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What Does Wuh Luh Wuh Mean on TikTok?

On TikTok, there are multiple abbreviations like FYP, GRWM, NPC, OOTD, and others.

Another popular abbreviation is WLW, which is short for the TikTok phrase “Wuh Luh Wuh”.

This phrase is very new and only popularized in late 2024 on TikTok.

However, if this is your first time seeing it, you might not know what it means.

In this guide, you’ll learn what the “Wuh Luh Wuh” comment means on TikTok (in English) and where it comes from.

What Does Wuh Luh Wuh Mean on TikTok?

Wuh Luh Wuh

Wuh Luh Wuh on TikTok is a full-form phrase for “WLW”, which means “Women Loving Women”.

The phrase, “Wuh Luh Wuh” was originally coined on Tumblr, which refers to lesbian or bisexual women.

It’s a “goofy” onomatopoeia that’s meant to be a slightly deceptive comment.

Here’s an example of a comment, “Is this Wuh Luh Wuh?”, which translates to “Is this Women Loving Women?”.

Where did Wuh Luh Wuh come from?

The phrase “Wuh Luh Wuh” was first introduced on Tumblr around 2018 before it was spread to other social media platforms.

Wuh Luh Wuh increased in popularity in 2024 and 2025 in Southeast Asia.

Countries include the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Canada, and the United States.

On TikTok, Wuh Luh Wuh is like an onomatopoeia that’s used to mask the word “lesbian”.

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