Those three emojis (š„š¤š¦) are typically a tongue-in-cheek reference to the āmilkshake duckā meme. That term describes how the internet often rapidly adores some new person or thingāthen suddenly turns against it once unpleasant facts or controversies surface. Itās an ironic commentary on the cycle of hype and backlash in online culture.
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