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 ...

WWE referred to the original group as ... It was the same font and design as Roman Reigns' OTC logo. There's also the word "YEET" on the back of the shirt and jacket. "The Original Tribal Chief ...

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 ...

Morse points out that yeet is known among professional wrestling fans (as is the slang word “mid”), thanks to WWE’s Jey Uso. “He’s cleverly worked it into his promos and merchandise ...

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 ...

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. " ...

proudly parade his WWE World Heavyweight Title as he stood on the commentary table, only to be immediately interrupted by Jey Uso. Make no mistake about it, this was not the standard Yeet Man ...

Then Reigns leaned into the mic and said “Yeet”, and he delivered a perfect ... and it will be interesting to see what surprises WWE has in store for the storyline. What did you think of ...

Is Jey Uso the face of WWE? Yeet? After beating GUNTHER and being one of the most popular wrestlers in the world for a few years now, Jey Uso is officially a true main eventer. He's the man ...