The Brief: Twitter users are posing questions along with the answer options "Yesπ Yesπ Yesπ" or "Noπ Noπ Noπ " to share their opinions.

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“Yesπ Yesπ Yesπ” and “Noπ Noπ Noπ” Twitter memes make statements by posing a question but only giving “yes” or “no” as the possible answer.
These memes use the “backhand index pointed down” emoji: π to point to the “reply,” “retweet,” and “like” buttons, following a trend where people ask their followers to engage with a tweet by clicking one of the options to signify different answers or reactions. However, these memes only give viewers one possible answer, thus emphasizing a positive or negative statement based on the question.
Variations of this format have circulated online on and off and it’s experiencing a surge in popularity in February, 2021. Stan accounts, political candidates, activists, brands, and individuals are using it to post about fandoms, social issues, products, daily life, and more.
Abortion is essential health care.
Yes Yes Yes
π π π— Planned Parenthood Advocates of Ohio (@PPAOhio) February 22, 2021
Should California enact a Green New Deal?
Yes Yes Yes
π π π— Sunrise Movement LA π (@SunriseMvmtLA) February 22, 2021
Should Texas forgive all utility bills this month?
Yes Yes Yes
π π π— Mike Siegel (@SiegelForTexas) February 21, 2021
Is the #PS5 better than the #XboxSeriesX?
No No No
π π π— Xbox Battle Grounds (@xboxBG) February 19, 2021
Should college students have to pay to park at their college?
No No No
π π π— Cole Evers (@ColeEversSavage) February 22, 2021
Should we turn Amazon into a worker-owned cooperative?
Yes Yes Yes
ππ½ ππ½ ππ½— Karishma Mehta for Virginia House of Delegates (@karishma4va) February 22, 2021
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YES YES YES
ππ» ππ» ππ»— izzati | D-DAY TBZ KINGDOM π¦π (@bbysunwooo_) February 22, 2021