THE WAY WE ALL COMMUNICATE

from Brother Vs Brother · host Nicolas Johnson

Back around the time little Andrew was discovering the joys and fears of chat rooms, Shigetaka Kurita was developing a new means of communication. Harking back to the ancient Egyptians this visual artist utilized the first 176 pictographs that would become what we know as Emojis. The brother’s discuss this adaptable visual language’s impact on their lives and popular culture. Little brother uses them often and older brother uses them sparingly, but chances are probably use them as well. This episode is for everyone! BROTHERLY LOVE and HAPPY 2020! THIS IS YOUR YEAR! Check out our latest episodes: www.brothervsbrotherpod.com/episodes See Us On Instagram: www.instagram.com/brothervsbrother_podcast/ Check Out Our Website: www.brothervsbrotherpod.com

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