What does π₯ mean? I've seen it used online a lot recently.
What does π₯ mean? I've seen it used online a lot recently.
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In gen z, I see it mostly used as an ironic "this is sad". It's like how π is used as a laughing emoji.
example:
"this guy really thinks that was tuff (cool) π₯"
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What? Why would anyone use a crying emoji as a laughing emoji when there are so many different laughing emojis to choose from? I'm starting to feel old...
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gen z here, this is closest to correct
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I have found the one of the 12 fellow gen z on this site
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hmmph. clearly not an oataku.
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Oataku. So a weeb for oats?
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As opposed to the superior wheataku.
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yet
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It is specifically for referencing the flower in Beauty and the Beast. All other uses are illegal.
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Usually used in the context of something sad
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She loves me. Or...She loves me not.
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sybau ts pmo u not tuff cornball ππ₯πͺ«πΏπ·ππ©
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I thought it was analogous to the DSA's use of the rose as a general socialist symbol. The wilting is poignant in that context.
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ts pmo, go back to the algorithm π₯πͺ«
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That emoji is pretty versatile, from what I've seen it can resemble feeling melancholy, dead inside, exhausted, or a sarcastic "I'm fine". But as with most emoji's, it's all about context clues to fully understand why it was chosen.