Meaning of "Let's Go"
A phrase pronounced with emphasis on "Let’s go," used as a rallying cry—much like "Let’s go!"—to create an atmosphere of excitement when starting something new or pushing forward with full force
"As soon as the game started, the crowd erupted in cheers, chanting Let's Go."
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