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1. an acronym for Too Legit To Quit (Legit is an abbreviation of Legitimate)
2. dignified, acknowledged
Person- "You're crazy!"
Other Person- "But legit as hell!"
First Person Again- "2L2Q!"

Originally from the hand symbols in the MC Hammer video of the song Too Legit To Quit.

Has been referenced in the film Hot Rod.
Rod Kimble- "I used to be legit. I was too legit. I was too legit to quit. But now I'm not legit. I'm unlegit. And for that reason, I must quit."
2L2Q by RandomTask-OddJob March 8, 2009
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