Hi, The second one is wrong and I am not sure about the first one. I have never seen "vibe" getting used in such structure. As for the article, you can use either depending on how you look at it.
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DibvibeI've always seen vibe used in the plural; it is short for "vibrations."
DibAlso please tell me if "out of me" and "from me" have virtually the same meaning when used in sentences like these?No. Think of "vibes" as vibrations that you unconsciously emit, so that other people can sense them.