If you've ever scrolled through TikTok and seen someone comment "PMO 😭" on a video, you're not alone if you've thought: "Wait… what's PMO?" Let's break it down (in plain English).
PMO = Put Me On. It's TikTok slang — a shorthand way of saying: 👉 "Tell me more." 👉 "Introduce me to this." 👉 "Where can I find it?" So when someone comments "PMO" on a video, they're basically asking: "Put me on to this artist / product / outfit / song / person / vibe." It's one of those phrases that sounds weird until you hear it a few times — and then suddenly it's everywhere.
Let's say someone posts a video with: • A fire new song • A cute outfit • An aesthetic coffee shop • A chill friend group doing something cool You'll probably see comments like: "PMO to that playlist 🔥" "PMO where you got those pants 🫶" "PMO to more people like this please 😂" Basically, "PMO" is Gen Z for: I like this — how can I get in on it?
Mostly, yeah. It lives on TikTok and sometimes spills into Instagram or X (Twitter). But it's definitely not something you'd say out loud unless you're in on the slang. That said, slang like this changes fast. Last year it was ICL, GYAT, and rizz — this year, it's all about PMO, IDGAF-core, and delulu.
"New fav brand 👀 PMO if you want the link"
"Lowkey obsessed with this song rn — PMO if you want the name"
"POV: You gatekeep nothing and drop all the links — PMO in the comments 💅"