This cute emoji party meme is taking over Twitter

Of course, some parties have been more wholesome than others.
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Amanda Yeo
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The internet is, generally speaking, a terrible place. Yet every so often it will spit out a delightful new meme to remind us that sometimes, when the stars align and the moonlight hits just right, being online can actually be lovely.

In the latest trend to justify the internet's existence, Twitter users are pairing animal emojis with emojis for various objects, depict adorable scenes of interspecies harmony.

The meme seems to have kicked off when Twitter user @psthursm posted a five-piece animal emoji band. Setting aside the logistics of how a snail would play a violin, the adorable musicians struck a chord with thousands on the website.


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Soon, tribute groups began popping up everywhere, with animals branching out to other activities such as sharing breakfast or holding a book club.

Of course, some group activities have been less wholesome than others.

No matter how innocent something is, the internet will find a way to twist it. Though I suppose it is kind of sweet these disparate animals have all found common ground. Even if that common ground is petty crime and eating ass.

K-pop fans have been having a lot of fun with this meme as well. Individual idols often have animals they're associated with, which makes this format ripe for exploitation.

No matter what kind of day you're having, tiny emoji animals hanging out is a joy everyone can appreciate.

Topics X/Twitter Memes

Amanda Yeo
Amanda Yeo
Assistant Editor

Amanda Yeo is an Assistant Editor at Mashable, covering entertainment, culture, tech, science, and social good. Based in Australia, she writes about everything from video games and K-pop to movies and gadgets.

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