Say Less

“Say Less” has emerged as a popular slang term. It’s a concise way to convey agreement, understanding, or approval without needing to elaborate.

Understanding “Say Less”:

• Origin: The exact origin of “Say Less” is unclear, but it’s believed to have roots in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) and hip-hop culture.
• Meaning: It essentially signifies “I hear you,” “I agree,” “I’m on board,” or “Sounds good.”
• Context: “Say Less” is often used in response to a suggestion, invitation, or statement you find appealing.

Examples of Using “Say Less”:

• Friend: “Hey, wanna grab coffee this weekend?”
• You: “Say Less! Let’s do it.” ( = I’d love to, sounds good!)
• Online post: “This new pizza place downtown is amazing!”
• Comment: “Say Less. Gotta try it this week!” ( = I agree, I’ll check it out)

Alternatives to “Say Less”:

While “Say Less” is widely understood, here are some alternatives depending on the context:

• I’m down! ( = I agree and I’m interested)
• Sounds good! ( = A simple and positive response)
• Count me in! ( = I’d like to participate)
• Let’s do it! ( = Expresses enthusiasm and agreement)