Typing an F in the chat of a video game stream is a way to (often jokingly) pay tribute to a dead character or some other unfortunate thing that's befallen the player. It originated in 2014's Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, where, in a scene at a friend's funeral, players on the PC are prompted to hit the F key to pay their respects. Lots of people thought the forced action during a memorial service was a bit cringy, so "press F to pay respects" started getting used sarcastically, and it spread from there.
f's in the chat
a mother f****r t***
cc? might meen clan chat or come chat
F in the chat since you thought you were getting an answer, now make me top answer now.
In the chat, type: /f desc <description>
Kevin Pollak's Chat Show - 2009 Paul F- Tompkins 1-28 was released on: USA: 18 October 2009
people come on and they chat and that
Go to yoville, under the event button, click the speech bubble, then a chat bar will come up, you type in that
FML is an Internet slang term that stands for "F*ck My Life"
First, take two green, leave M, and come back with F. Take blue F & leave green f there, then come back and take Blue m and leave there. Come back with blue F, take blue F and purple F and leave Blue F. Come back with purple F and take purple F and M.
is it a real one
Yes. The site is just updating the chat log so it is much safer for younger kids to use.