Sentence examples for don't vibe from inspiring English sources

DJ's can't get the big-money bookings without relevant singles, but the technical skill, creativity, and hours it takes to be a successful producer don't vibe with the rigorous touring schedule required to be profitable.

African Americans from the "hood," "the brick," "the ghetto," or "the projects," acknowledge Gates' experience, but don't vibe with it too much because their every day life of being racially profiled for being poor, black and urban by white police officers greatly overshadows Gates' buppie elite minor rub with the "po po".

"My character doesn't vibe with that culture," he says.

Lennie was down in Nicaragua or El Salvador on a Christian mission with his girl and he didn't vibe with the mission people because he's so militant in his way, so the main preacher made him leave.

Those values did not vibe with me and were uncomfortable.

IGN's Xbox article editor described the character's inclusion as an unnecessary marketing ploy and would have preferred new characters made without McFarlane's involvement; the editor also wrote that Necrid did not "vibe" with the rest of the game.

"I don't see them vibing with 15,000 people in Brooklyn tonight".

Vibe: It's a word that Lamar harnesses on his hit anthem "Bitch Don't Kill My Vibe," which stormed the rap charts last year to become a singalong favorite.

Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe has now been immortalised in vegetable form, as Sweetgreen's "beets don't kale my vibe" salad.

This week, the sustainable restaurant officially turned the title of Kendrick Lamar's song Bitch, Don't Kill My Vibe, from his debut album Good Kid MAAD City, into the twee punnery of a "beets don't kale my vibe" salad – a healthy meal to dig into while wearing the matching T-shirt, perhaps.

"We don't get this vibe in Atlanta," he said, trying to put a happy spin on it.