New acronyms are being made every other days, and sometimes it confusing to know what means what and how to use it. One example is “ESB” which is being used by everyone on Snapchat, but you may not know what it means, and leave you just thinking. In short words “ESB” means “Everyone Snap Back,” the reason for sending and using it can be multiple which I talked about and explained in this article.

On Snapchat, “ESB” means “Everyone Snap Back.” It’s a fun way to encourage your friends to reply with their own snaps. When you receive a message saying “ESB”, it’s a friendly reminder to maintain the streak.

Sharing streaks is a way of communicating on Snapchat and your streak score tells the number of days you communicated with another person. If one of you doesn’t respond with a snap until 24 hours, your snapstreak breaks and you have to start again. 

• To save the streak
• To increase engagement
• To start conversation
• To share fun moments with each other

Also Learn: When to Use IMY.

It depends on the sender. If the sender is your friend, respond by sending a snap of yourself or about something you’re doing. But if the sender is someone you’re not cool with or you don’t want to vibe anymore then set boundaries by politely refusing to adjust and ignore it if you are uncomfortable with saying no.

ESB is a good way of starting a conversation but you shouldn’t force people to send you snaps if they are uncomfortable with it. Send snaps to your friends and family and live your life by enjoying every moment. Life is too short to not care, so always enjoy.