Told exclusively via the screens and devices that consume them, Like Comment Subscribe follows BFF's Meaghan Mercier and Avery Carlton who are two of the hottest social media influencers. With a dedicated following of #Veaghans and #Gayveries at their fingertips, these privileged Zillennials are consumed by creating buzz-worthy content to satisfy every one of their thirsty online followers.

After starring in a sexy, yet problematic commercial for her mom’s vegan leather bag company “Vaag”, Meaghan gets caught in the crossfire when the internet tears the campaign apart for being trans-exclusionary. Desperate for money after being fired from his day job, Insta-gay Avery pounces on the opportunity to step in and design Vaag’s first ever apparel line as a way to offer “a glittery olive branch” to the entire queer community.

On top of everything, Meaghan struggles to stay inspired with her own content creation and forms an unlikely relationship with a politically-charged internet bad-boy who gives surprisingly good advice. Meanwhile, Avery tries to focus on the Vaag campaign while fending off his die-hard religious mother and a bloodthirsty online “Demon Twink” hellbent on destroying his entire reputation.

Being glued to their devices 24/7, Meaghan and Avery’s obsession with fame, fortune, and followers begins to wreak serious havoc on their relationships in the real world. As they fight to keep posting selfies while their personal lives fall apart, these two outrageous internet personalities are forced to figure out, “who are you when you aren’t online?”

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