What truly differentiates chat ninjas from the masses is an interpretation of rare words. One of them is “PYO.” So, what does “PYO” mean on Snapchat? Since ‘PYO’ is not a common acronym, we’ll ensure it sticks with you. Read ahead with examples to get yourself familiarized with it.
What Is “PYO” on Snapchat?
‘PYO‘ means ‘put you on.’ It’s a phrase used in serious, humorous, or any other way you think. Usually, the sentence’s tone will dictate if ‘PYO’ is used for fun or in serious talk. When using ‘PYO,’ you are telling the other person that something interesting, tragic, or funny happened, and you want to tell them about it. Most of the time, you’ll use ‘PYO’ with the person you already know. But sometimes, you can use ‘PYO’ with strangers as well. In this context, ‘PYO’ will be a fancy way to introduce something.
How To Use “Pyo” on Snapchat?
With these examples, it would be easy for you to use ‘PYO’ properly on Snapchat. Read the interpretation for a more precise idea.
Example #1
Sara: “Hey, How are you doing? How’s life?” Jenn: “Hey, I am good, but life’s hard.” Sara: “Oh, what happened?” Jenn: “I had a terrible experience last week. Let me PYO details of those.” Sara: “Sure, Go ahead.” Interpretation: Jenn wants to tell Sara about last week’s experience, and she uses ‘PYO’ for her expression.
Example #2
Andrew: “Hey, Marie and I are engaged.” John: “Woah! How did this happen?” Andrew: “Let me PYO with the details.” Interpretation: Andrew is telling an exciting detail by using ‘PYO.’
Example #3
Stuart: “Hey, you applied for the job. How did it go?” Joe: “Sure, let me PYO about that.” Interpretation: Joe is telling Stuart about his job using ‘PYO.’
Other Meanings of “PYO”
Pyo can also have multiple other meanings, which can be pretty common. Here we are briefly describing those.
Put Yourself On
‘PYO‘ as ‘put yourself on‘ means encouraging the other person to speak, and you’re listening.
Example
George: “Hey, I have something important to tell you.” Mathew: “Pyo. I am listening.” Interpretation: In this context, Mathew is encouraging George to speak. Note that let me is not used in this context.
Put Yourself Off
The context completely changes when you use ‘PYO’ as ‘put yourself off.’ It means you’re restraining somebody from doing something that might be bad for them.
Example
Nick: “Hey, have you heard about that new game? Should I spend a couple of dollars on that?” Bale: Yeah, that is not good. PYO from spending your money.” Interpretation: Bale is asking Nick not to do something by using ‘PYO.’
Pick Your Own
Generally, To ‘pick your own’ means you can choose something. It is often used to buy something of your choice and pay in return. But that is rare to be used on Snapchat. On Snapchat, it means you’re not helping someone make a choice. Instead, ask them to decide on their own. Let’s clear this with an example.
Example
Emma: “Hey, help me choose the outfit from the two pics I’ve sent.” John: “I am not good with picking outfits. PYO.” Interpretation: John is saying the choice is yours, do whatever you like. Also, note that it may be a little rude to use ‘PYO’ in this meaning.
Final Thoughts
‘PYO’ is a term not used on Snapchat very often. Therefore, we tried to keep things simple and understandable. Also, remember to use it for accessible communication and not bragging about your knowledge. You can look forward to our other guide to explore other terms too.
