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deja ri (déjà ri) in French, is the process of randomly remembering a random funny event or experience and laughing about it. Other people around you may give you a weird look because they do not know what you are laughing about.
The name deja ri, is similar to deja vu, something that you have already experienced before, but with laughing at something.
Person 1: *randomly starts laughing*
Person 2: why are you laughing all of a sudden?
Person 1: oh, I just remembered this funny moment that happened 6 months ago
Person 2: oh, so you had a deja ri?
Person 1: pretty much, yeah
A feeling experienced when seeing ancient vine videos on present-day video sharing sites.
I think I saw this before on Vine. I especially experienced deja vine when he said that his name is Jared, he’s 19, and he never learned how to read.
A term used in social media chat groups when one member shares content that had previously been sent by another member without their noticing it or acknowledging it.
john doe 1: There’s a thai restaurant that opened our neighborhood!!!
john doe 2: Deja Sent!
john doe 3: John doe 1 if you only read what we send you...
A rare phenomena when the same song is playing on two or more radio stations simultaneously. Can be very irritating when searching for good music because it usually occurs with the latest generation of pop or poon tunes.
The new Taylor Swift song is playing on country 96.1 and hits 103.3. Talk about deja tune.
When you recieve a BJ equally as good to a previously received BJ
Mike: yo man i got deja BJ when I got head from felicity last night
Andrew: bro it reminded you of Stacy, that’s crazy man.
NOT deja vu is when you recall that something has already happened but it’s not deja vu
Jean: hey dude I have just to deja vu
Chris: no you didn’t that was NOT deja vu
When you felt like when you went to where you felt like where the feeling when you went to there?
"have yall ever felt like when you went to where you felt like where the feeling when you went to there?"
"Thats my thought process, not deja vu"