Teen Slang · Social & friendship

What does “Send it” mean?

Go for it, commit fully, take the risk. 'Just send it.'

Decoded for parents by Pouya & Hengameh, parents of two — the team behind My Teen's World.

Where “Send it” comes from

From action-sports culture ('sending' a jump); spread through YouTube and meme videos.

Teens use it to hype each other up to be bold or take a chance.

Often harmless encouragement. Worth a glance if it's egging someone toward a genuinely dangerous stunt or dare.

“Just text her, send it, what’s the worst that happens.” Hyping a friend to commit and take the risk.
“We’re already here, send it.” Full-send energy — going all in without hesitation.