Real talk: if a girl sends 👬, she's likely using it ironically to comment on a male friendship she's observing, or playfully shipping two male characters. It’s usually not a direct romantic signal to you, but more of a commentary or a friendly tease.

How people actually use this in texts is often to signify 'bromance' or a super close platonic male friendship, usually with a self-aware, ironic twist. It can also be used sincerely in queer contexts, but the humorous 'bestie' vibe is super common.

Depends on who sent it and what came before. For Gen Z, 👬 is overwhelmingly friendly or ironically friendly. It’s rarely outright flirty unless you're in an established queer romantic context or it's part of a very specific, playful inside joke where boundaries are already blurred.