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This emoji is only Used by the worst people.They usually post vein pics on social media.The people who use this usually like kicking baby’s and punching grandmas
Hey πŸ‘»
πŸ‘» by Stockswithsocks March 18, 2022

πŸ‘» 

When you have followers and they don't like or comment on your shit! With they ghost asses!
All my followers πŸ‘»!
πŸ‘» by Datoneguyyyy June 17, 2018

πŸ‘» 

1) The ghost emoji! A ghost is a dead person who appears as a nebulous image. Some people believe this to be true, others don't, and still others are not sure.
2) This is an emoji used as a bypass for the word Snapchat (a social media platform) because Snapchat's logo is a ghost. A username is often given after it to try and get users off of moderated platforms into Snapchat to bypass filters. However, it's important to understand the context behind that message as well and if it was meant for a bad reason. (People can talk in other platforms as long as their intentions aren't bad).
1) "I was walking to my room yesterday and I saw a GHOST of my grandma!"
2) "Hey... I wanna talk to you about something but I can't tell you it here because it's not safe... talk to me on πŸ‘» my user is..."
πŸ‘» by STOPODONROBLOX January 3, 2025

Covid-πŸ‘» 

When diehard party-goers insist on attending a Halloween party in the midst of the pandemic, because they conspiratorially claim that the coronavirus is dead scared of ghosts and spirits here on Earth and in Hell.
To fight Covid-πŸ‘», both QAnonists and alt-right Trumpists are reluctantly wearing β€œfrightening” masks this Halloween to scare off the Wuhan virus.
Covid-πŸ‘» by Covido October 30, 2020

Covid-πŸ‘» 

When diehard party-goers who superstitiously believe that the coronavirus is scared of ghosts are required by the authorities to wear a β€œfrightening” mask to remind onlookers that the virus won’t take a break just because it is Halloween.
Unlike Muslim-majority countries that ban Halloween because it is against Islamic teachings, a number of Western nations are allowing the β€œinfidelβ€œ festival to proceed provided the organizers strictly enforce Covid-πŸ‘» rules.
Covid-πŸ‘» by MathPlus October 30, 2020

Covid-πŸ‘» 

When Halloween in many parts of the world could turn out to be the scariest or deadliest festival of the year, as authorities deploy more personnel to ensure that people attending Halloween parties adhere to social distancing guidelines.
In Seoul, it’s not uncommon due to Covid-πŸ‘» to spot posters with the caption β€œDon’t end up a real ghost!” outside nightclubs.
Covid-πŸ‘» by MathPlus November 1, 2020
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