Overview
Interpretasyon
Overview
(＃`Д´) is a super intense angry kaomoji, like an anime character shouting at full power. The ＃ on the side looks like a popping vein, and the big Д mouth shows a loud yell. You use this when simple "I’m mad" is not enough and you want to show real rage, galit, and heavy rant energy in text.
Visual breakdown
- The outer parentheses ( and ) frame the face, making the whole expression feel compact and focused.
- The full-width ＃ symbol works as an anger mark, similar to the red stress veins you see in manga or anime when someone is super pissed.
- The ` and ´ marks act like sharp, angry eyes or eyebrows, giving a fierce glare.
- The Д in the center is a wide-open mouth, like someone shouting "HEY!" or "ANO BA YAN?!" at the top of their lungs.
All together, (＃`Д´) looks like a noisy, heated outburst, not a quiet complaint.
Emotional tone
This kaomoji usually carries:
- Strong anger or galit about something unfair or annoying
- Explosive frustration after repeated problems or trolling
- Shouting, nagging, or scolding energy, sometimes playful but still very intense
- High-energy reaction, not chill or low-key at all
It can be used as joking rage with friends, or as more serious anger depending on what you write with it.
Typical situations
- When a teammate throws the game or trolls you on purpose.
- Complaining about last-minute schedule changes, broken promises or super stressful days.
- Reacting to bugs, crashes, lost files or lag ruining your work or rank.
- "Fake angry" moments with close friends where you act mad on purpose for comedy.
Use (＃`Д´) when you need a text scream: loud, hot, and very clear that you are not happy with what just happened.
Usage guide
Tips
Using (＃`Д´) in chats
(＃`Д´) instantly turns a simple complaint into full-blown galit-mode text. It feels like shouting in anime style, so it is great for moments when you are really frustrated, naiinis, or jokingly raging with friends. The vibe is loud, emotional and very clear.
When to use
- After a big fail: app crash, lost file, lag ruining your ranked game, or a super bad misplay.
- When your friend trolls you on purpose, steals your kill, or pranks you one time too many.
- Complaining about unfair schedules, surprise meetings, or promises that were broken.
- Joining group rant about traffic, long lines, delays, or any shared hassle where everyone is annoyed.
- In memes and reaction posts where over-the-top anger makes the joke funnier.
When to avoid
- Skip (＃`Д´) in serious talks about grief, mental health, family problems, or anything heavy; shouting energy can feel harsh.
- Avoid using it in work emails, formal chats, or with people who do not know your sense of humor.
Sample lines
- "Nag-crash yung app, nawala lahat ng ginawa ko (＃`Д´)"
- "Uy, ninakaw mo na naman last hit ko (＃`Д´)"
- "7 am meeting sa Monday? Sino nag-isip nun (＃`Д´)"
- "Sabi no spoilers, tapos shinare niya yung ending (＃`Д´)"
Use (＃`Д´) when you want your message to sound like a shout, but still stay in text form and slightly playful instead of full-on toxic galit.
Usage examples
Real conversation samples that feature this kaomoji.
Example 1
Example 2