Mark Wahlberg used a variety of emojis a few weeks ago to express his feelings about the Patriots’ loss in the Super Bowl. Although the colors were different on different platforms, the message was the exact same: “Feel that spirit of the game!” Wahlberg tweeted. There are many other Super Bowl Emojis available. Hopefully, you’ll find one that fits your tastes and your style!
Twitter isn’t the only social network that has gone all out for Super Bowl ads. Twitter has teamed up with brands such as Verizon to give their users a chance to express themselves with emojis based on the game. It’s also charged advertisers a “seven-figure” fee to use the emojis, which appear whenever a pre-specified hashtag is used on Twitter.
Twitter is also testing custom emojis for events that are not trending. For example, a football emoji could cost as much as $5 million. Regardless of the cost, the emojis are an easy way for brands to generate buzz and increase brand recognition. Moreover, many companies have been experimenting with the use of emojis outside of the traditional advertising realm. These hashtag-triggered emojis are designed to be accessible only during the trending event.
Twitter also has its own Star Wars emojis. The latest emoji is a goat dressed as a Stormtrooper. This emoji was created following the Super Bowl ad. Twitter has since created many hashtags that include Brady. The most popular emoji associated with Brady is a goat emoji.