The term 'Ratio' or being 'Ratioed' refers to a social media phenomenon, predominantly on platforms like Twitter and TikTok, where a reply to a post garners significantly more likes or engagement than the original post itself. This serves as a digital vote of no confidence, signaling that the original statement was unpopular, controversial, or objectively incorrect. While it began as a way to track the ratio of replies-to-likes, it evolved into a shorthand insult by the early 2020s. The phrase is often expanded into a 'copypasta' list of insults, such as 'L + Ratio + You Fell Off,' used to dismiss trolls or bad takes. The meme represents a shift in online discourse where community consensus is measured through raw engagement numbers, turning a simple metric into a powerful tool for public roasting.