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OnePeter HQ pinned «I will be more active on this lounge from now on. The other one has a minor issue, so we will be using this one for the time being. https://t.me/onepeterplayground»
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I will be more active on this lounge from now on. The other one has a minor issue, so we will be using this one for the time being. https://t.me/onepeterplayground
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Post #152
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To be honest, $PD isn’t a coin I’d sleep on.
It has all the ingredients to become GRAM’s version of Fartcoin—a strong meme, recognizable branding, and plenty of room for the narrative to grow.
Keep it on your radar.
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It has all the ingredients to become GRAM’s version of Fartcoin—a strong meme, recognizable branding, and plenty of room for the narrative to grow.
Keep it on your radar.
CA: EQBFVuE7RYSzl35gCgP8LU_zpnBSnYsWlh9doIwsIT00DEMH
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Telegram has never been just a messaging app.
It is where memes are born, stickers become a language of their own, and entire communities develop unique cultures. Within that ecosystem, JOOBI stands as one of the oldest and most recognizable cultural icons.
Created by Tanya Mau, JOOBI has been part of internet culture for over a decade. Many Telegram users have shared, reacted with, or laughed at these blue emoji without ever realizing they were all the work of a single independent artist.
The journey began in 2009 with just 40 hand-drawn faces uploaded to DeviantArt. No large team. No venture funding. No marketing machine. Just creativity, passion, and consistency.
More than fifteen years later, JOOBI has grown into hundreds of emoji, widely used sticker packs, and official mobile apps. Remarkably, the artwork is still hand-drawn and maintained by the original creator.
Show some appreciation for Tanya's contribution to internet culture:
https://x.com/lazymau
Today, the JOOBI ecosystem includes:
• 187 unique emoji.
• Around 80% feature their own interactive animations and effects.
• Over 100 iconic hand-drawn emoji with multiple skin tones.
• A complete emoji editor that lets users mix eyes, mouths, hands, props, and more.
• Custom sticker pack creation for iMessage, WhatsApp, and Telegram.
• A dedicated keyboard for using Bluemoji across conversations.
Official website:
https://bluemoji.io/
Blue Emoji iMessage Stickers:
https://apps.apple.com/vn/app/blue-emoji-imessage-stickers/id1669720710?l=vi
Create your own Bluemoji:
https://apps.apple.com/vn/app/bluemoji/id6752447047?l=vi
Telegram Sticker Pack:
https://t.me/addstickers/bluemojiesJoobi
One of the most impressive features is the collection of 187 emoji, with nearly 80% featuring unique interactive effects. Send them to friends or tap on them yourself — almost every emoji comes alive with its own animation and personality.
JOOBI does not need an elaborate storyline or complicated narrative.
Its strength lies in simplicity, creativity, and shareability.
That is why it has remained relevant for years, continuing to attract new users while maintaining a loyal community.
The most enduring pieces of internet culture are rarely created by large corporations. They are built by individuals who dedicate years of their lives to creating something people genuinely enjoy using.
JOOBI is one of those stories.
And with the support of the Telegram community once again, it may be ready for another viral chapter.
CA:
EQB5jqHoxZ8aiZdznfVb4ARrr7sBSEnTdZXmKDNu5TOIJiaL
It is where memes are born, stickers become a language of their own, and entire communities develop unique cultures. Within that ecosystem, JOOBI stands as one of the oldest and most recognizable cultural icons.
Created by Tanya Mau, JOOBI has been part of internet culture for over a decade. Many Telegram users have shared, reacted with, or laughed at these blue emoji without ever realizing they were all the work of a single independent artist.
The journey began in 2009 with just 40 hand-drawn faces uploaded to DeviantArt. No large team. No venture funding. No marketing machine. Just creativity, passion, and consistency.
More than fifteen years later, JOOBI has grown into hundreds of emoji, widely used sticker packs, and official mobile apps. Remarkably, the artwork is still hand-drawn and maintained by the original creator.
Show some appreciation for Tanya's contribution to internet culture:
https://x.com/lazymau
Today, the JOOBI ecosystem includes:
• 187 unique emoji.
