hyphy juice

Definition

A dangerously caffeinated cocktail combining José Cuervo 1800 tequila with Red Bull, typically dispensed from a sports bottle for maximum portability and questionable life choices. It's the drink equivalent of mixing a party with a cardiac event.

Example Usage

We were losing it at the sideline show, all amped up on hyphy juice and terrible decisions.

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