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Have you seen your friends say “ight” back and forth on Snapchat? Are you wondering just how many meanings that quick expression has? “Ight” is actually a really versatile phrase that can be used in a ton of different ways, from agreeing with someone to talking about your mood. Read this list and work this word into your Snapchats with total confidence!

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What does "ight" mean on Snapchat?

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  1. “Ight” is a shortened way of saying “alright” in a text message and across all social media platforms.[1] “Ight” can mean “yes,” “I guess so,” “is that okay with you,” or “fine.” “Ight” can be used as an answer to a question, a way to check in with someone, or a technique to get someone’s attention.
    • "I’m thinking Thai tonight. 🍲”
      “Ight. That sounds good!"
    • "I’m planning on painting the walls blue. You cool with that?”
      “Ight. 🤷🏼 I don’t have a favorite color, so I don't really care."
    • "I’m going to throw a party tonight, ight?”
      “Okay. But only because it’s a Saturday! 😜"
    • "How’s your day been?”
      “Ight. 👍🏿 I don’t have any complaints."
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How to Use "ight"

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  1. If someone asks you a question, say “ight” to say you’re on board with their suggestion. It’s a casual way to confirm you’re down. Add an exclamation mark to tell someone that you’re extremely interested, or just end with a period if you’re simply okay with the idea.[2]
    • Them: "Should I bring my console over? 🎮”
      You: “Ight! I’m so ready to beat your high score. 😈"
    • Them: "I love you, sis, but you gotta wash your dishes, like…now! 🍽️ 🧼"
      You: "Ight. I’ll come right down and take care of them."
  2. Add one or more exclamation marks and a symbol like a 😍 (heart eyes emoji) to compliment your friend. They’ll love how sincere you are.
    • Them: "What do you think of this dress?"
      You: "Ight! 😍 That’s a really sick design."
    • Them: "Here’s a pic of the mural I painted for the STEM club! 🎨"
      You: "Ighttttt!! Those double helices look dope! 🧬"
  3. When it goes at the beginning of a sentence, “ight” is similar to “so” and serves as a way to say you want the spotlight on you for a second or two.
    • You: "Ight, I have an idea…what if we went for a carnival theme? 🎡"
      Them: "We’ve got enough space in the quad to set everything up!"
    • You: "Ight. Check it out. Let’s petition for ‘No Meat Mondays.’ 🌱"
      Them: "I think the cafeteria staff would be down with that!"
  4. Use an exclamation mark with “ight” to say you’re thrilled and overwhelmed with relief that you’ve found a person that sees the world exactly the way you do.
    • Them: "I think the rent’s way too high for these student apartments."
      You: "Ight…! 👏 Someone’s finally speaking the truth."
    • Them: "That show is so underrated! 😩 I wish people would give it the credit it’s due."
      You: "Ight! You get it! It should be nominated for an Emmy, for sure."
  5. When you say they’re “ight” in your book, you’ve basically given them your seal of approval. Your words will make them glow with pride.
    • You: "That was nice of you to chip in. 😊 You’re ight with me."
      Them: "Thanks, bro. Right back ‘atcha."
    • You: "Appreciate you bringing cake to the party! 😋 You’re ight."
      Them: "What kinda person would I be if I didn't bring sweets to a b-day?!"
  6. If someone has their mind set and they want some input, tell them “ight” to show you won’t put up a fight. You’ll seem really easygoing.
    • Them: "I think we should decorate the rec room. 🪅"
      You: "Ight. It does look kinda empty."
    • Them: "Should I put in a maintenance form for that leaky faucet? 🚰"
      You: "Ight. It doesn’t really bother me, but go for it!"
  7. In order to make sure you have their permission, use “ight” at the end of a sentence along with a question mark.[3] You’ll show you care about their comfort level.
    • You: "I’m going to add Starr to the group chat, ight?"
      Them: "Yeah, we should totally get their thoughts on the fundraiser. ❇️"
    • You: "I’m gonna turn on video chat, ight? 🎥"
      Them: "All good! Just let me brush my hair first. 😅"
  8. If you want things low-pressure so someone doesn’t feel bad, “ight” is a way to keep the convo light. You’ll reassure your friend that you’ve got their back.
    • Them: "I just need to veg out with some video games. 🥕 🧟"
      You: "Ight. 👍🏽 We can chat tomorrow."
    • Them: "Sorry! I’ve gotta cancel. I need a self-care day. 💆‍♀️"
      You: "Ight. I feel that. Take care of yourself! 🫂"
  9. If someone is embarrassed or thinks that they might’ve gotten on your bad side, then “ight” is a chill phrase to say you’re actually on good terms with them.
    • Them: "Sorry I missed your text! I totally fell asleep on the couch. 🛋️ 💤"
      You: "Ight. It happens to me, too."
    • Them: "Dude! I didn’t mean to forget my wallet. 😳 I’ll spot you next time!"
      You: "Ight. Sounds good. Maybe next week?"
  10. Share if you’ve had a couple challenges here and there, but focus mostly on what you’re happy about or grateful for. It’ll inspire your friends and keep you in a peaceful state of mind.[4]
    • Them: "How’s life been for you?"
      You: "It’s ight. I need more sleep, but I’ve been making a lot of beats. 🎶"
    • Them: "How’s the semester going?"
      You: "Ight. 😉 Met someone cute in chemistry class and my GPA is going up."
  11. In this case, “ight” is similar to “wow” and captures all of your excitement. Tell your friends why you’re so thrilled to get them fired up, too.
    • You: "Ight! Loving all this brainstorming for the poetry slam. 🎤"
      Them: "Yeah! I can stay up all night spitting verses."
    • You: "Ight! Way easier figuring out this book in a group chat. 🔎 📖"
      Them: "Four heads are better than one! 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️"
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Other Meanings of "ight"

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  1. If someone's in a spunky mood or wants to stir up some trouble, then "IGHT" or "ight" means that they plan to get really wild and have an unforgettable night. If they're really angry, then they might be suggesting they want some revenge.[5]
    • "I'm done with finals week, so I'm ready to party! 🎉 IGHT! 😈"
    • "I'm bored, and that's a real problem I plan to fix in a couple hours. IGHT! 🔥"
    • "My ex never should've crossed me. IGHT. 😡"
  2. They've been gone for a while and you've asked for an ETA. They're probably busy and don't want to update you on every single logistic, so "IGHT" is a quick way to reassure you that they'll be back soon.[6]
    • "My flight's been delayed a ton of times. 🙄 IGHT."
    • "I have no idea if I'll be back by 6 P.M. 🤷🏼‍♀️ IGHT, okay?"
    • "IGHT. 💖 Just hang in there. I'll bring over some takeout, hon."
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This article was co-authored by Imad Jbara and by wikiHow staff writer, Madeleine Flamiano. Imad Jbara is a Dating Coach for NYC Wingwoman LLC, a relationship coaching service based in New York City. 'NYC Wingwoman' offers matchmaking, wingwoman services, 1-on-1 Coaching, and intensive weekend bootcamps. Imad services 100+ clients, men and women, to improve their dating lives through authentic communication skills. He has a BA in Psychology from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. This article has been viewed 72,248 times.
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