A fork of Rural Dictionary
An insult referring to armys who use overused memes/jokes/nicknames relating to BTS or exhibiting koreaboo behaviour by using romanized hangul unironically. Equivalent to the awkward teenage phase many people experience. The name "no jams" comes from an overused BTS-related meme "Jimin, you got no jams"
normal army: "Wow Jin looks so handsome" no jams: "Omo look at princess Jin"
“no-jams” (pronounced like it looks) is a derogatory term for members of the BTS fandom (known collectively as ARMY) that act out of pocket and perpetuate old BTS memes and stereotypes about the members. The term itself comes from a very popular clip of BTS leader RM (Kim Namjoon) telling another BTS member Jimin (Park Jimin) that he had “no jams”, a nonsensical phrase that instantly became popular with ARMY for its weirdness. Over time, as with many memes, it became overused, and now ARMY uses the term to reference other ARMY who act cringy when discussing the members. The term isn’t widely used by many K-ARMY or even I-ARMY for that matter, but it is most popular with American ARMY on Twitter, and occasionally Instagram. You can identify “no-jams” if they believe RM can’t walk two feet without breaking something, that Suga has no feelings, or any other widely inaccurate and overused stereotypes of the members of BTS.
“Hey, did you see this tweet by @clumsynamjoonoppa?: ‘kekeke there joon goes again breaking lamps keke don’t let him hold the awards he might break them’” “Ugh, that’s such a no-jams thing to say.”
The act of when someone is not fun.
J-hope: Jimin is very no fun! Rap Monster: Jimin, you got no jams.
Noun; 1. Fruit preserves, spread on many confectionery treats. 2. To play with two or more musicians , in a mediocre or higher quality level. 3. To dance, usually considered by the “audience” as “White AF.” 4. Something that Park Jimin does not have.
1. Strawberry jam is great. 2. Hey dude, wanna have a jam sesh? 3. I'm jammin' out! 4. Rapmon: Jimin, you got no jams. Jimin: *sadness*
a song that a person is particularly fond of, sometimes to the point of being their personal anthem or theme song. derived from the expression "jamming out".
"say mang, turn the radio up, this is my jam!"