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Dhmu (don’t hit me up) is a phrase used on snapchat. It is used to say β€œdon’t text me or dm me or contact in any way.” People put on their snapchat story β€œdhmu” to express they are sad, or don’t feel like talking. sometimes but not all the time, dhmu is used for attention so people ask them what’s wrong.
Person 1: β€œHey are they ok?”
Person 2: β€œthey put dhmu on their story, leave them alone for now.”
dhmu by glitterlipbalm August 30, 2019
Word of the Day on March 16, 2025
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A sad bitch who wants attention.

Dhmu= people text me, ask me what’s wrong, talk to meeeee. I want people to know I’m sadddd. You can easily ignore people, or turn of your phone.
β€œDHMU!!!πŸ˜­πŸ˜­β€
DHMU by Youlovemetoo September 20, 2018
some teens or preteens use it in a way of saying im in a relationship all ma hoes can stop trying to hit me up .
taken dhmu πŸ₯΅
dhmu by big mamas πŸ˜‚πŸ₯΅ February 19, 2019
Don't hit me up, don't talk to me/text me
A variation from hmu (hit me up)
"Bro, plz dhmu right now, I'm in a bad mood
dhmu by oscxr January 10, 2019

streaks dhmu

Used by 6th-8th graders who are fake depressed. Usually harmless and mainly used by thots and fuckboys.
Fake depressed kid: Streaks dhmu only real ones know
Me: Why are you depressed?
Fake depressed kid: My mom won't take me to Chuck E. Cheese
streaks dhmu by Thas_On_Jah September 1, 2019

streaks dhmu

depressed 7th graders use this term to get attention because they are fed broccoli and cheese at home πŸ˜”πŸ˜” forced to break up with there gf because they have no jawlineπŸ˜”πŸ˜”
β€œstreaks dhmu rlly depressedπŸ˜­πŸ˜­πŸ˜­β€
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