Definition

"Follow for Follow"—a mutually beneficial social media pact where you agree to hit that follow button if the other person does the same. It's the digital equivalent of "you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours," except everyone stays clothed.

Example Usage

I posted F4F on Twitter and gained like 50 followers in a day.

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