Definition

A declaration that something is deeply relatable to your personal experience, usually in response to memes or situations. The grammatically incorrect but emotionally accurate way to say 'I identify with this.'

Example Usage

*sees meme about avoiding responsibilities* It me.

Origin

Evolved from internet speak and meme culture, intentionally using incorrect grammar for comedic effect

Fun Fact

The phrase's grammatical incorrectness is the point—proper grammar would dilute the immediate, visceral relatability.

Source: Tumblr and Twitter meme culture

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