H is O

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The heat is on means someone is totally hitting on you like you're the last slice of pizza at a buffet.

You're walking down the hall and someone is staring at you like you just invented tacos.

Your crush is texting you 10 messages in a row about their cat.

You see your ex at the grocery store and they wink at you like they're trying to start a war.

When you hear this, you better run, someone is coming for you like they're the last person on Earth who still knows how to spell 'glenn frey.'

Your friend just said 'H is O' and now you're terrified they're going to bring the heat at lunch.

You hear 'H is O' from the other side of the classroom and you know it's going to be a long day.

Your crush just said 'H is O' and now you're getting ready for the worst.

Short for 'The Heat Is On,' a song by a guy named Glenn who probably thinks he's cool.

You're at a party and someone starts singing 'The Heat Is On' like it's the national anthem.

Your friend's phone is playing 'The Heat Is On' at full volume in the middle of a math test.

You're in the car and your mom starts singing 'The Heat Is On' like she's in a talent show.

A stupid chant from Columbus, Ohio, where people think they're important just because they can spell 'OH' with help from their friends.

You're at a football game and some idiot yells 'O-H' at you like it's the end of the world.

Your friend's brother is in Columbus and he yells 'O-H' at you for no reason.

You're walking through the mall and someone yells 'O-H' at you like you're the enemy.

H/O means 'hang on,' like when your mom is yelling at you and you need a second to process what just happened.

Your mom yells, 'H/O, I'm coming to your room in five seconds!'

Your friend texts, 'H/O, I just got yelled at by my dad.'

You're on the phone and your little brother says, 'H/O, I need a snack.'

H/O is like when you're being asked for your honest opinion, and you're probably going to say something mean.

Your crush texts you, 'H/O, what do you think of my new haircut?'

Your friend asks, 'H/O, do I look fat in these pants?'

Your teacher says, 'H/O, what did you think of the movie?'

H/O means 'highest offer,' like when you're trying to get a deal and you're just hoping someone will take it.

Your friend says, 'H/O is $20, so I'm taking it.'

You're at the store and the sign says 'H/O: $50, take it or leave it.'

Your mom says, 'H/O is $100, and I'm not letting you leave until you take it.'