dont @ me
Don't @ me is a phrase on Twitter when you say something and you don't want people to respond directly to you. They can retweet, like, etc. but don't respond directly because you don't care what people have to say about your opinion.
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dont @ me
When someone says "Dont @ me" they're saying "dont reply to me" or "dont try and argue with me" ect. Most of the time its used as a joke.
dont @ me by TherinNoodle November 15, 2019
dont hate me cuz you aint me
Person 1: That's bullshit you got five numbers tonight and I couldn't even get a girl to notice I was alive.
Person 2: Dont hate me cuz you aint me
Person 2: Dont hate me cuz you aint me
dont hate me cuz you aint me by Chris Waltham August 1, 2010
Dont sass me
When your bitch gives you attitude, tries to tell you what to do, or gives you unecessary input about shit that you dont even care about.
Dont sass me by ghettocowboy5 March 20, 2009
dont get me tight
“Tight” meaning mad or irritated. People usually say it when they are being irritated. Typically it is slang used by New Yorkers
dont get me tight by TheGNIYA April 22, 2018
baby dont hurt me
"baby dont hurt me no more" said before getting in a car with the designated driver being hellen Keller
baby dont hurt me by sanorous October 25, 2017
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