- meme usage
- Placed in tweets calling out political figures, corporations, or individuals who are blatantly ignoring obvious problems or evidence
- sarcasm patterns
- Often paired with 'oh my bad, I thought you were using this' when someone pretends not to see a clear contradiction or hypocrisy
- quote tweet context
- Used in quote tweets to mock the original poster for missing an obvious point or ignoring factual evidence
- trending context
- Trends briefly during White Cane Day or major disability rights discussions; also spikes during viral moments of public figures being willfully oblivious
- reply use
- Dropped as a one-emoji reply to indicate 'you must be blind' without needing to elaborate further