"L" and "W" have been used to signify Losses and Wins in sports for a while, mostly due to how it shows up in the standings and scoreboards. Example . It can go further with sports commentators adding some variance to commentary: "They need this 'W' to go to the playoffs" etc.

2022年2月16日 · L = short for lose, as in take the L. "you lose," "I disagree," "bad take/bad post", etc. Ratio = used to generate a bandwagon of hate against the post. The intention is that the comment "ratio" will get more likes than the original post, the ratio of likes thereby signifying that the post is bad and people disagree.

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Do you mean Loss.jpg? It's a meme that started like six years ago. Basically, a comic artist who was known for comedic, topical jokes about video games suddenly and abruptly decided to move to serious plotlines about a miscarriage. It was then absolutely ripped apart by people seeing it as a 'cry for attention' or just attention-seeking behavior.

2022年2月7日 · Answer: “L” is just short for “loss/you lose”. “Ratio” means that a response to a post has more likes than the initial post itself. On twitter, conventional wisdom says that if your tweet has significantly more responses and quote-retweets than likes, it’s probably a very unpopular opinion.

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I have heard the expression "Take the L" meaning "take the loss" in black culture for quite some time. It's been around. I'm guessing the W is just the natural opposite meaning, win. Being that said, with the expression being not new, it's has seen a rise in popularity on twitter lately so that's probably why you are seeing it all over the ...

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2019年12月4日 · This meme has passed popularity, but chat spamming 2? is a relic of when it was popular. Because during that time, all you would here is tts say 2? Over and over A similar phenomenon happened for L_ ? Where as the 7? spam was made as alternate funny take on a dead meme - the L_ ? meme was made as a way to maximize cancer on tts.