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cramping my style 

When Francisco Fear gets pissed with you using similar clothes or hairstyle w/o even doing it well.
"Cara, tu tá muito cramping my style!!"

Cramping my style 

Someone embarassing you and or well cramping your style.
*Dad dancing*

You: DAD YOU'RE CRAMPING MY STYLE!

*Mom singing in the car, friend in a car next to you*
You: OMFG MOM YOU'RE CRAMPING MY STYLE!
Cramping my style by CrEePeR aLeRt January 23, 2011

crimping my style

to be bothersome to the point of ruining one's day or event. Can be confused with 'cramping my stlye' which is an equivalent expression.
When I am at the club and some squarebear is trying to get hyphy without properly giggin they are crimping my style.
crimping my style by ascan2 August 2, 2008
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