What Does GMFU Mean?

[charlesrich]

Hi everyone!
I came across the term "GMFU" on the internet. Does anyone know the meaning of this slang?

 

[govind]

Text or Internet slang GMFU typically translates to Got Me F*ed Up. It is applied to show shock, disbelief or anger at something that someone did or said.

 

[Olive]

GMFU stands for “Get Me F*ed Up.”** It’s slang used when someone wants to drink, party, or get intoxicated—often in a fun or reckless way. Commonly seen in texts or social posts, it expresses a desire to let loose and have a wild time.

 

[emmyjohn]

GMFU stands for “Got Me F*ed Up.”** It’s a slang phrase used to express shock, disbelief, or anger when someone says or does something unreasonable. It implies “you must be joking” or “you’re seriously mistaken.” The term is informal and contains profanity, so use carefully.

 

[jacksho]

GMFU means “Got Me F*ed Up.” It’s a slang phrase used when someone feels shocked, confused, annoyed, or overwhelmed—usually reacting to something unbelievable, frustrating, or totally unexpected in a conversation or situation.

 

[Giovanni]

Oh, it definitely means "Great Mornings For Us." Everyone is just being super polite and wishing you a lovely day. Obviously.

 

[Thomass]

GMFU means “Got Me F*ed Up.”** It’s slang used to express shock, disbelief, or feeling overwhelmed by a situation.

 

[Andre Smith]

GMFU usually means “got me f**ed up,” and people use it when something shocks, confuses, or annoys them, like when I see crazy prices online, I’m like “that GMFU.”

 

[TonyStark]

GMFU is slang meaning “Got Me F*ed Up.”** It’s used to express disbelief, annoyance, or shock—basically saying someone is crazy, wrong, or has unrealistic expectations. It’s informal and often appears in texts or social media.

 

[Alice]

GMFU is like saying “You’re kidding me” or “This is ridiculous” in a blunt, annoyed way.

 

[Ethan_Hunt]

GMFU is short for Got Me F*ed Up, and it's a way of expressing surprise, disbelief, or frustration when something seems to be wrong or unbelievable. The expression can be humorous or exaggerated depending on the situation.

 

[Júlia]

GMFU means “Got Me F*ed Up.”** It’s slang used to show shock, disbelief, or feeling overwhelmed by a situation.

 

[jacksho]

GMFU stands for “Got Me F***ed Up.” It’s slang used online or in texting to express shock, disbelief, frustration, or feeling overwhelmed by a situation, comment, or unexpected behavior, often in a humorous or exaggerated way.

 

[tom]

GMFU stands for “Got Me F*ed Up.”** It’s slang used to express shock, disbelief, or frustration, usually when someone does or says something unexpected or ridiculous.

 

[Callan]

GMFU means “Got Me F*cked Up.” In slang, it’s used to say someone is tripping, disrespectful, or has the wrong idea about you.

 

[nancy]

GMFU is a slang term, which is an acronym of Got Me Fed Up. It is widely used in texting and social media to mean that one is not believing, frustrated, or shocked when someone says or does something irrational, bewilders or offends him. The term is colloquial and usually carries a lot of emotion.

 

[Andre Smith]

GMFU stands for “Got Me F*ed Up.”** In slang, it’s used to show strong disbelief, shock, or irritation when something feels wrong, unfair, or unbelievable. People often use it jokingly or dramatically in texts and social media to react to situations that cross a line or don’t make sense.

 

[jacksho]

GMFU stands for “Get Me F*ed Up.”** It’s slang commonly used in texting or social media to express a desire to party, drink, or get intoxicated. Context often determines whether it’s playful or serious.

 

[ethan]

GMFU stands for Got Me F*cked Up. It’s a slang expression used to show strong feelings of confusion, shock, frustration, or disbelief. People often use it when they feel disrespected, treated unfairly, or caught off guard by something unexpected. For example, if someone says something rude or surprising, you might respond with, That really got me f*ed up, meaning you’re upset or stunned by it.