Stay In Your Lane
Stick to what you're good at
Example
I think you should check the alternator
I think you should stay in your lane
Stay in your lane definition by Slang.net
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Stay in your lane is a phrase similar to "mind your own business" (MYOB). People use it to tell others to SU when they don't know what they're talking about. The phrase comes from lanes on a road that guide traffic and keep drivers from going where they shouldn't.
The phrase is often used by someone who is annoyed by the actions of another person. The phrase became a trending topic on social media when LaVar Ball told reporter Kristine Leahy to "stay in yo lane" on The Herd Live when she criticized Ball's clothing brand.