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Take a glance at the most used emojis on Twitter:
Joy emojis is ranked as the most used emojis by Twitter users with a rate of 31%, while disgust emojis is ranked as the secondly used emojis with a rate of 21%. Then comes at next sadness emotions usage with a rate of 16%, compared to 15% mentioned that they are using fear emojis the most.
A Graph Shows The Most Displayed Emotions on Twitter, 2017.
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