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A black guy with a medium sized fro, a lot of game and a big dick. Jigga Js usually have a cold hearted personality and like listening to bronx drill a boogie wit dat hoodie and youngboy. SLATT SLATTT SLATTT
PBM From The J is an acronym meaning Plaque Boy Max from Jersey. PlaqueBoyMax is an successful streamer from West Orange, Jersey, owning a loving, wo
Me: Yo, you saw what PBM did on stream?
Friend: Who is PBM?
Me: Who is PBM? He’s PlaqueBoyMax
Friend: Oh! The snot rocket guy
Me: Yeah PBM From The J, thats him.
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Slang for someone who is a shade or an all around liability. Also see melt and niglet.
Look at that jackass acting like a melt.
Yeah, he's being a J. Gates.
Oh, that makes sense.
Simply an amazing guy loved by all, expect his mates.
EWWW its that fat guy!!!!! (Charlie J Lindup)
have you ever seen an icon? no not one from a computer. Or a brand. I mean a person. A person iconic enough to be a brand. Three. Why is it the perfect number? Three parts of an atom. Three parts of a mind. Three parts of a heart. Three parts of a brain. These are all signifant facts, but the real reason its the perfect number: Three parts of his initials. Women shrivel in J C K's presence, for they know they can never have him. Cause they're not good enough for him. No one is. Not even J C K is good enough for J C K. Plato's perfect form of icon was not chrome. or maccy d's. It was J C K. So next time you step into macdonalds, or open chrome, just remember. you're actually stepping into or opening up J CK.
"Don't use chrome. it's an outdtated webserver. Use J C K instead. he overheats easier (clicks tongue and winks) but has more memory and ram space, but most importantly is far more iconic
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a monthly teenage magazine marketed at pre-teen and teenage girls around age 11–19. It is one of the earliest teen celebrity magazines
An annual survey in 2007 by Experian Simmons Research of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, found that J-14 tied the former Nickelodeon Magazine among American girls 8–14 for familiarity, with nearly one in three girls in that age group surveyed saying they had read or looked at the magazine