What Does This Mean?
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Internet slang for the practice on social media of liking someone's post or page on the condition that they like yours in return, often to push up a like count. It is also used as a hashtag to ask for such exchanges.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""Her bio said like4like, so half her likes came from strangers liking back.""
LORE & ORIGIN
Wiktionary explains it as an abbreviation of like for like, itself a clipping of a phrase such as like for a like back, or equally as like plus the numeral 4 standing for for, plus like. No dated source found yet for first use.
FIRST SEEN
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PEAK ERA (EDITORIAL)
2010s
CURRENT STATUS
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