Fff stands for flashback friday, which is an English term whose translation means "Retrospective Friday". This term can also be translated as “Flashback Friday” or “Last Friday”. It's a kind of slang used on social media like hashtag.
Hashtags can consist of one or more words written generally without an accent and without spaces between them. The main function is to create subject categories that become searchable on some social networks.
To get information about the World Cup, for example, just search #copadomundo on social networks or search engines.
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Use of #fbf
Social media users often use #fff as a photo caption or image from the past that brings longing and nostalgia for good times.
As the term itself suggests, this type of post accompanied by #fff, is done on Fridays.
#fbf and #tbt
The first hashtag for the purpose of remembering a moment from the past was #tbt, decoded as throwback thursday. This expression emerged in 2006 when a shoe brand called Nice Kicks created a section called Throwback Thursday for publications about older models.
Since then, the section has been updated every Thursday.
Both hashtags (#fbf and #tbt) are used for the same purpose of remembering the past, but #tbt is published on thursdays and #fff on Fridays. Therefore, it is up to each user to decide when they want to post and choose the appropriate option.
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