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07-19-2018, 12:25 PM
Someone please stop these copycat emoji Twitter accounts
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Twitter is inexplicably being taken over by walls and walls of emoji.
The trend most likely started with @AngrymanFuckin, an account that got popular for tweeting just the angry face emoji. *
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Twitter is inexplicably being taken over by walls and walls of emoji.
The trend most likely started with @AngrymanFuckin, an account that got popular for tweeting just the angry face emoji. *
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