"it's lit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a slang phrase that means something is exciting or amazing. Example: "I'm going to a music festival this weekend. It's going to be so lit!".
In case you missed it earlier this week, Google's Marketing and Digital Research department released an incredibly "scientific" study entitled It's Lit: A Definitive Guide to What Teens Think is Cool, which is pretty much exactly what you think it is.
In case you missed it earlier this week, Google's Marketing and Digital Research department released an incredibly "scientific" study entitled It's Lit: A Definitive Guide to What Teens Think is Cool, which is pretty much exactly what you think it is.
"Before it's lit, there's natural nervousness," said Mr. Branson, who stood next to Mr. Rutan during the test flight.
"Everything about the movie is inspiring, from the clothes to the hair and makeup, even the way it's lit," he says.
Reader Joe Cottonwood writes, "If you're driving Highway 84 and see this sign by the side of the road, it's Lit Nite in La Honda, California.
She has also worked as a volunteer in disability sport for 40 years and is chairwoman of Disability Sports NI. "I just can't believe that the Paralympics have come to the UK and that we are here at Stormont and it's lit," she told the BBC.
The way a computer is arranged at a desk and the way it is lit can cause painful and debilitating eye strain.
One male student who claims to have attended the party wrote that it was "lit" and that the backlash has been overblown.
It was lit-ral-ly heartbreaking.
"It's more lit up here, it's more alive," said Chris, who occasionally bet the horses but is now devoted to the casino.
"When they bring new balls into a match you can see the fuzz blowing off them if it's back lit".
