wsg
Wsg (abbreviation) means What's good? — a casual greeting meaning roughly "how are you" or "what's going on". Example: “wsg bro, you out tonight?”
How to Use Wsg
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishText shorthand for "what's good?", a way of saying hello.
Lower case, no punctuation. It is a greeting rather than a real question, so "nothing much, wbu" is a perfectly good answer. Common on Snapchat, TikTok and in group chats, and it carries a distinctly casual, young tone.
Do not read it as a question about quality — nobody is asking what is good.
Trace the full origin ↓Fill the Gap
Can you complete this real example?
_____ bro, you out tonight?
Etymology
An initialism of what's good.
Synonyms
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does wsg mean in texting?
It stands for "what's good", used as a greeting equivalent to "what's up". It expects a light reply, not an actual report on what is good.
What is the difference between wsg and wsp?
Almost nothing. wsg is "what's good" and wsp is "what's up"; both are casual hellos and either can answer the other. wsg has a slightly more current, slang-heavy feel.