What does WTV mean in text? Follow
“WTV*” is shorthand for “whatever.”
WTV tends to be used in casual texting when someone feels unconcerned or slightly dismissive about a situation. Much like its predecessors the abbreviated “whatevs” and the joined-thumbs in the shape of a W (à la Clueless), WTV is this generation’s laissez-faire indication of their indifference.
For example, “I’ll do WTV you guys decide this weekend”* can signal easygoing energy. At the same time, “WTV” as a standalone response might come across as passive or even annoyed, depending on tone.
As with all text conversations, context is everything. If you see “WTV” a lot in fast-paced conversations, group chats, and social media, just remember that these are cases where speed matters more than full sentences. And if you’re texting someone new and want to keep your conversations private, using a Hushed number lets you chat freely without giving out your real phone number.