Do you like Messi?

Viral trend caused by Korean drama "Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo".

A girl asks her crush if he likes the footballer Lionel Messi, thinking that all boys/men like football and she can snatch his interest.

"Hey, do you like Messi?" - "I like Ronaldo better."

by xMaariiee January 29, 2017

done you like a kipper

When you make someone your fool

Legend: "Want to buy a snowboard?"
Kipper: "sure, how much mate?"
Legend: "£300?"
Kipper: "Awesome"
Legend: "ahh only cost me £200, done you like a kipper!"
Kipper: "Where does that saying come from anyway?"
Legend: "From me when I sold you a snowboard!"

by theRealPhantomPleaseStandUp January 12, 2015

So...you like bread?

Its when you are having an awkward conversation or you are trying to flirt with someone you say it.

Person 1: -says something -
person 2 - so...you like bread?
Person 1- What? o.o

by @Jarashparadise January 19, 2015

Do you like messi?

A: It's from the Kdrama Weight lifting Kim Bok Joo And if they like Messi than marry then right there and then😩 {recommend watching the drama}

Ex: Do you like messi? 😏😚😧💕

by arroz seco March 28, 2021

if you like it, I love it

Said when letting an individual do him/her, when you either aren't in the mood to criticize them, or feel it's not your place to, whether or not you agree with their behavior. Because hey, what they eat doesn't make you sh*t, why give yourself gray hairs tryna change 'em?

If you like it, I love it...they're your kids, not mine.

Me: Wow, your girl wears a mad lot of makeup!
He: Hey, as long as the p*ssy and money don't stop, I say to her "if you like it, I love it."

Whatever floats your boat, if you like it, I love it.

by Kuahmel December 20, 2009

Do you like them?

A phrase/ question commonly used to ascertain whether another person finds your testes amicable

Alex: *sends grotesque teste picture* "Do you like them?"
Person 2: Fuck off old man, or ill wet ya

by realtackshooter August 3, 2023

You like that don't you?

A passive-aggressive and patronizing (though light-hearted) rhetorical question, intended to ridicule someone for doing something trivial, whether it be eating, watching TV or anything that can be vaguely interpreted as being enjoyed. intended to embarrass or annoy the recipient as a form of banter/teasing.

I just caught you taking a huge bite out of that fat burger! You like that don't you?

by breakingbad May 7, 2015