A face throwing both arms up in anger. The ヽ and ノ on the outside are flailing arms raised in the air — the kaomoji equivalent of “hands in the air, fed up.” Inside the face, ● is a filled bullet eye (intensely focused), `Д´ is the open-mouth shouting core (Д as the wide-open angry mouth), and – flat lines on each side mark the brow scrunched.
The arms-up convention ヽ…ノ is one of the most expressive gesture frames in kaomoji. Combined with the Д shouting mouth, the whole composition reads as a character mid-rant — not just annoyed, but actively yelling about something. The asymmetric eye (only the left has the filled ●) gives the face a glaring, single-focus intensity.
Use it for ranting moments: complaint posts about a frustrating service, mock-yelling at internet drama, anything in the “why is this happening” register. On Discord it works in venting channels. On Twitter/X it suits quote-tweets of annoying news with a “what?!” energy. On TikTok comments it lands under “that one time when” complaint content. Best used when you want to be loud but not personally aggressive toward anyone in the conversation.
In Japanese the matching mood is おこおこ (oko oko — angry-angry) or ぷんぷん (pun pun — huffing mad). Pair this kaomoji with phrases like なんでよー (‘nande yo’ — “why!”), もういや (‘mou iya’ — “I’m done”), or もーっ！ (‘mō!’ — exasperated grunt).