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we made it 

People have different meaning for it.
But if you make it it means you succeed with a partner, goal, family or in life.
"Me and Cindy made it"
"I made it in life"
We made it together
we made it by SkyeLew September 14, 2015

We made it great; my vote mattered 

We made it great; my vote mattered

Meaning is when a majority of African Americans voters along with other races come together to vote in a President that is more fit for this country.
When groups of people come together to vote into position a new bill that’s more qualified with better ideas or plans.
1. Person: The bill was passed there will be no discriminating at food franchises towards homeless people,
2. Person: We made it great; my vote mattered ...

BY : GiovanniDYMillYentei

we major 

To make it. Be successful. To overcome a system that has tried to ensalve you to the ghetto and a life of poverty, crime, violence, and, disenfranchisement .
Me: so what's the word?
Friend: They like my mixtape. I got a deal!
Me: oh $hit man! We Major!
we major by AliasJ March 3, 2016

240p we meet again 

YouTube videos uploaded from 2005-early 2008 were displayed in 240p. Higher qualities become commonplace, and subsequently 240p was only used by people with slow internet speeds. Due to this, when a viewer comes across an old YouTube video in the 240p resolution, they may say the phrase '240p we meet again', or something along those lines due to being unaccustomed to viewing such a low resolution.
Bob views a video uploaded in July of 2006, and comments "240p we meet again".
240p we meet again by bobmal1 November 17, 2012

nigga we made it 

We black people have finally arrived to the level we wanted or so desired
Boy: Bruhh things aint like it use to be with white people being in top.

Me: Cause NIGGA WE MADE IT

no fate but what we make 

We have control over what happens to us in the future. There is no destiny or fate. There is nothing that will happen for sure. We determine our future from what we do now. We make our own future from our own actions, and nothing or no one else is responsible.
If you work hard every day to train for a sport, you will succeed and win. It is not the work of God or fate that you have succeeded; it is YOU who have made this success for yourself. Had you not trained, you would not have this success. No fate but what we make. You made yourself a better athlete, so you excelled. You made your own fate.