What does 🧏🏽 mean on X (Twitter)?

Used in reply threads to dismiss bad takes with 'sorry 🧏🏽' implying selective hearing.

How is 🧏🏽 used on X (Twitter)?

The Deaf Person: Medium Skin Tone emoji is commonly used on X (Twitter) in various contexts.

Check the trend score and usage frequency for Deaf Person: Medium Skin Tone on X (Twitter).

HomeX (Twitter)🧏🏽 Deaf Person: Medium Skin ToneField Guide

🧏🏽

X (Twitter) reading

U+1F9CF U+1F3FD · :deaf_person_medium_skin_tone:

𝕏 X (Twitter)the reading

meme usage: Used in reply threads to dismiss bad takes with 'sorry 🧏🏽' implying selective hearing.
sarcasm patterns: Commonly placed after controversial statements to ironically suggest the poster won't be listening to criticism.
quote tweet context: Quote-tweeted onto misinformation or terrible opinions with just this emoji as a silent dismissal.
trending context: Spikes during Deaf Awareness Week or viral Deaf creator moments, as well as during major public discourse people want to mock.
reply use: Short dismissive replies: 'Can't hear you 🧏🏽' or genuine supportive replies to Deaf community posts.

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HomeX (Twitter)🧏🏽 Deaf Person: Medium Skin ToneField Guide

🧏🏽

X (Twitter) reading

U+1F9CF U+1F3FD · :deaf_person_medium_skin_tone:

𝕏 X (Twitter)the reading

meme usage: Used in reply threads to dismiss bad takes with 'sorry 🧏🏽' implying selective hearing.
sarcasm patterns: Commonly placed after controversial statements to ironically suggest the poster won't be listening to criticism.
quote tweet context: Quote-tweeted onto misinformation or terrible opinions with just this emoji as a silent dismissal.
trending context: Spikes during Deaf Awareness Week or viral Deaf creator moments, as well as during major public discourse people want to mock.
reply use: Short dismissive replies: 'Can't hear you 🧏🏽' or genuine supportive replies to Deaf community posts.

Cross-platform15 platforms