の＿の Annoyed Lenny All examples Click to copy The phrase "の＿の" (pronounced "no no") is a Japanese expression used to convey annoyance or disapproval. It is often used in informal settings such as online conversations, text messages, or social media posts. The Annoyed Lenny emote, also known as "¯\_(ツ)_/¯", is a popular way to visually represent this emotion.Here are a few examples of how "の＿の" and the Annoyed Lenny emote can be used:Annoyance & Confusion: "I told my friend not to touch my phone, but they did it anyway. Now it's all smudged up with fingerprints..." ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Disapproval & Disbelief: "My coworker keeps taking credit for my work, even though I've confronted them about it multiple times." の＿のFrustration & Impatience: "I've been waiting in line for over an hour and the person in front of me is taking forever to make their order." ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Irritation & Indignation: "My neighbor's dog barks non-stop at night and wakes me up every time." の＿のExasperation & Resignation: "I've been trying to fix this computer issue for hours and nothing seems to be working." ¯\_(ツ)_/¯These are just a few examples, but "の＿の" and the Annoyed Lenny emote can be used in many different situations to express annoyance or disapproval. More examples →