You may have seen it and wondered, “What is P and why are we pushing it?”
Well, don’t worry, we have you covered. Below we will tell you the origination and meaning of Pushin P, as well as some examples of how people use it.
So, what does the phrase Pushing P mean?
How Pushing P on TikTok Originated
‘Pushin P’ is the title of a song by the Atlanta-based rapper Gunna and Future (Featuring Young Thug). The song quickly became one of the fastest-growing TikTok trends, with people using the chorus as a sound on their videos
In the song, the rappers talk about all the money they have and the women they get. Living large like that is what they refer to as “Pushin P.”
The “P” stands for”player,” meaning that if you are pushin p you are a player. But the meaning of the phrase also refers to something you are doing, as in “being a player.”
What pushing p essentially means is “keeping it real.”
How Gunna Explained Pushin P
The massive popularity of the song and term Pushin P has caused a lot of people to question the meaning. Gunna explained it on the NYC-based radio show Breakfast Club.
Gunna has also tweeted about pushing p, including this tweet explaining something that is not P.
The Tweet reads Jumpin in a person beef or situation when u dk wats goin on Not P
Examples of Pushing P on TikTok
Now, what does pushing p mean on TikTok?
Users started posting videos showing themselves living the way the phrase originally meant, like this video posted by Kim Kardashian, where she is lounging on a couch in a full Balenciaga dress.
@kimkardashian another day in the office….as a Balenciaga 🥷🏼
But as the trend became more popular, parodies effectively mocking the phrase’s overuse started popping up. This video jokingly explains the origin of the idea for Pushin P.
@jayy_mass3 Pushin P 😂😂 #fyp #foryoupage #trending ♬ pushin P (feat. Young Thug) – Gunna & Future
Conclusion
Now you know what Pushin P means. Get out there and show everyone how P you are.
But be careful not to try too hard. Pushin P is a way of being, and trying to jump on a trend like this Tweet from Nike is definitely NOT P.
