Definition

Acronym for "You Know The Score," a 2000s-era expression used to acknowledge mutual understanding of a situation without needing further explanation. Popular in UK grime and hip-hop culture, it's the verbal equivalent of a knowing nod between people who are already on the same wavelength.

Example Usage

I don't need to explain why we're leaving this party early—YKTS.

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