1: This phrase is used to describe a situation in which, one person is thought to be telling untrue stories to usually two or more people at the same time. The listeners will indicate to each other that the story teller is lying, or otherwise stating falsehoods, by one of the listeners turning to the other listener and saying, "It's getting deep in here."
2: The stories, "lies", that we're listening to, are causing the room to fill up with the rubbish that is pouring out of the story teller's mouth as he continues to speak untrue stories. The room would then be described as "getting deep in here"...deep with rubbish.
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It means to have deep origins.
High, deep.
Being deep minded means that you think of alot of things & analyzing them.
Barack Obama had a profound effect on the U.S.A.
"Deep in dutch" is a very old colloquialism and it means "disfavor" (from songmeanings.net)