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essentially you say this when you relate to/agree with someone or something. its similar to for real (fr) in the way that people would say “i *insert action here* fr” on tiktok and twitter. it is said in the comment sections of tiktoks or in the repost messages of reposts you find on your for you page (fyp) on tiktok.

TL;DR when someone says something you agree with you would respond with “real”.
guy 1: i like watching little kids at the park trip and fall on their ugly faces

guy 2: real
real by teenagers bro May 25, 2022
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my mother died and idk what to do

"real"
real by ThiccMalone May 31, 2022
One who tells the truth about EVERYTHING including themselves. Positive and negative
Real by leo84 December 8, 2014
1).adj; The action of being true to one's self as well as being true to others.

2.)adj; being exactly as appears or as claimed

3.)adj. free from any intent to deceive or impress others
I don't have many "friends" because it's hard to find someone that is real these days.

I don't play pretend , we live in the Real world

I've kept it real when everyone around me is fake.

The most important people are the one's who tell the truth and keep it real, rather than someone who thinks they have to put on a front and be fake when they around.
Real by f.lynn.spry August 29, 2011
Often used by someone to describe themselves as "genuine" or "authentic". It is perhaps the most overused and generic word in current use, rendering it almost meaningless. Browse any personals advertisements and every other person who lacks a sufficiently descriptive vocabulary will describe themselves as "real".
real by A May 19, 2004
A term used when someone agrees with you.
You know the way he treated that girl was not right.

Real. Real.
Real by sbj9210 December 18, 2008
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