like my recent
A saying used by try-hard popular people or the popular group. Usually used on Instagram. 'Like My Recent' means exactly what it sounds like, to like their recent post .
like my recent by KidWhoKnowsDatStuff July 12, 2017
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like my recent
An expression used, typically by popular young women, to indicate a desire for one's recently uploaded Instagram photo(s) to be liked by his or her peers. The phrase is most prevalently used as the caption for a Snapchat story, but it is also used in conversation, via both verbal communication and instant message.
Jenna takes a group photo of her and her friends on the beach, and posts it on her Snapchat story.
Jenna: "like my recent :))"
Jenna: "like my recent :))"
like my recent by LikeMyRecentPls May 31, 2018
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