What does GYATT mean on TikTok?

TIKTOK throws out all sorts of new slang terms and the latest one doing the rounds is GYATT.

The term is all over TikTok but what does it even mean?

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GYATT is one of many new words and phrases doing the rounds on TikTok[/caption]

What does GYATT mean on TikTok?

You may have seen GYATT in videos and captions across TikTok lately.

It’s also appeared in the comments as well.

But it’s not just a TikTok thing, it’s across other parts of social media too.

It’s believe the term was actually coined on another platform.

Apparently YouTube and Twitch streamer came up with it first.

It turns out GYATT is an abbreviation of “godd**n” and used as an expression of appreciation for women with curvy figures.

Is there another meaning for GYATT?

Other sites also mention GYAT which apparently an acronym.

According to Acronym Finder, GYATT stands for Get Your Act Together.

GYAT was generally used to tell someone they’re behaving inappropriately or telling them to behave in a better manner.

One TikTok user commented: “Yeah, guys say it when they see a girl with a large behind. Like, Recollect yourself.”

What are the other TikTok slang terms?

Users of TikTok will be all to aware of new words and phrases popping up all the time.

Here is some of the more vogue lingo to be aware of.

Fruity

Fruity is a term used to describe someone who belongs to the LGBTQ+ community.

Originally a disparaging term, users from the LGBTQ+ TikTok subculture have reclaimed the word and express it in a proud and positive way.

Go little rockstar

American Indie band Sales wrote a song containing the lyrics “Pope is a Rockstar”.

The line was misinterpreted by many as “go little rockstar”.

The newly adopted lyrics went viral on TikTok and people empoweringly utilised them – celebrating achievements and heroes of all shapes and sizes.

Cheugy

This term refers to people or objects who aren’t in tune with contemporary trends.

It is the antithesis of trendy.