- meme usage
- Deployed in discourse tweets about emoji inclusivity, in ironic corporate allyship commentary, or as a chaotic holiday reply.
- sarcasm patterns
- Often used sarcastically to mock brands that add inclusive emojis to marketing while not actually supporting queer rights.
- quote tweet context
- Quote-tweeted onto holiday announcements or brand posts as commentary on performative inclusivity.
- trending context
- Trends during December, especially when new emoji discourse or LGBTQ+ holiday topics surface.
- reply use
- Dropped as a one-emoji reply to festive tweets to add inclusive or ironic holiday energy.