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In fact, one viral post even placed the filter on the Kardashians' faces at the Met, racking up over 1 million views. The crying face is something in itself with watering eyes and a downturned mouth, it's arguably the most famous one since Kim Kardashian's. TikTok What Is the Sad Face Filter on TikTok?
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