Los bisexuales tambien tenemos nuestra mascota, os presentamos a #bisper el primo de #gaysper ? /BYbjIgUC1cĪs the meme continued someone launched a Gaysper Twitter account, in tribute to the emoji, which now has over 2,000 followers. While others created friends for Gaysper… introducing Bisper, the bisexual ghost. Lo barato que me va a salir el disfraz en el próximo Carnaval. Others suggested that people should dress up as the ghost for pride festivals and carnivals. Uy, se nos había escapado este fantasma de Hill House. “Here, Gaysper scaring a young right-wing heterosexual,” another Tweet said.Įven brands such as Netflix Spain joined in with the meme, Photoshopping pictures of the ghost into screen shots of its horror films. While another person tweeted: “The worst thing the far right could have done was give the LGBT community a new cute symbol,” while continuing their Twitter thread to include images of Gaysper scaring people.
Puede la comunidad lgtbi apropiarse de este icono por favor? /xhJ4IlKdlS One user asked the LGBT+ community to “please” reclaim the gay ghost emoji as their own. Queer and trans social media users started using the hashtag #gaysper to create memes and roundly mock the group, using the rainbow-coloured ghost emoji, who oppose same-sex marriage and LGBT+ families.
