Yeet

What is the meaning of "YEET?" It can truly mean anything, from a bird in a sky to someone falling down a flight of stairs. Why does the phrase "YEET" matter? That is a question many not enlightened people ask. For those of you not enlightened of this subject, let me help you. The word YEET is actually an acronym, and one that holds society together. Y is for yet, the first E is for extreme, the second E for elephants, and T is for truthful: Yet Extreme Elephants (are) Truthful. So what does this mean? It means elephants are savage. The origin of YEET started in 80,000 BCE, during the elephant uprising against the dinosaurs. It was in fact both the elephant's war cry and anthem. In the eventual defeat of the dinosaurs, they opened a portal to space, launching a series asteroids at their home, mars. They boarded escape ships to leave their home, but due to their kindness, they also saved the dinosaurs. They flew to earth but were devolved due to a gas leak, causing them to crash into earth. Now, only a few years ago, a elephant warship was discovered, and words were translated into the acronym "YEET." This phrase was leaked and to cover it up NASA used agents to release a you tube video of a young man doing a dance and saying "YEET." This video went viral, creating the trend we all know and love today.