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L+ratio is a snarky way to roast a social media user who created an unpopular or controversial post. Some users add more goofy insults to the end of their original reply using the + symbol. In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at what this term means and how to use it, as well as where it originally came from. To give you a complete refresher course on all things Gen Z, we’ll even go over some common slang words you might find as you peruse the internet.
What does l+ratio mean?
L+ratio is a playful way to reply to social media users who have recently made an unpopular or otherwise controversial post. “L” is a slang term for “loss,” while “ratio” is slang for a reply gaining more likes and traction than the original post (or getting more comments than likes/reposts).
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