The term "YEET" doesn't originate from the WWE canon. YEET is best described as a piece of Gen-Z slang first popularized during Vine culture's 2015-16 era. Vines like "This B**** Empty" and ...

He celebrated the moment with the fans who backed him for months, dancing to his entrance music and shouting "yeet" with him during ... a shot at a prestigious WWE championship and become the ...

Jimmy Uso kicked off the show for his match against the new Tribal Chief Solo Sikoa, and he received quite the greeting from the WWE crowd ... Yo, we need help.” The Yeet chants started to ...

"HBD @RHEARIPLEY_WWE. YEET," Jey Uso wrote on an Instagram story and Rhea reacted to this by reposting the story and adding a kiss emoji to which everyone has hopped it could mean something else ...

WWE Raw this week was one of the best episodes. Sami Zayn became everyone's favourite. A video he appeared in is gaining lots ...

Speaking on "Nightcap," Uso explained that most of his family has been using "Yeet" on WWE television for a long time, and that the origins of the phrase has always been apart of west coast slang. " ...

MORE: 20 Greatest WWE Wrestlers Of All Time Jey joined Williams in the ring and both talked about being champions. They then constructed a new "Whoop that trick" and "Yeet" combination chant with ...