AYPI
And your point is?
Example
I heard u the first time, AYPI?
That we should take time to process things before immediately deciding on something that could have long-term ramifications
The Mowry sisters probably use AYPI
Related Slang
| SWA | So what a** |
| WC | Who cares |
| weva | Whatever |
| IDC | I don't care |
| IGTP | I get the point |
| IDT | I don't think |
| IDU | I don't understand |
| WDYM | What do you mean? |
| WDYMBT | What do you mean by that? |
| WDUMBT | What do you mean by that? |
Baseball Slang Quiz: Can you bat 1.000?
AYPI is an argumentative acronym people use to question the intent of something another person said. People may use it seriously, as well as sarcastically, which can be difficult to detect through plain text (the /s helps).
For example, if you are in a heated argument with a sibling regarding your parenting approach and unsure about the intent of their comment, you might reply with, "AYPI? You aren't even a parent!" Or, your friend may list all the reasons that Disney has ruined the Star Wars franchise and you may message back "AYPI" jokingly.