(ｏ'д')从('д'ｏ)

In each face, the only things that look like eyes are two plain straight apostrophes, ' (APOSTROPHE): one short upright tick on each side of д, up near the tops of the parentheses, and nothing more. The mouth between them, д, is far bigger. It's a Cyrillic letter, CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER DE, and it sits lower than the eyes, with a top edge shorter than its bottom edge. With eyes that small, the mouth is what you notice, and both faces look like they're squealing at once. Each face also has a ｏ, the full-width form of the Latin small o (FULLWIDTH LATIN SMALL LETTER O). Being full-width, it takes up as much room as 从 in the middle, so there's a gap on either side of the circle. Its top is about level with the top of д, which puts it at mouth height rather than eye height. Sitting beside the mouth, it could be a cheek, or a balled-up fist. The character between the faces, 从, is 人, the character for "person", written twice, side by side. The two aren't twins. The left 人 is narrower, and its second stroke slants down to the right for only a short way and stops short of the bottom of the character; the right 人 runs both of its strokes all the way down. So 从 is lopsided, and it looks like two people standing side by side, the slimmer one half hidden behind the other. On X, it came right before おはー, a breezy Japanese "mornin'", and you can picture the two faces yelling it in unison.