Represents garlic β strong, flavorful, and a bit polarizing. Often used in food chats, cooking jokes, or to describe someone or something with a bold vibe (βno fear, all flavorβ).
Your friend says they added too much garlic to dinner.
thereβs no such thing as too much π§πͺ
n Japanese chats, π§ (γ«γγ«γ) appears in ramen or yakiniku posts. It signals stamina, flavor, and late-night energy β sometimes even associated with βε ζ°γεΊγι£γΉη©β (βfood that boosts your energyβ).
Because garlic = strong smell, π§ can be a humorous symbol for βI might stink laterβ or βdonβt come too close.β Funny with friends, risky in formal chats.
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