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888888888 

"888888888" is used on nicovideo.jp at the end of videos (usually songs) to represent clapping, due to the fact that 8 in Japan is pronounced "hachi", which sounds similar to "pachi", which when translated, means "to applaud or clap".
bozo from america: WHY IS EVEFRYONE SPAMMING 8????//?///
end of video: 888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888
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888888888 by CellieConal November 1, 2020
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bfb saw: 88888888888
bfb gat: aaaaa. ashmgdhasdha
bfb saw: yes. 8888888888888

2 444 666666 8888888

the best password to ever have
Cousin: What’s the WIFI password?
Me: 2 444 666666 8888888.
Cousin: Ohh, 12345678! The easiest password!
Settings: Password not found.
Me: I said, one two the fours five sixes and seven eights.
Cousin: OHOHOHOHOHOH

88888888 

Default password for LED moving sign text, usually this word used to mock brat-asses who try to mess the public LED moving sign text (such as on bus or on gas station) up
Dear covidiot, instead of using your 88888888 skill carelessly, why don't you do something useful at home?
88888888 by Sir. B May 4, 2020
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