jubba

Also spelled jubbah. No relation to Jabba the Hutt. Origin: in this definition, from Marshal Bruce Mathers the Third's usage in "Just Lose It" from the album Encore. Apparent meanings include:

1) interjection used to fill units (syllables) in a rap line
2) interjection indicating relative contentment with the situation
3) interjection indicating apathy, on the same lines as the French je m'en fou, the German machts nicht, and the English whatev.

1. Snap back to reality/Oh, you saw me at the battle/I'm a grown man, jubba, jubba, jubba, jubba, jubba, jubba, jubba, jubba/I don't have any lines to go right here so, jubba, jubba/Tell me fellas (what) fellas (what)/Grab your left nut, make your right one jealous (what)

2. A: It's sunny and warm out, man...geez, I'm so glad winter's over.
B: Jubba.

3. Emma: Chris! Keegan's chasing me! Help!

Chris: Jubba jubba...

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