FBPE

English Alternative forms en fbpe Phrase phr en follow back, pro-European Union. en 2021 August Emiliano del Gobbo; Sara Fontanella; Annalina Sarra; Lara Fontanella Emerging Topics in Brexit Debate on Twitter Around the Deadlines Social Indicators Research 156 10.1007/s11205-020-02442-4 675 Apart from #Brexit, which appears in 5,135,423 pure tweets, according to our data the hashtags contained in more than 100,000 pure tweets are: #peoplesvote, #eu, #uk, #stopbrexit, #remain, #brexitshambles, #borisjohnson, #revokearticle50, #fbpe, #labour, and #nodeal. en 2024 Maja Simunjak Tweeting Brexit: Social Media and the Aftermath of the EU Referendum 48 Another pro-EU user, who has ‘#FBPE’ (Follow Back Pro EU) in bio, gathered several thousand likes by replying to Cameron with a visual of a memorial board saying ‘David Cameron, MP for Witney 2001-2016, Gambled his country for his ego and ran away to let others sort out the problems when he lost.’ en 2025-09-06 Gareth Roberts The glorious campness of Reform The Spectator One of the things naughty observers like me enjoy about the current excitement over flag-raising is how it gives conniptions to what we might call the FBPE crowd, the progressives and public-sector panjandrums who have ruled the roost for decades. Usage notes Used on social media to encourage other users to follow one's account if they, like oneself, support the idea of the European Union. Typically used as a hashtag: #FBPE. Derived terms en fupper See also en Brexit