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Fans Accuse Amber Rose Of Copying Kim Kardashian After She Makes $4M On New Emoji App

Amber Rose Emoji App Makes Millions Copying Kim Kardashian

April 2 2016, Updated 7:23 p.m. ET

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Amber Rose Emoji App Makes Millions Copying Kim Kardashian

Months ago, Kim Kardashian disrupted the emoji industry with the launch of her very own Kimoji app. Now, Amber Rose has launched her own set of emoticons called MuvaMojis, and fans have been quick to point out the striking similarities.

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Amber Rose Emoji App Makes Millions Copying Kim Kardashian

This week, Rose launched her emoji app to roaring success - she has reportedly already raked in an estimated $4 million in sales!

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However, unimpressed fans rained on Amber's parade, accusing her of ripping off Kardashian's idea!

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"Trynna be Kim smh," one fan wrote, while another said, "Kim did it first ha!"

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But while both sets of emojis feature big booties, stripper poles, and stacks of cash, the similarities have clearly not prevented her app from gaining popularity among Muva fans.

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