- meme usage
- Appears in tweets where users self-identify with chaotic, relatable, or embarrassing scenarios
- sarcasm patterns
- Used to sarcastically volunteer in reply to posts describing difficult or absurd responsibilities
- quote tweet context
- Placed at the start of quote tweets to signal personal agreement or identification with the original post
- trending context
- Appears in trending discourse threads where people are asked to self-identify with a stance or experience
- reply use
- Used as a single-emoji reply to mean 'guilty' or 'that's me' without needing words