You’re surfing the internet and you read the phrase “Spill the tea”, but you don’t know what that means? Here’s the background and usage of the phrase.
We explain to you the meaning of “Spill the tea”. (Source: Vadymvdrobot / depositphotos.com)
That means “spill the tea”: tell the truth or slander
The abbreviation or English phrase “Spill the tea” means something like “blaspheme” on the one hand and “tell the truth” on the other hand. The idiom isn’t new, but it’s been given a boost by TikTok.
Literally “spill the tea” is pouring or spilling a tea. Over the years, the phrase has become synonymous with sharing juicy details or secrets. Be careful not to reveal too much or you’ll become a snitch.
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This is how “Spill the tea” is used
“Spill the tea” can be used as a hashtag, caption or description of content. On TikTok, these videos are often accompanied by music:
The original origin of the phrase is said to come from the American trans woman Lady Chablis. Who used the letter “T” to indicate “truth”. You can find out more about this in this TikTok:
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