What does SMO mean on Snapchat? Slang and terminology explained | Metro News

Snapchat is still kicking among under 25s in the UK – despite TikTok’s surge in popularity. The OG camera-messaging app still pulls in millions of daily users – and data site Statista says Snapchat’s own 2021 figures put that number at an eye-watering 293 million. Though we love a good 30-second TikTok dance, sending funny or filtered photos and videos – which disappear seconds after they’ve been viewed – never gets old. On Snapchat, you can also show off your location with GeoFilters, check out your astrological profile, or document your day with 24-hour-long Snapchat Stories (a concept later released by Instagram). Reckon you fancy joining the youth of today on yet another app? Prepare yourself: there are a lot of acronyms and terms floating about, and you should probably know how to use ’em. Snapchat slang, acronyms, terminology and their meanings SMO: OK, so this one really depends on the context. SMO could mean Serious Mode On (meaning you’re feeling or talking about something in a non-jokey way). It could also mean Shout Me Out (perhaps meaning you want someone to give you a social media shout out). Though, if you’re getting on a bit and are seeing this…
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