Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A fancy way to say I am, like when you're too lazy to spell it right.

I be tired of your dumb jokes.

I be here for the snacks, not the talk.

I be watching you, you know I be watching you.

2

Rasta speak for you and me, like when you're trying to sound spiritual but just want to skip the math test.

Me and you, we be one, like two peas in a pod, but also in a bag of beans.

You and me be the same, just with different hair.

Me and you be the same, but I got more reggae in me.

3

Rasta version of I or me, like when you're trying to sound wise but just forgot your lunch.

I be hungry, and I be wise, so I be eating.

I be here, and I be lost, but I be here.

I be me, and I be my vibes, and I be fine.

4

I and I means your body and your soul, like when you're trying to be deep but just forgot your pants.

I and I be here, but I be not wearing pants.

I and I be tired, and I be also in my head.

I and I be the same, but I be also different, like me and my twin.

5

Rasta speak for your body and mind being one with your soul, like when you're trying to be cool but just forgot your shoes.

I and I be cool, but I be not wearing shoes.

My body and my mind be in oneness, like my brain and my feet.

I and I be one, but I be also two, like me and my brother.

6

Rasta speak for God being with you, like when you're trying to be holy but just forgot your prayer.

Jah be with me, and I be with Jah, like we be best friends.

I be with Jah, and Jah be with me, like we be in a group chat.

Jah be with me, and I be with him, like we be in a relationship.

7

Trump's favorite Bible verse, spelled weird so it sounds like he's trying to be smart but he's just rich.

I be rich, and I be smart, like I be both.

I be the best, and I be also the smartest, like I be a king.

I be here, and I be also there, like I be everywhere.