Racist phrase use by white Australians on non white people/minorities. Instead of directly saying I don't like your kind/type, they take an indirect racism approach via the phrase above, or the word vibe. Often leaving victim clueless about the indirect approach of racism.

Bakshir (minority): Hey Jim, heard you looking group mates for the project. I would like to work with you on this.
Jim(white male): I don't know about it mate, don't have a good feeling about it.

Bakshir(minority): Whats wrong?
Jim(white male): I just don't like your vibe.
Arthur(white male): Yea we don’t like your vibe, look for another group thats your vibe.

Bakshir(minority): Guys… What da f??? ????? Is going on?????

Don't like your vibe by Rangaaabearddd March 2, 2022

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Don't kill my vibe

1) A phrase one would use toward another person, telling them to not spoil their good mood.

2) used in situations where phrases like "stay away from me" would be used

Professor, don't kill my vibe by assigning that 20 page report on my birthday.

Sometimes I need to be alone, bitch don't kill my vibe.

Don't kill my vibe by Panthers2829 July 6, 2014

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Bitch, don't kill my vibe

Don't mess or interfere with their current emotional atmosphere and feelings. Popularized by a famous song by Kendrick Lamar.

*girl 1 is partying and drinking a day before a college test*
Girl 2: "Hey, we should get some sleep before the test, I know this is a good moment and all..."
Girl 1: "Bitch, don't kill my vibe!"

Bitch, don't kill my vibe by Chris's_Zen May 15, 2013

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Don’t kill my vibe

1) When someone asks you to not ruin their mood.

2) In simple terms it means to fuck right off.

Umm bitch don’t kill my vibe okay?!
Stop being stuck a buzz kill by killing my vibe!!

Don’t kill my vibe by watzgoodmotherfuckers April 16, 2019

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