Its brows are in a sharp arch as it makes direct eye contact while rubbing its hands together. It’s unclear exactly when the emoji started being used as a meme, but it first appeared on social ...

The red flag meme sparked conversations about meme ... then explain them in simpler ways on a voiceover — instead of saying “clapping hands emoji” in between each word, for example, the ...

The clapping hands emoji: When used repetitively in a row, it signifies applause, but as any social media user by now understands, that is not the emoji's primary placement in the world of Twitter.

“It’s similar to finding the perfect GIF to send to somebody ... Move aside, smiley faces, clapping hands and dancing ladies. Emoji are finally ready to tackle serious issues.

Sometimes a “hey, how are you?” or a clapping-hands emoji just isn’t enough to accurately express how you feel. Sometimes, you need to say it with a GIF. Now you use your standard arsenal ...

Use of the praying hands emoji went up 50 percent, and use of the clapping hands went up 10 percent. On Tuesday, the social networking company sent out a post asking, “Who do we see people ...

If a picture if worth a thousand words, then an emoji is worth at least 10,000 ... so you really only want to use the clapping hands to sarcastically indicate that someone's behavior is not ...

In some parts of the world, an angel can signify death and clapping ... emoji was the crescent moon. Equally, in English, French, German, Spanish, Turkish, Farsi and Indonesian, the clasped hands ...

There are expected sound effects and some surprising ones Some of the sounds are expected: the goat emoji utters a bleat, while the clapping hands emoji plays an applause sound effect, for example.

Buzzfeed speculates that we could see more diverse emoji when version 8.0 is released in 2015. To which we say: *CLAPPING HANDS emoji here* *PARTY POOPER emoji here* ...

So, over the coming days, users in Turkey will be able to respond to tweets with the “Face with tears of joy” emoji, “Thinking face,” “Clapping hands,” “Crying face,” or a simple ...