In Mexico is used majorly as an abbreviated form of the word "literal" or "literally".
I'm outside your house, lit I'm at the door
Yesterday i got so wasted, lit I can't remember how i get back to my home
In Mexico is used as an abbreviated form to the word "literal"
I'm outside your house, lit, I'm in front of the door
Estoy afuera se tú casa, lit, estoy en frente de la puerta
When someone or something is out of control hype or crazy
Ed: man this party is crazy
Ethan: I know man it's so lit
When something is so awesome and you can't really explain it.
" That party was so lit last night!''
Old days: Really high.
Now-2017/2016: Awesome or amazing.
Old days: Man, I'm so lit right now..
Now-2017/2016: Woah, that was awesome! Your so lit!
Originated from California, first to be used as a word to mean high off of methamphetamemes. You might find older people confused when the young crowd uses the word lit because originally it was defined differently.
“That fu been up for 3 days because he lit”