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Frankly speaking, I have no idea what this is supposed to mean, except that I
guess "言われて" here refers to being confessed to or something like that? I also
wonder if this ties in with the meaning of the sentence, but why is one 言われる
and the other 言われ **て** る?
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grammar
The meaning 言われる人ってもっと言われてるし
言われてる means 連絡先を聞かれる or 告白される(you can't decide which is suitable, but there is
not so much difference in meaning here.)

So the sentence means 連絡先を聞かれている人は自分よりもっと聞かれている(those who is asked for contact
information are asked it more than me),or 告白されてる人は自分よりもっと告白されている(those who is
confessed the love are confessed more than me.)
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