WTV is a commonly used term on Snapchat, often used in direct messages, as well as captions on people’s stories. Here’s everything you need to know about what WTV means.
There are a number of different terms and acronyms that are used on the platform to make chatting quicker and easier, but if you’re out of the loop, it can be confusing when you see some of the words that are commonly used.
‘WTV’ is one term that you might have seen while using Snapchat, as well as other apps like Instagram, Twitter, and more. Here’s everything you need to know about what WTV means.
What does WTV mean on Snapchat?
On the internet, WTV is usually used as a shortened version of ‘whatever.’ Generally, when used alone it infers not caring, however, it can also be used in a full sentence the same way that the word ‘whatever’ is.
It is commonly used on Snapchat, and you will often see this used in direct messages, but the term is not unique to Snapchat, so you may see people use it on other platforms like Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and more.
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In other instances, people may also use WTV to mean ‘What’s The Verdict,’ or ‘Watch The Video,’ though these definitions are less common.
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