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acronym for, "For real, for real."
"Naw but, fr fr, those people on Urban dictionary are using it wrong. Trying to invent new slang and sh*t. I thought it was for documenting slang that is already commonly used."
fr fr by MaltaIndia July 24, 2023
used in many social medias when referring if someone is for real, for real.
Some guy : Bro i swear i just slipped into my grandma
You : Fr fr?
fr fr? by DjDamienDash October 27, 2022
When someone ends anything with fr fr ong, it usually means the sentence before the suffix “ fr fr ong “ is satire.
* X:Guys, look at my new cool (lame thing)!“
* Y:Yeah, that’s totally so cool, fr fr ong. “
fr fr ong by OHMYHODBRONDVSJ March 22, 2023

fr fr ong? 

Your response when someone says something so surprising you have to ask if they're for real several times. Can also be used in a sarcastic manner in order to highlight how silly or a statement was.
normal use:
"bro, honestly she beat my ass i dont know how she was so strong"
"fr fr ong????"

sarcastic use:
"bro i keep jacking it to old mia khalifa videos"
"fr fr ong?"

fr fr no cap 

The phrase "fr fr no cap" is a shortened way of saying "For real, for real, no cap". "No cap" is a slang term, meaning "No bullshit", "No shit" etc. and it is commonly used to signal the fact that some kind of information is not false. Therefore, "fr fr no cap" is a phrased commonly used by Gen Z's to signal the same thing: the fact that some kind of information is not false.
"Bro's actually braindead fr fr no cap!"
fr fr no cap by ilovelinguistics123 January 23, 2024

bussin bussin no cap fr fr 

Yo bro i just tried this hamburger its bussin bussin no cap fr fr
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