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tetsuos way of saying- step up and get on my level, meaning you are below me in the food chain lil homie, also seems to be a term that newgens and fengens are throwin around trying to claim as thier own.
player 1: 16-4 archetype sit
player 2: i won u 5238746years ago how can this be?!?!
player 1: get@me baddy
get@me by fanboy111111 June 24, 2010
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Means "do you understand what I have just said?"
Dat car is phat, get me?
get me by Cooney May 15, 2005
GET MEEEEEE!!!
A Term Used Often By BSG Shotta To Show His Joy And Excitement

Guy1: Wait Bro, Did You See That Kill?
Guy2: Yes Man I Did

Guy1&2: GET MEEEE!!!!!
GET ME by Adam348 February 5, 2022
Top this, try to get at my level, I am superior try and become me.
You just got a 100 on a test, your friend got a 92. You say: get @ me im the king, your friend is now angry and wants to be you.
get @ me by TheCattleMaster October 29, 2009
can also say seen or skeen
a way in which to agree with a certain subject or phrase; to get across the point you were also thinking of what they just said.
"dat boy go on like hes HOT"
"Get me!"
get me by jcw November 5, 2003
Well its like this... asking a favour
or...
In other words "do u understand??"
can you "get me" a packet of home fried chips with my favourite curry sauce?

OR for all those GANGSTARS>>>>>>>
I saw dis hot skoda on the road for £99, it was blinging " you GET ME"
Get me by Rogan (17) November 9, 2004
get me = i have actknowledged what you have said.

"goin for a snout"
"get me"
bruiser.....get meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
get me by SHALOPADU May 2, 2004
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