FNF is the latest slang that is making waves on TikTok, know its meaning
Each new day brings a slang or trend on TikTok. The term FNF is the star of the show presently, so what does it actually mean? It has been circulating all across TikTok, Twitter, and also even in the song lyrics.
FNF slang meaning and full form as song lyrics go viral on TikTok
FNF meaning explained
As per the bible of online slang, Urban Dictionary, the FNF term stands for “f*k n* free.’ It has been usually used by females who have broken up with their partners, and are therefore single and also free from disrespectful behavior.
The term FNF can be defined exactly as “being single and also happy with being on your own and making your own money,” or to “no longer being associated with whack pimp or s*** boyfriend”.
It continues with further explanation, which claimed that you instead pursue a relationship with “a better pimp, mostly someone who offers you all your necessities, takes care of you and also protects you from everything,” or “a better boyfriend, one who loves you for who you are and doesn’t disrespect your hustle, or takes advantage of you for your money.”
FNF = Female anthem
Woozie = Playa anthem
— FLOAT (@kcamp) May 24, 2022
This term first went viral after the release of the 2022 song of the hip-hop genre by HitKidd and Glorilla.
The lyrics rap is about a woman who loves their single life after their partner cheated on them,
“I’m total F-R-E-E now, f** n* free
That means I ain’t gotta worry about no f** n* cheatin’
And I’m S-I-N-G-L-E again and happy”
One fan on Twitter hailed the track as the “female anthem”, while another thanked GloRilla for the term FNF, “a lifestyle and a mindset.
FnF is also linked to this video game
If a relationship status was not an explanation you were searching for, the term is also an acronym for the musical rhythm game, ‘Friday Night Funkin’.
Released in early 2020, players have to press the correct key at the exact moment for scoring good points. It is just as similar to the arcade game, Dance Dance Revolution (DDR), but for the hands.