me too

An expression meaning 'that applies to me as well', used both in everyday speech and in internet/Usenet culture to register agreement. The phrase gained enormous cultural weight from the #MeToo movement (2017), which used it to build solidarity among survivors of sexual harassment and assault. In older internet usage (Usenet), a 'me too' post was a low-value reply that added nothing beyond agreement -- often criticized as noise.

Me too carries two distinct layers of meaning. In its traditional sense it simply means "same here" or "that applies to me as well" — one of the most basic expressions of agreement. But since 2017 it also refers to the #MeToo movement, the global social reckoning around sexual harassment and assault sparked by survivors sharing their experiences online. The phrase went from simple agreement to a powerful declaration of solidarity almost overnight.

(Internet slang, Usenet) To agree with someone.

That applies to me as well.