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Used to ask or express the validity of something beyond a reasonable doubt; another way of saying/asking "For real".
Example 1:
Person 1: "Ey man, You heard Joey's in jail?"
Person 2: "On set?"
Person 1: "On set, homie. I put it on my momma"

Example 2:
Person 1: "Ey man, did you for real lose that CD I lent you? Like, not even playing, on set."
Person 2: "Yeah, homie, my bad."

Example 3:
"Stop playing games. If you don't stop fucking around with me, on set; Imma whoop your ass"
On set by C.Corona June 19, 2013
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My friend: on set I’m not lying
On set by 85;86 February 20, 2023

On My Set 

A gang term. When someone is involved in a gang and is trying to tell someone something and make them believe it instead of saying i swear to god or i swear on my life they say on my set.
person 1. yesterday i robbed this kid for 150$
person 2. no you didnt.

person 1. on my set i did.
On My Set by Chelsea92092 May 27, 2012

on the set

On the gang or sub-gang.
Guy: I just got some ass.

Guy 2: Put it on somethin'.

Guy: On my momma.

Guy 2: On the set?

Guy: On the set nigga.
on the set by BlackWhiteboy March 29, 2010

strap on a set 

Strap on a set (of balls), to behave in a manner fitting of a man.
Guy 1: Aw guys, I can't take another shot, I gotta work in the morning.
Guy 2: Dude, strap on a set and take it.
Guy 1: Alright, alright lets do some peach schnnap shooters.
Guy 3: Waitress! Two tequilas and a peach schnapps for my friend here who forgot to strap on a set before getting here! Could you put a little pink umbrella on it?
strap on a set by Rich L Smith October 23, 2005

Friendship set on Fire

1. Love
2. Seen on a shirt during the valentines day season
"Love is just friendship set on fire"

"I friendship set on fire you"

on the set blood 

"on the set blood" originates from jiv-jive negrodic language from the deep Kongo.
Also used in modern day colored people neighboorhoods referring to the worthless gang or set there from.
Often misunderstood by the common blue collar white male in The U.S