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You know the vibe 

Yo? That’s your new whip?
Yea you know the vibes

created BY TV Balla. Late 2016
You know the vibe by Tvballa October 25, 2018
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You know the vibe but do the vibe know you

You know the vibe but do the vibe know you is from popular nyc Vlog youtuber and gamer (justfanum) he released merch saying “yktvbdtvky” and you know the vibe but do the vibe know you.
“Yurrr wassup lil blood you know the vibe but do the vibe know youuuu?”

“I know the vibes and they sure know me”

You know the vibes 

you know wassup with me. You know how i get! You know my aura! "You know the vibes" is a smooth, laid-back catchphrase that signals you're in tune with a certain energy—whether it's success, swagger, authenticity, or good times. It implies confidence, connection, and that the moment or message speaks for itself. It’s like saying, “You get it. No need to explain.”
them: your party was so lit! my response : YOU KNOW THE VIBES.
them: its always a good time when your around! my response: YOU KNOW THE VIBES

You know the fucking vibes

I am a single queen you know the fucking vibes~ fuck men these days, fuck them all. They will hurt everyone feelings and fuck them all, but don’t forget to call me shawty or shorty or whatever you want or you can call m-
She’s just a single queen you know the fucking vibes.
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