A more extreme way of saying "Are you kidding me?" This phrase is commonly used to express doubt, surprise, and sometimes displeasure.
by amc91 April 25, 2006
by werd11111112087277 May 12, 2008
What you say when you hear something from someone that you don't beleive. Something unthinkable is being explained, your response. Reciprocated more often than not with "I shit you not".
p1: Dude, you guys got to meet Samuel L Jackson? Your shitting me!
p2: I shit you not dude! I shook the motherfucker's hand!
p2: I shit you not dude! I shook the motherfucker's hand!
by Hyper-z June 25, 2005
by Anonymous November 18, 2002
by that bxtch April 16, 2009
If asked as a stand alone question, it means - are you out of your f-n mind?
If asked as a question at the end of a story or scenario, it means - how can anyone on earth stoop so low!?
If asked as a question at the end of a story or scenario, it means - how can anyone on earth stoop so low!?
by CaptainAmetrine December 12, 2019
Bill: "Peter, you sent over those TPS reports without the cover letter again. I need you to see me in my office."
Peter: "You gotta be shitting me!"
Peter: "You gotta be shitting me!"
by The Mils Edition August 12, 2016