(๑˭̴̵̶́ꄱ˭̴̵̶̀ )•*¨*•.¸¸♬︎

The mouth, ꄱ, is a syllabic character from the Yi script of southwest China (YI SYLLABLE TUX), and on this site it shows up as a tall oval with a small arch over the top; it looks like a mouth stretched wide open, holding a long note. Each eye is ˭, the MODIFIER LETTER UNASPIRATED, which looks like a small equals sign lifted toward the top of the line. Three overlay marks are stacked on each one, a tilde ̴, a short stroke ̵, and a long stroke ̶, and because ˭ sits so high, this site draws them lower down, around the middle of the line, as one wavy horizontal line that runs longer than ˭ and sticks out to its right. With bar above bar, the eyes look squeezed shut. The two eyes differ in a single mark: the left one carries an acute accent ́, slanting up to the right, and the right one a grave accent ̀, slanting down to the right. Both rise toward the middle of the face, like brows lifted at the inner ends, giving the face the look of someone singing a line they really mean. To the left of the left eye is ๑, the Thai digit one, round like a flushed cheek; on the other side there is only a space before the closing parenthesis. Outside the face, the trim starts at mid-height with •, climbs through * ¨ * into the upper part of the line, comes back to •, drops to the baseline with ., dips below it with the two ¸, and only then reaches ♬, two sixteenth notes joined by a double beam. On X, on October 31, 2026, a post said とりま歌うじょ, casual Japanese for "guess I'll just sing," and followed it with this face.