shit man On JAH bro i swear to you STOOPID
Tekashi 69: You know what im saying this gang shit man On JAH bro i swear to you STOOPID
by patrickscrabbypatties March 4, 2019
Get the On JAHmug. “On Jah” is the same as the phrase “On God” with the word God replaced with the word Jah. It means essentially the same thing and is used in the same contexts as “I swear to god”.
Jahseh Onfroy (often shortened to "Jah") was the real-life-name of the late Floridian African-American rapper, song writer, and alternative-metal artist "XXXTentacion".
In his song “Train food”, he seemingly predicted the details of his own murder. The moments of him pleading for his life before getting run over by the train, line up perfectly with him begging the shooter not to do it as he “had a kid on the way” which eye witnesses believe to be some of his last words, the feelings of helplessness as the train barrels towards him at full speed with no way of stopping it, line up perfectly with how he bled out from his neck (basically the full-speed equivalent of bleeding out) with nothing the hospital staff could do to save him (the equivalent of not being able to stop a speeding train), along with many other symbolisms that seemingly predicted his own death right down to the last detail.
This prophet-like prediction of his own death, made many people on the internet start to compare him to another prophet, Jesus, and in the church Jesus is actually a physical manifestation of God, so in saying “On God” you are saying the same thing as “On Jesus” and so since people now viewed him as similar to Jesus, saying “On Jah” was a the next logical step in the evolution of this phrase.
Jahseh Onfroy (often shortened to "Jah") was the real-life-name of the late Floridian African-American rapper, song writer, and alternative-metal artist "XXXTentacion".
In his song “Train food”, he seemingly predicted the details of his own murder. The moments of him pleading for his life before getting run over by the train, line up perfectly with him begging the shooter not to do it as he “had a kid on the way” which eye witnesses believe to be some of his last words, the feelings of helplessness as the train barrels towards him at full speed with no way of stopping it, line up perfectly with how he bled out from his neck (basically the full-speed equivalent of bleeding out) with nothing the hospital staff could do to save him (the equivalent of not being able to stop a speeding train), along with many other symbolisms that seemingly predicted his own death right down to the last detail.
This prophet-like prediction of his own death, made many people on the internet start to compare him to another prophet, Jesus, and in the church Jesus is actually a physical manifestation of God, so in saying “On God” you are saying the same thing as “On Jesus” and so since people now viewed him as similar to Jesus, saying “On Jah” was a the next logical step in the evolution of this phrase.
Don't fucking touch me, on Jah, I will fuck you up vro
Oh shit he serious, I'm finna head out then nevermind
Oh shit he serious, I'm finna head out then nevermind
by Nicotine-Free Vape-Juice March 17, 2019
Get the On Jahmug. by Epic word guy September 18, 2019
Get the On jahmug. Jah can be rendered as Jah or Yah and is short for Jehovah or Yahweh (or Yehowah) in a poetic sort of way. This shortened form of the divine name appeared 50 times in the Hebrew scriptures, 26 as Jah or Yah, and 24 as Hallelujah. The word “Hallelujah” is Greek for a Hebrew phrase. The phrase translates as a literal command to a group of people to “praise Jah,” or “Yah.” Literally, "Praise Ye Jehovah."
by coupedehill September 23, 2009
Get the Jahmug. 