follow back
If you follow somebody on social media, following back is if they are to follow you after you followed them.
follow back by bIurryface July 9, 2015
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One is going to "follow back/followback/fb/FB (#follow back/#follwback/#fb/#FB)" anybody who follows @E.G.PersonB! RT one when done and one will know!
follow back/followback/fb/FB (#follow back/#follwback/#fb/#FB) by Jesus Chameleon October 28, 2012
Matthew Follow Back
A Twitter user who has a very low IQ and begs for follow backs. We call people who display similar behavior (Matt)
Person A: “Hey, this math problem is very hard”
Person B: “Jesus man, you’re such a Matthew follow back (Matt).”
Person B: “Jesus man, you’re such a Matthew follow back (Matt).”
Matthew Follow Back by BisexualGentile June 27, 2021
Followback
Followback is a website where people can get paid by others to follow, like, comment or post on social media.
Followback by scully2425 September 24, 2017
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