A phrase utilized to express innocence when questioned about a specific act. This phrase was quoted from a scene in the movie "Jug Face" where the potter is asked whether or not he did something and he denies it. Similar to Don't look at me and I didn't do it.
Joe: Yo Jenny, I see you bought an avocado. Did you make any of your wonderful guacamole?
Jenny: I ain't make no jugface!
Jenny: I ain't make no jugface!
by ScreamyMcGillacutty October 19, 2017
This is what crime-momkeys tell their sugar mamas about wearing condoms. They can't just screw the white girls, they "has to get them pregnant", too.
"Please put this on, Tyrone. I don't want my parents pushing a cocoa puff in a stroller." "What? I ain't wearin' one!"
by running out of patience May 6, 2008
Catchphrase by the ever polite BA Baracus (Mr T). Due to a fear of flying, he was always reluctant to fly.
BA Baracus: "I ain't gettin' on no plane, Hannibal"
Hannibal: "We're not flying anywhere."
BA Baracus: "If he be flyin', we be dyin;"
Hannibal: "Drink your milk, BA."
Hannibal: "We're not flying anywhere."
BA Baracus: "If he be flyin', we be dyin;"
Hannibal: "Drink your milk, BA."
by GrouchoMarxist22 April 6, 2007
"Dawg..I ain't did nothin!...what I did?!"
Police: why did you run?
Negro: I was scared man! I ain't did nothin!
Police: why did you run?
Negro: I was scared man! I ain't did nothin!
by Sick of em all January 14, 2014
by jesusjuicejones. October 14, 2009
A statement denoting that one does not want to do or take part in a certain act. Often said to express laziness or disinterest.
Homeboy: Yo shawty, let me take you out tonight
Homegirl: (with head moving side to side) I ain't even tryin to be your girl right now!
Boss: Excuse me, you're two hours late to work today.
Employee: Shoot, i aint even tryin to be here right now!
Homegirl: (with head moving side to side) I ain't even tryin to be your girl right now!
Boss: Excuse me, you're two hours late to work today.
Employee: Shoot, i aint even tryin to be here right now!
by Everybodylovesryan January 19, 2011
One of Tupac's greatest songs ever, as recollected by many of those who have listened to and reviewed it. Released 2 days after his death, it has an eerie similarity to what happened: Tupac getting shot, dying in a car, where he reminisces and talks about all of his friends of the past. It's not one of the "thug" songs of many of today's rappers; it's a recollection of his past and his life, and how he rose in popularity, despite so much adversity.
I kiss my Mama goodbye, and wipe the tears from her lonely eyes
Said I'll return but I gotta fight the fate's arrived
Don't shed a tear, cause Mama I ain't happy here
I'm through trial, no more smiles, for a couple years"
-lyrics from "I Ain't Mad at Cha"
Said I'll return but I gotta fight the fate's arrived
Don't shed a tear, cause Mama I ain't happy here
I'm through trial, no more smiles, for a couple years"
-lyrics from "I Ain't Mad at Cha"
by Negrocynzky April 18, 2007