it ain't real cherry

Doja Cat's song "Candy" has a quote that says "she's just like candy, she's so sweet, but you know that it ain't real candy, know that it ain't real candy". The quote implies that someone is very sweet, but the cherry in it is not real but in fact chemicals and nasty sugars. So saying "it ain't real cherry" would be like describing something that seems sweet but isn't good for you. Or if someone is "fake"

"She may be nice but she'll bite you in the ass. It ain't real cherry, dude"

by Daaxamino August 19, 2020

Niggas ain’t shit

Austin Chaney

Austin Chaney is the real definition of niggas ain’t shit.

by BCaintshit July 9, 2018

ain't yo baby daddy

Denial reply claiming that you are not the father of the woman's child

Girl, I ain't yo baby daddy!

by Gumba Gumba February 25, 2004

Ain't nothing but a thang

-A phrase used when a bro is blue balled or upset over a girl. The "thang" being the girl and the "nothing" part showing the insignificance. I suggest you use whenever a broski is down as its chill, down to earth and kewl.

Tim: Boo hoo hoo!

John: Whats the matter broski you look upset?!!!
Tim: My girlfriend left me for my best friend after blue balling me.
John: Dang that sucks broski but in the end it ain't nothing but a thang.....
Tim: *Immediately feels better* Yeah your right...brb fucking bitches and getting money.

As you can see the statement is very useful.

by CTU_FieldAgent200 December 27, 2010

this ain't a scene, its an arms race

The new catchy Fall Out Boy song, recognizable from the chorus "This ain't a scene, its a GOD DAMN ARMS RACE".

this ain't a scene, its an arms race is a 2007 Fall Out Boy single

by petre448 March 1, 2007

Ain't Your Mama

A brand of pancake mix and syrup available at your local grocery store.

Gotta get some more of that "Ain't Your Mama" syrup - we're almost out!

by PJ Poppyjoe June 5, 2005

ain't

A contraction for "am not" in an interrogative sentence, as for:

I am here, am I not? A contraction is not needed for the declarative use: "I'm not doing anything" has just as many syllables as "I ain't doing anything."

But "am I not?" has one more syllable than "ain't I?".

I'm here, ain't I?

by p1z0 January 5, 2010