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Why everyone from Netflix to Pepsi is tweeting red flag emojis | New York Post
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1:08Now PlayingIf you’re asking: Is this a red flag? Twitter’s got you covered.
This week, the social media platform’s feed exploded with red flag emojis in a now-viral internet meme.
Users are tweeting their red flags — and examples of warning-sign-worthy behavior or statements.
If you’re not sure what red flags are, you’re probably not on the dating market, but red flags don’t just pop up when you are looking for Mr. Right or accidentally bump into Mrs. Wrong.
#Twitter #Trends #SocialMedia
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