You Feel Me 

you might of heard people say '' You feel me '' what means you basically saying can you relate to me but in another form of words.

You feel me, Im so excited to go to the park.

You Feel Me by Ladyas12 April 25, 2022

You feel me

You feel me just trying to always have ya back

You feel me Fam

You feel me by You feel me July 31, 2026

You feel me? 

Means, "I know!(as in YUP)(not like a durr kind of "iknow")" and "get it?" "understand?"

THE "I KNOW" VERSION
Billybob: That girl such a hoe!
Joebob: You feel me?!

"UNDERSTAND" VERSION
Skip: How do you spell hoe?
Sally: H-O-E you feel me?
Skip: Yeahh.

You feel me? by SuperPinky January 5, 2008

You feel me or you keel me 

A way of saying, someone is either to agree/understand with you, or might as well kill you.

Gurt: Yo
Plait: Yo do u see that fine shyt over there, she bad as hell. You feel me or you keel me?
Gurt: Sybau

You feel me or you keel me by FreeFalestin June 1, 2025

Do you feel me? 

One of the more annoying things people say along with asking you if you know what they're saying. Touch and Hearing are two different senses, and though emotions can be connected to senses, they're not the same thing as senses.

Guy- Do you feel me?
Other guy- No, I hear you.

Do you feel me? by The Original Agahnim July 18, 2021

tell me how you really feel 

The expression "tell me how you really feel" is said in sarcasm and irony after someone has said an anger or hate-filled statement, drawing attention to the anger and hatred (and implicitly mocking it).

Jon Stewart: Deep dish pizza is not only not better than new york pizza; it's not pizza. It's a fucking casserole. ...Chicago, I love your city, it’s one of my favorite places to visit… but deep-dish pizza is like a huge, crusted-over pile of diarrhea
Audience member: Damn Jon, tell me how you really feel

tell me how you really feel by ShadowVicious July 29, 2021

Tell me how you really feel 

A rhetorical, often sarcastic expression used in response to an overtly intense, blunt, or emotionally charged statement. It implies that the speaker has already made their feelings excessively clear and humorously suggests that there is no need for further candor or exaggeration.

Chloe Price: "Blackwell Academy is a shitty place where shitty people go to be shitty to each other and themselves."
Rachel Amber: "Tell me how you really feel, though."

Tell me how you really feel by Alex_Garlic_Decanter April 30, 2025