ratio
/RAY-shee-oh/ · noun/verb · Slang & Abbreviations · Origin: 2017
Definitions
On social media, when a reply or quote-tweet receives significantly more likes than the original post, indicating widespread disagreement with the original. Being 'ratioed' signals that the community has collectively rejected your take. The term has expanded beyond Twitter to describe any situation where a response overwhelms the original statement.
In plain English: When your social media post gets way more negative replies or quote-tweets than likes, meaning most people disagree with you.
Example: "The brand tweeted 'We hear you' after a massive outage. They got ratioed into oblivion within minutes."