• Around 80% feature their own interactive animations and effects.
• Over 100 iconic hand-drawn emoji with multiple skin tones.
• A complete emoji editor that lets users mix eyes, mouths, hands, props, and more.
• Custom sticker pack creation for iMessage, WhatsApp, and Telegram.
• A dedicated keyboard for using Bluemoji across conversations.
Official website:
https://bluemoji.io/
Blue Emoji iMessage Stickers:
https://apps.apple.com/vn/app/blue-emoji-imessage-stickers/id1669720710?l=vi
Create your own Bluemoji:
https://apps.apple.com/vn/app/bluemoji/id6752447047?l=vi
Telegram Sticker Pack:
https://t.me/addstickers/bluemojiesJoobi
One of the most impressive features is the collection of 187 emoji, with nearly 80% featuring unique interactive effects. Send them to friends or tap on them yourself — almost every emoji comes alive with its own animation and personality.
JOOBI does not need an elaborate storyline or complicated narrative.
Its strength lies in simplicity, creativity, and shareability.
That is why it has remained relevant for years, continuing to attract new users while maintaining a loyal community.
The most enduring pieces of internet culture are rarely created by large corporations. They are built by individuals who dedicate years of their lives to creating something people genuinely enjoy using.
JOOBI is one of those stories.
And with the support of the Telegram community once again, it may be ready for another viral chapter.
CA:
EQB5jqHoxZ8aiZdznfVb4ARrr7sBSEnTdZXmKDNu5TOIJiaL
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OnePeter HQ Bro, this should do something atleast Tf
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New tweet.
New tweet.
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OnePeter HQ https://x.com/telegram/status/2070198650739810692?s=46
Bro, this should do something atleast
Tf
Tf
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Post #147
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BREAKING : The official website of The Open Network, ton.org, has been updated once again.
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OnePeter °||°ADC 🧪 🥼 Guys, if you have premium, use it to boost us a bit. ☺️ https://t.me/boost?c=4440198824
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OnePeter °||°ADC 🧪 🥼 Guys, if you have premium, use it to boost us a bit. ☺️ https://t.me/boost?c=4440198824Telegram JOOBI Channel The popular blue emoji on the blue chain
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OnePeter | Multichain Telegram has never been just a messaging app. It is where memes are born, stickers become a language of their own, and entire communities develop unique cultures. Within that ecosystem, JOOBI stands as one of the oldest and most recognizable cultural icons.…Telegram JOOBI Channel The popular blue emoji on the blue chain
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Forwarded from OnePeter | Multichain
Telegram has never been just a messaging app.
It is where memes are born, stickers become a language of their own, and entire communities develop unique cultures. Within that ecosystem, JOOBI stands as one of the oldest and most recognizable cultural icons.
Created by Tanya Mau, JOOBI has been part of internet culture for over a decade. Many Telegram users have shared, reacted with, or laughed at these blue emoji without ever realizing they were all the work of a single independent artist.
The journey began in 2009 with just 40 hand-drawn faces uploaded to DeviantArt. No large team. No venture funding. No marketing machine. Just creativity, passion, and consistency.
More than fifteen years later, JOOBI has grown into hundreds of emoji, widely used sticker packs, and official mobile apps. Remarkably, the artwork is still hand-drawn and maintained by the original creator.
Show some appreciation for Tanya's contribution to internet culture:
https://x.com/lazymau
Today, the JOOBI ecosystem includes:
• 187 unique emoji.
• Around 80% feature their own interactive animations and effects.
• Over 100 iconic hand-drawn emoji with multiple skin tones.
• A complete emoji editor that lets users mix eyes, mouths, hands, props, and more.
• Custom sticker pack creation for iMessage, WhatsApp, and Telegram.
• A dedicated keyboard for using Bluemoji across conversations.
Official website:
https://bluemoji.io/
Blue Emoji iMessage Stickers:
https://apps.apple.com/vn/app/blue-emoji-imessage-stickers/id1669720710?l=vi
Create your own Bluemoji:
https://apps.apple.com/vn/app/bluemoji/id6752447047?l=vi
Telegram Sticker Pack:
https://t.me/addstickers/bluemojiesJoobi
One of the most impressive features is the collection of 187 emoji, with nearly 80% featuring unique interactive effects. Send them to friends or tap on them yourself — almost every emoji comes alive with its own animation and personality.
