hit me up
Hit me up (phrase) means Get in touch with me — by text, call or message — usually about arranging something or asking for something. Example: “Hit me up when you land and we'll get food.”
How to Use Hit me up
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSend me a message.
Informal American slang, now widespread in English generally, especially in texting and on social media. Avoid in formal writing.
Do not confuse it with hit on me, which means made a romantic advance towards me.
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_____ when you land and we'll get food.
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What does it mean when a guy says hit me up?
On its own it simply means contact me — it is an open invitation to message rather than a declaration of interest. Read it from context: hit me up sometime after a date is flirtatious, while hit me up if you need the file is purely practical.
What is the difference between hit me up and hit up?
Hit me up means contact me. Hit someone up, with a different object, means approach them to ask for something, as in I'll hit him up for a loan. Hit up a place means go there: we hit up three bars.
Is hit me up rude?
No, but it is casual. It is fine among friends, on social media and in relaxed work chat, and out of place in a formal email or a first message to a client.