jam your hype

jam meaning stop
hype meaning hyper-ness

can also mean hold on, be patient, chill the f*ck out, jam, calm down, shut up now you're buzzin', allow it, stop now

someone chatting breeze/talking sh*t/not shutting up for a LONG time

adam: rah you're buzzin'.. jam your hype cuz

jam your hype by SCARFACE20 August 27, 2010

Words you can keep

jam your hype

Stop lying, shut up.

Oi mate, jam your hype, i don't wanna hear anymore of your shit!

jam your hype by ajw666 May 9, 2010

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jam your hype

British UK slang meaning "Calm down." or "Chill out." Comes from the word "hype" meaning hyperactive, and the verb "to jam", meaning to relax, to chill, or to hang out.

Jordan: I swear down I'm gonna deck that bwoi!

Steve: Jam your hype, man. He didn't do anything to you.

jam your hype by TheParkourPunk February 23, 2009

jam your hype

to tell someone to calm down / shut up.

someone chatting for ages...
"jam your hype, man! "

jam your hype by baaaaaaaaaaaaaby January 9, 2009

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