According to data provided by Twitter, the use of the red flag emoji has grown 455% on the platform in the last week, and on Tuesday it was used in 1.5 million tweets globally.

If the red flag emoji has taken over your timeline this week, you’re not alone. People are sharing what they deem as “red flags” to look out for in dating and it has exploded into the latest ...

If you’ve been on Twitter lately, you’ve probably seen the red flag meme that’s going around — you quote a phrase that would be a “red flag” for someone to say to you, then add a bunch ...

The red flag emoji meme has certainly been used before this week, but has exploded in popularity in the past couple of weeks. On Tuesday, Twitter reported that 1.5 million tweets went out ...

The red flag emoji has become a viral meme and it has taken over Twitter and Facebook. Social media is the place where all the latest trends are born.

The red flag meme began flooding Twitter in early October 2021, and 1.5 million tweets globally included the emoji in tweets on Oct. 12 alone, according to an email from Twitter to Elite Daily.

And it seems that initially, this where the red flag emoji trend started. Newsweek explains the meaning of the new red flag meme and shares some of the best examples. Why Are Red Flags Trending?

It's not Twitter's most creative meme to date, but it has sparked debate over what different people consider to be red flags. Here are a few of our favorites. 1.

Red flags on parade: Meme has celebs sharing warning signs. Updated: Oct. 14, 2021, ... the emoji suddenly became a way for everyone to share objectionable quotes and circumstances.

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All in all, it’s a pretty versatile meme, as you can see from a handful of other examples on Twitter, joking about everything from politics to the popular game Fortnite: Advertisement https ...