Timer clock

It is not particularly popular, but it is used by all age groups. It is most commonly used on Twitter and Instagram, but it can be used on any social media platform. This emoji is not rude.

The history of this emoji dates back to 2016, when it was added to the Unicode 9.0 update. It was designed to represent a timer or clock, and it was intended to be used to indicate that something was taking a certain amount of time. It is not particularly popular, but it is used by all age groups. It is most commonly used on Twitter and Instagram, but it can be used on any social media platform. This emoji is not rude, and it is often used to indicate that something is taking a certain amount of time or that something is running late.