Used when someoneβs furious β like βIβm so mad Iβm swearing.β The symbols replace curse words, showing intense anger, shock, or outrage.
Your internet crashes right before you win a ranked match.
My Wi-Fi just died again π€¬
Used when someoneβs furious β like βIβm so mad Iβm swearing.β The symbols replace curse words, showing intense anger, shock, or outrage.
Your internet crashes right before you win a ranked match.
My Wi-Fi just died again π€¬
In memes or group chats, π€¬ is sometimes used jokingly β more βIβm pretending to rageβ than actual fury. Itβs a cartoonish β#$@!β moment people use to vent frustration in a funny or exaggerated way.
In Filipino and broader Southeast Asian chats, π€¬ often expresses exaggerated frustration rather than actual swearing β more like βIβm losing my mind but still laughing through the pain.β
See what they share and how they differ to choose the right one.
Both show extreme anger and intense facial fury. π€¬ conveys explosive, almost profane rage, with symbols replacing cursing and signaling shock and outrage. π‘ feels hot and sulky, a tight, simmering anger that mixes frustration and wounded pride. The tone is less chaotic than π€¬ and more personal and steely. While π€¬ reads like an outburst, π‘ reads like smoldering indignation and simmering resentment.
Use π€¬ when you are conveying an immediate, explosive fury or want to indicate swearing and outright outrage. Use π‘ when you want to express strong anger that leans toward frustration, sulkiness, or a sense of being wronged.
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