come with it
To have a natural cool style or talent, or (as a command) to bring what is needed.
Meanings
To naturally possess and display impressive skill, style, or talent.
"Every time she performs, she comes with it—the audience is always on their feet."
(Imperative) To produce or deliver what is expected or required, often in a competitive context.
"Stop making excuses and come with it—we need your best work today."
Primarily used in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) and hip-hop culture. Can be a declarative ('she really comes with it') or an imperative ('come with it!'). Not commonly used in formal contexts. Often signals approval of someone's skill, style, or performance.
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