JOOBI does not need an elaborate storyline or complicated narrative.
Its strength lies in simplicity, creativity, and shareability.
That is why it has remained relevant for years, continuing to attract new users while maintaining a loyal community.
The most enduring pieces of internet culture are rarely created by large corporations. They are built by individuals who dedicate years of their lives to creating something people genuinely enjoy using.
JOOBI is one of those stories.
And with the support of the Telegram community once again, it may be ready for another viral chapter.
CA:
EQB5jqHoxZ8aiZdznfVb4ARrr7sBSEnTdZXmKDNu5TOIJiaL
It is where memes are born, stickers become a language of their own, and entire communities develop unique cultures. Within that ecosystem, JOOBI stands as one of the oldest and most recognizable cultural icons.
Created by Tanya Mau, JOOBI has been part of internet culture for over a decade. Many Telegram users have shared, reacted with, or laughed at these blue emoji without ever realizing they were all the work of a single independent artist.
The journey began in 2009 with just 40 hand-drawn faces uploaded to DeviantArt. No large team. No venture funding. No marketing machine. Just creativity, passion, and consistency.
More than fifteen years later, JOOBI has grown into hundreds of emoji, widely used sticker packs, and official mobile apps. Remarkably, the artwork is still hand-drawn and maintained by the original creator.
Show some appreciation for Tanya's contribution to internet culture:
https://x.com/lazymau
Today, the JOOBI ecosystem includes:
• 187 unique emoji.
• Around 80% feature their own interactive animations and effects.
• Over 100 iconic hand-drawn emoji with multiple skin tones.
• A complete emoji editor that lets users mix eyes, mouths, hands, props, and more.
• Custom sticker pack creation for iMessage, WhatsApp, and Telegram.
• A dedicated keyboard for using Bluemoji across conversations.
Official website:
https://bluemoji.io/
Blue Emoji iMessage Stickers:
https://apps.apple.com/vn/app/blue-emoji-imessage-stickers/id1669720710?l=vi
Create your own Bluemoji:
https://apps.apple.com/vn/app/bluemoji/id6752447047?l=vi
Telegram Sticker Pack:
https://t.me/addstickers/bluemojiesJoobi
One of the most impressive features is the collection of 187 emoji, with nearly 80% featuring unique interactive effects. Send them to friends or tap on them yourself — almost every emoji comes alive with its own animation and personality.
JOOBI does not need an elaborate storyline or complicated narrative.
Its strength lies in simplicity, creativity, and shareability.
That is why it has remained relevant for years, continuing to attract new users while maintaining a loyal community.
The most enduring pieces of internet culture are rarely created by large corporations. They are built by individuals who dedicate years of their lives to creating something people genuinely enjoy using.
JOOBI is one of those stories.
And with the support of the Telegram community once again, it may be ready for another viral chapter.
CA:
EQB5jqHoxZ8aiZdznfVb4ARrr7sBSEnTdZXmKDNu5TOIJiaL
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Not to overglaze, but this emoji has over 187 different reactions.
That's incredible, ngl.
The chance of you getting into my private is by you using the emoji always.
https://t.me/addemoji/bluesmiley_by_TgEmojiBot
That's incredible, ngl.
The chance of you getting into my private is by you using the emoji always.
https://t.me/addemoji/bluesmiley_by_TgEmojiBot
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Does anybody know how to get that Emoji on ones account so or channel
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OnePeter HQ Two lines in the code. Two lines in the sky. 736 and 737 — the Durovs wrote them in 2018. Boeing's been flying them for decades. Fun fact: in airline codes, "736" is literally a Boeing 737-600. The universe insists. ✈️⚛️ $NANOGRAMTelegram NANOGRAM 🌑 The atom of GRAM. The satoshi of a new era. 1 GRAM = 1,000,000,000 NANOGRAM Mint OFF • OG since day one of GRAM • supply locked
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