- upvote context
- Upvoted in threads where someone is admirably stoic or defending something steadfastly.
- community use
- Appears in r/britishproblems, r/london, r/HistoryMemes, and subreddits about military traditions.
- subreddit meaning
- In r/memes, used as the stoic guard figure in 'me guarding my last [X]' meme templates.
- karma context
- Posts featuring royal guard interactions or the 'do not laugh at the guard' challenge tend to gain karma with this emoji.