TBH the most-used text abbreviations in Arkansas and the US are LOL

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A recent study shows the most common abbreviations searched on Google in Arkansas differ only slightly from the rest of the country.

The study’s authors at Unscrambler.com said they searched Google Trends data from Jan. 1 through March 24 to compile their list. The result was the 10 most-searched terms in Arkansas and a list of 50 U.S. terms.

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Arkansas top 10 most searched text abbreviations:

1. SMH – Shake my head.
2. TBH – To be honest.
3. WTW – What’s the word.
4. OTP – One true pairing.
5. ISTG – I swear to God.
6. PMO – “P-sses me off” or “Put me on”.
7. TS – “Tough sh-t” or “Talk soon”.
8. ATP – At this point.
9. WYLL – What you look like.
10. MBN – Must be nice.

Most searched text abbreviations in America (based upon monthly searches):

1. SYBAU (333,100 searches) – Shut your b—h ass up.
2. FAFO (274,600 searches) – F–k around and find out.
3. SMH (201,800 searches) – Shake my head.
4. PMO (142,500 searches) – “P-sses me off” or “Put me on”.
5. TS (97,000 searches) – “Tough sh-t” or “Talk soon”.
6. TBH (85,500 searches) – To be honest.
7. OTP (82,800 searches) – One true pairing.
8. ASL (81,600 searches) – As hell.
9. NFS (77,900 searches) – New friends.
10. POV (75,100 searches) – Point of view.
11. WYD (68,400 searches) – What are you doing?
12. WYLL (67,000 searches) – What you look like?
13. WYF (66,700 searches) – Where are you from?
14. ISTG (65,100 searches) – I swear to god.
15. ATP (64,800 searches) – At this point.
16. WTW (61,500 searches) – What’s the word?
17. FWB (58,200 searches) – Friends with benefits.
18. HMU (57,700 searches) – Hit me up.
19. FML (56,400 searches) – F–k my life.
20. ICL (54,700 searches) – I Can’t Lie.
21. FS (54,400 searches) – For sure.
22. DW (54,100 searches) – Don’t worry.
23. LMS (52,300 searches) – Like my status.
24. IMO (51,700 searches) – In my opinion.
25. WTV (49,600 searches) – Whatever.
26. ISO (48,900 searches) – In search of.
27. WSG (48,300 searches) – What’s good?
28. MB (48,000 searches) – My bad.
29. GTS (46,500 searches) – Go to sleep.
30. ETA (46,400 searches) – Estimated time of arrival.
31. WYO (46,100 searches) -What you on?
32. NGL (43,300 searches) – Not gonna’ lie.
33. WTM (38,300 searches) – What’s the move.
34. ICYMI (38,100 searches) – In case you missed it.
35. BTA (38,000 searches) – “Better than average” or “But then again”.
36. BTW (37,100 searches) – By the way.
37. MK (36,900 searches) – Mmm, okay.
38. CYA (36,700 searches) – Cover your ass.
39. MBN (36,600 searches) – Must be nice.
40. LOML (35,600 searches) – Love of my life.
41. WFH (35,500 searches) – Work from home.
42. IIRC (34,500 searches) – If I remember correctly.
43. PFP (31,600 searches) – Picture for proof.
44. ETC (27,100 searches) – And the rest.
45. HY (26,500 searches) – Hell yeah.
46. NTM (24,800 searches) – Nothing much.
47. GMFU (23,900 searches) – Got me f—-d up.
48. TTM (22,700 searches) – Talk to me.
49. DTM (22,100 searches) – Doing too much.
50. TFW (17,900 searches) – That feeling when.

According to the study’s researchers, the authors of a 2024 study published in the “Journal of Experimental Psychology” said their research shows that using acronyms signals lower effort to recipients, making senders appear less sincere. They said this perceived lack of effort results in fewer replies, shorter responses and reduced engagement overall…

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