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Not content with merely breaking the internet, Kim Kardashian had to go and create her own internet language via Kimojis, her very own custom set of emoticons. They have already proven to be quite successful, especially with the recent launch of their own branded merch. But in case we need another reason to download the pictorial wonders, Kim has made a video where she reenacts each one for our viewing pleasure.

Not only does the video feature Kim pantomiming each Kimoji, but she provides insightful commentary as well. The Kimoji GIF of the socialite "making it rain" for instance, is an emoticon she frequently uses when texting her friends before a shopping trip at Barneys, and she elaborates on precisely how she feels about her mother with the aid of the devil-horn wearing Kimoji. She even has the guts to admit just how ugly her "crying-face" is, and gives a great example of when to use it in text conversation.

Watch the full video below, and download the Kimoji app on the App Store.

In related Kardashian family news, Kanye West produced an album for a freestyle rapper he heard on the street.

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