What is 8647 meaning in text messages?

Phillips

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I recently came across the number 8647 in a conversation, and I’m not sure what it means. It doesn’t seem like a random number, so I’m guessing it might be some kind of slang or code. Can someone explain the 8647 meaning and how it’s typically used? Also, is it common or just used in specific situations?
 
"Hey all, I looked into this one and it seems like 8647 is often used as a code word for 'I love you.' If you break down the numbers, each digit corresponds to a letter in the alphabet (A=1, B=2, etc.). So, 8=H, 6=V, 4=4 (just a number, no letter), 7=O. I've seen people use it in text messages to be a bit more subtle about their feelings."
 
“8647” in text messages typically means “I hate you” or “get rid of you.”
It comes from slang where “86” means remove, and “47” intensifies the sentiment.
 
In text messages, 8647 usually means ignore or get rid of someone/something.
  • It comes from slang:
    • 86 = to cancel, remove, or reject
    • 47 = sometimes used to mean “you” (less common, more slangy)
 
8647 in text messages is a slang code where 86 means “to get rid of” or reject something, and 47 is sometimes interpreted as referring to Donald Trump (as a political reference). Together, it can imply removing or opposing someone. However, meanings vary widely, and it can also be used jokingly or without political intent depending on context.
 
8647 is a type of numeric slang code that means I hate you or I'm done with you in text messages. Each figure stands for the number of letters in every word: 8 = I hate, 6 = you, 4 = very, 7 = much (sometimes a little loosely interpreted). It is mainly used jokingly among friends rather than seriously, depending on the situation. Yet, how the words are said makes a big difference. Although it can be a fun exchange, it can also be a way to show one's displeasure or anger. So, think about the chat and the kind of relationship you have before deciding what the message sender really meant by this symbol.
 
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