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Fuck You Fade
The opposite of a Friendly Fade. A Fuck You Fade is when someone pretty much says "Fuck you! I don't want to be together anymore."
Tyler pulled the Fuck You Fade on Brittany. He didn't even try to be nice about it and use the Friendly Fade. What a douche!
Fuck You Fade by East Coast Mama April 19, 2018
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Fade into you
Fade into you by SeekGDRobot May 22, 2025
Run you fade day
person 1 - Did you know what today is
person 2- what
person 1- national run you fade day
person 1- common lets fight bitch
person 2- what
person 1- national run you fade day
person 1- common lets fight bitch
Run you fade day by anonymous May 7, 2024
Did you get a fade?
Did you get a fade? by Litkitten42 February 13, 2022
Respect my drip bitch. I’ll run your fade
Respect my drip bitch = “Pay attention to what I’m saying”
I’ll run your fade = “ I have no clue what I’m saying”
I’ll run your fade = “ I have no clue what I’m saying”
Respect my drip bitch. I’ll run your fade by whoisHB April 12, 2021
Run Your Fade
Run Your Fade by Jaren Jackson Jr. June 1, 2022
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