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 ...

But once again, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok users have turned a common expression into a meme. Now, the red flag meme you're seeing on your screens is being used to convey what some ...

Red flag emojis began showing up all over Twitter on Oct. 12. The meaning of this meme trend is really just about hilarious warnings.

Even people who are casual Twitter users probably noticed the red flag emoji’s domination on the app this week. Like most memes, it began with one user tweeting out the meme (Know Your Meme ...

People started deeming minimal and inconsequential things as “red flags,” and the meme took off. The format is also so easy to use since it’s just a phrase along with a long string of emojis.

In mid-January 2024, a photograph was shared on social media, allegedly showing a breathtaking, white and red "pyjama bird." As of this writing, only one post with the in-question photo gained ...