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save the drama for yo mama 

It's telling someone to stop yappin', stop complaining about what's wrong with this, what's wrong with that, and why you've got it so hard.
I don't want to hear your sob story; save the drama for yo mama!

so not the drama

wordSoCal/word expression meaning "no problem". Heavy accent placed on the "not" when pronounced.
Person 1: Bill can't make it to your party tonight.
Person 2: So not the drama! I didn't want him to come anyway.
so not the drama by Doc Sigma September 6, 2003

STD (Stop the Drama) 

Its when you just get so tired of your friend or family memember's whinning or constantant complaining that you wish you were temporarily deaf or wish you could slap the living crap out of the other person so yell out STD (Stop the Drama!!!!!!)

This term was recently seen on a episode of Jersey Shore when Snookie aka Snickers gets arrested for DUI and cries in Italy and Vinny yells out "STD: STOP THE DRAMA!"
Sunny: (crying hysterically) why won't you call me Vladamir, I love you so much, all I'm asking is for you to call me every day.....

Vladamir: holy cow woman STD (STOP THE DRAMA) .....

So Vladamir hangs up......Dial Tone is the next sound that is heard by Sunny!

Save the Drama for Obama

1. The only true comeback to a preppy blonde drama queen.
2. Greatest comeback ever.
3. Way to shut up stupid middle schoolers.
4. Best way to win an arguement with a Democrat.
Girl: "OMG, blah blah blah, bitch bitch bitch, no one cares blah blah, like, omg, blah."
Guy: "Holy crap save the drama for obama"

flinch on the drama 

To "flinch on the drama" is to get so caught up in dramatic minutiae as to miss the big picture and blow the deal!
I've been practicing my lines for months, but I have this terrible fear I'm going to get up on stage and flinch on the drama.

- OR -

When Dr. Campbell realized Nurse Smith had been cheating on him with the intern, he completely flinched on the drama, letting the patient die in his hands.
flinch on the drama by billyfrolic August 21, 2009

here for the drama 

Someone who likes to hear all the drama but tries to stay out of it.
I don't want to be involved, I'm only here for the drama
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