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Topic	Why do Americans always shout "let's go" when something good happens
Philip027 11/20/24 2:40:36 PM #73:	ssb_yunglink2 posted... this is genuinely one of the most bizarre topics ive ever seen here im in my 20s and saying lets go has been a common phrase in every sporting culture ive literally ever been a part of, and older folks say it too. Like im genuinely wondering how people think this is a new concept or gen Z slang. Have yall seriously never heard LETS GO METS? This isn't the kind of usage that the OP (or anyone else in the thread) is talking about. I've been to Hawaii sporting events before where "LET'S GO BOWS" was a typical rallying cry. You know when it was generally used? When they were falling behind, and needed to do something to catch up. Not after they'd just scored or won the game. <cite>Philip027 posted [p:983016024] in Why do Ame... [t:80888318]...</cite> <quote>ssb_yunglink2 posted... </cite><quote>this is genuinely one of the most bizarre topics ive ever seen here im in my 20s and saying lets go has been a common phrase in every sporting culture ive literally ever been a part of, and older folks say it too. Like im genuinely wondering how people think this is a new concept or gen Z slang. Have yall seriously never heard LETS GO METS?</quote>This isn't the kind of usage that the OP (or anyone else in the thread) is talking about.I've been to Hawaii sporting events before where "LET'S GO BOWS" was a typical rallying cry. You know when it was generally used? When they were falling behind, and needed to do something to catch up. Not after they'd just scored or won the game.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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