- meme usage
- Deployed when quote-tweeting someone who contradicted their earlier tweet, or exposing inconsistencies with archived receipts
- sarcasm patterns
- Used sarcastically before stating something painfully obvious, or after someone claims they 'did the research'
- quote tweet context
- Classic quote-tweet emoji when dismantling someone's argument with evidence or screenshots
- trending context
- Appears in threads about uncovering corporate wrongdoing, celebrity drama, or political contradiction compilations
- reply use
- Dropped alone or with minimal text as a reply to indicate 'I see through your lies' or 'I have been watching this situation'