Y tho

Y tho is an other way of saying Why though. People use it mostly when they are texting

Bob: I am going to George’s house
Charlie:y tho

by Rhubarb pie November 15, 2019

Y tho

It is a short Way of typing 'why though'
Honestly, I think ppl use this cause they can't spell 'though'

Anna: "I shaved my eyebrows!"
Alexa: "Y tho?"

by Ohgreatlord March 2, 2019

Y tho

Short form of why though, used when someone says something dumb or does something stupid.

Person 1: Yo check out this song
*Mine Diamonds song plays*

Person 2: y tho

by Krazy Boi December 26, 2018

Y tho

When you can't believe something stupid but unbelievable happens leaving you with barely anything to say.

Like...y tho?...why would you like...like just....why.

by popcorn cupcakes...or whatever January 12, 2020

But y tho

But y tho is simple questioning something. It can also be the meme below, a variation of said meme, or a reference to the meme below. It's just a bastardization of "But why, though?"

John sees the above definition and is too dumb to figure it out himself that all he can say is "but y tho?"

by Mart Sass May 23, 2018

y tho

An abbreviation of "Why, though?" mainly used as a joke or pointless comment in online discussions.

The phrase picked up a large following in popular random-topic communities on GreatestJournal.com.

user1: "Help me choose my MySpace default!"
user2: "y tho"
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user1: "omg guys my fob shirt came today"
user2: "y tho"

by licia February 20, 2007

y tho

"Y tho" is a term used regularly nowadays. Stemming off of the phrase "why, though" it has been recently used to show confusion in a trolling type of manner. If, say, someone does/says something unintelligent, it is appropriate to reply with "y tho". For people not to confuse "y tho" with "why, though", squint your eyes while protruding your neck and calmly, in a small voice say "y tho?".
(Also there is a meme associating with this phrase.)

Person 1: Honestly, y'all are just vapid, y'all should leave.
Person 2: y tho?

by Kim Taehyung's bear June 13, 2018