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Kim Kardashian's butt is now an emoji available on app store

The Kimoji app: It's real and it's spectacular.

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The Kimoji app: It's real and it's spectacular.
By Jennifer Brett
Dec 21, 2015

Kim Kardashian has put her body parts in the palm of your hand. For $1.99 you can download the new Kiimoji app and start texting using Kim's face, hands, fingernails, pregnant belly, décolletage, waist and booty to express yourself.

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Yes, this is a thing.

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"It's been so fun coming up with these different ideas," Kim wrote in a blog post about the launch. "I wanted it to be fun and relevant. I wanted to create emojis that everyone wishes they had."

The project has been two years in the making and Kimoji 2.0 is already in the works.

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