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- Whats up with the word yeeted suddenly being used instead . . . - Reddit
TL;DR: "Yeet" in its current usage means to throw something violently, usually because it is regarded as worthless or trash The earliest confirmed use of the term "yeet" is a dance video posted on Vine in 2014 In this instance, "yeet" is the name of the dance
- Guys, what exactly does “yeet” mean? : r OutOfTheLoop - Reddit
There is a skit with "yeet" in it being used in it on Musical ly now There are actually 96,000 videos being tagged as #yeet with almost all of them using yeet in one particular way The word Yeet is in the soundtrack of these videos So there is a new meaning for Yeet that is very popular right now
- Jey Usos Yeet is annoying : r WWE - Reddit
Yeah it’s a little cheesy At first I assumed it was because he’d just yeet himself into the ring, but I don’t see much yeeting to be honest If he’d scream “YEET” while bombing into the ring, that would be more amusing to me But it’s just printed on his glasses and shirt just because, apparently Unless I’m missing something
- r YEET - Reddit
Title must be "yeet" (capitalization does not matter) To prevent spam (and to make the funny haha "yeet" moment), posts need a title of "yeet" alone Capitalization does not matter, so long as it's only "yeet"
- What does Yeet mean? : r OutOfTheLoop - Reddit
Also, besides it being a dance, it was an insult on Vine I will get on there later so I can provide usernames but basically this man was insulting this other kid's mixtape CD and the man yells Yeet while throwing his CD outside and it blew up on Vine fairly quickly People made their own Yeet videos of them throwing CDs and it's pretty hilarious
- How did the YEET start ? : r WWE - Reddit
Old heads will say anything to make themselves fit in Yeet HAS NOT been around since the 90's sorry to tell ya that it definitely got started off a viral video that was going around a few years back I've been around for as long as the 90's and I can attest that NO ONE had the type of creativity for words like people do today
- Why was the term yeet so popular during the 1650s?
An will yeet aelc by his fader yrfnume, aefter his faders daege And ic nelle ge wolian yeet aenig man coy aenis wrang beode God coy heald Remarkably, the text goes on to translate into Early Modern English for us! Which in English is to this effect following
- What does the term “yeet” mean? How would you use it in a sentence?
Yeet is a very unique slang term It can be an expression of excitement I've seen it used as a verb with a synonymous meaning to "to throw" like when you are lobbing an object really hard
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