What does Slatt mean?
Other definitions of Slatt:
- Stands for "Slime Love All the Time" or "Slime Life, All the Time". A shoutout used on many Atlanta rap songs as an ad lib. Originated by Young Thug's Atlanta clique. Sometimes appears as "slat".
- Slime Love all the Time. Originally a rap ad lib from Young Thug, it was popularized as a trend on the social media platform TikTok, which featured a move where you wipe snot (or slime) from your nose.
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How to use the term
Slatt:
"I do lie, yeah, I do... slatt slatt"
-"Wyclef Jean", Young Thug
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