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just smack it 

Another way of saying to get things done. Just do it, but so much quicker and so much better. Once you commit to smacking it, you have to follow through. "Smack it"- Do it. "Let's smack this"- Let's do this. Made famous through Casey Neistat's video, "just SMACK IT."
"Just smack it."-Dan "Let's smack this." -Dan "C'mon dude let's smack that."-Dan "Should we just smack that?"- Dan
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just smack it 

When you want to achieve something and you want to commit to that thing and just get it done you would use the phrase 'just smack it'

-CaseyNeistat
-Dan Mace
Yeah, let's just smack it.
just smack it by DanMace May 28, 2018

just SMACK IT 

A term used to describe getting things done. To just do something that much quicker, and that much better.

When you commit to smacking it, you have to push through.
Casey: "Should we just smack that time-lapse?"
Dan: "Yes bro! Let's just smack it!"
just SMACK IT by mendy_s May 29, 2018

JUST SMACK IT!!!

Phrase invented by filmmaker Dan Mace. First featured on Casey Neistat's 368 vlog before Dan made a video about the phrase on his Youtube Channel.
Person 1: "I'm afraid to go on that rollercoaster."
Person 2: "Don't be, JUST SMACK IT!!!"
JUST SMACK IT!!! by Yourrealname121 January 15, 2019
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