what is it means - ... getting on me about .....?
what is it means - ... getting on me about .....?

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Please explain context.

Sometimes, "getting onto" someone means telling them they are wrong, or scolding them.

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"Getting on" someone about something usually means someone's bothering someone else about something. It probably came from the expression of "getting on one's nerves".
Examples: 
The kids' behavior is getting on my nerves today!
She's getting on my nerves about her ex-boyfriend again.

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