A fork of Rural Dictionary
fff- follow for follow. Used mainly on Instagram accounts, when people ask for a follow for follow.
"fff? I already followed you.."
"Fff please"
The acronym "fff" can mean different things. But in social media, fff stands for "follow for follow". "Follow for Follow" means that two people follow each other. For example, if someone starts following someone, s/he may ask the other person to do "fff". fff is generally used for social media users to gain more followers/supporters.
"fff" mean follow for follow.
Hey, I love your Instagram profile! Would you like to do a fff?
Let's do a fff so that we can gain more followers.
Sorry, I don't accept fff.
Forced Family Fun.
Is sometimes referred to with ffff, (fucking forced family fun).
The term fff is used when your family is actually around and you don't want them to know that you don't want to be spending quality time with them.
Person 1: Hey, Do you want to hang out later?
Person 2: Mom says I can't, my grandparents came in town and that means that we have to have fff.
Person 1: That sucks. Call me back later when you ffff is over.
You post a picture of someone’s feet on Snapchat or Instagram on Friday and say fff.