Japanese Symbol for Beginners

Japanese Symbol for Beginners (Now called green and yellow leaf by text-to-speech software), is a meme originating from BadBoyHalo's streams. Japanese Symbol for Beginners is something called a Shoshinsha Mark (初心者マーク) . It is meant for early drivers to display at the front and rear of their car for a year after they get their drivers license.
==Origin==
The Japanese Symbol for Beginners meme first originated from the fact that whenever BadBoyHalo streamed, his donations would be text-to-speech. Because of that, trolls decided to spam BadBoyHalo's stream with emojis that either have many syllables, or are said very fast in the donation chat, so it would be said out loud. Some examples include:
* magnifying glass tilted left (🔍)
* magnifying glass tilted right (🔎)
* articulated lorry (🚛)
* russian dolls (🪆)
* bee (🐝)
However, the most well-known and memed one would be the Japanese Symbol for Beginners. Japanese Symbol for Beginners is a very long word, with nine syllables, and the text-to-speech software said it in a funny way, so it was spammed by the donation trollers. 
However, a text-to-speech update re-did some of the emoji's pronunciations, this update changed Japanese Symbol for Beginners into Green and Yellow Leaf (five syllables). It wasn't spammed much in BadBoyHalo's donation chat after that.
== Appearances ==
The Japanese Symbol for Beginners has been featured multiple times on Skeppy's channel and in BadBoyHalo's streams. Below are some of the major appearances of the emoji.
* The video: JAPANESE SYMBOL FOR BEGINNER by Skeppy, uploaded on December 17th, 2019, forces BadBoyHalo to equip the skin due to a bet he lost.
* The video: So I Trapped 100 Kids in a Japanese Symbol For Beginner by Skeppy, uploaded on February 5th, 2020, is another edition to Skeppy's trapping 100 kids series. As the name states, in this video he traps 100 kids on a Japanese symbol for beginners with BadBoyHalo.
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