get into it
get into it by AniyahB06 May 21, 2020
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Get into it
Used when you are about to get into some deep, emotional or pot stirring statements. Usually used when something is very relatable and can be used for something positive--like when in agreement with somebody--or when throwing shade.
Ex 1 (positive): No matter how bad you got, there is another broad who wishes you had it worse. A miserable, ole' sorry broad that is plotting on your demise, get into it.
Ex 2 (shade): Some of y'all ain't got been using this oil to moistures your edges, but y'all straight wanna come from me. Get into it.
Ex 2 (shade): Some of y'all ain't got been using this oil to moistures your edges, but y'all straight wanna come from me. Get into it.
Get into it by Xavier Shaw December 25, 2016
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get into it
like when someone is doing something and they’re really vibin. it can also be used in a sarcastic way.
get into it by purr444 November 29, 2021
get into it yuh
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get into it yuh by thee_orlxndo_06 October 31, 2021
Yuh get into it
Yuh get into it by TheoneandonlyOnikafan April 19, 2020
yuh get into it
yuh get into it by BillyWithTheWilly August 6, 2020
ya get into it
ya get into it by kdefinitions May 8, 2020
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