Permanent icon record
Red broken heart with white text reading 'why do you build me up just to let me down' on black background.
Red broken heart with white text reading 'why do you build me up just to let me down' on black background. Animated 48×48 GIF AIM buddy icon from Internet Archive FranksIcons Shar…
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Source & archive date
- Added to archive
- July 12, 2026
Internet Archive FranksIcons Shared Buddy Icons (2007-2016)
- Source title
- 200801041937031332010005
- Era
- Late-2000s to Mid-2010s Shared Buddy Icons
- Observed
- July 12, 2026 at 15:08 UTC
Technical archive details
- Format
- GIF
- Dimensions
- 48×48 pixels
- File size
- 1 KB
- Motion
- Animated (2 frames)
- Added to archive
- July 12, 2026
- Relative path
- icons/fb/fb1ed9a400e5909707d352778cb1a2c95bb61ad8ec8f972251e58c801a83e9cb.gif
- Media type
- image/gif
- Scanner metadata
- v1
- Animation inspected
- July 12, 2026 at 15:08 UTC
- Archive ID
- fb1ed9a400e59097
- SHA-256
- fb1ed9a400e5909707d352778cb1a2c95bb61ad8ec8f972251e58c801a83e9cb
Content-safety assessments (1)
- Assessed
- July 23, 2026 at 20:08 UTC
- Run
- 1140
- Input
- image
- Preprocessing
- four-even-frames;flatten-rgb192;stretch-224;triangle;nchw-rgb-u8
- Overall label
- sfw
- Overall score
- 0.094314
OpenAI category scores
Enrichment records (1)
Red broken heart with white text reading 'why do you build me up just to let me down' on black background.
- Reviewed
- July 31, 2026 at 07:45 UTC
- Run
- 55
- Version
- v5
- Elapsed
- 7,085 ms
- Tokens
- prompt 2,145, response 649
Review tags
- black (color, 0.80)
- red (color, 0.80)
- white (color, 0.80)
- melancholic (mood, 0.80)
- sentimental (mood, 0.80)
- low resolution (style, 0.80)
- pixel art (style, 0.80)
- text overlay (style, 0.80)
- broken heart (subject, 0.80)
Colors
- red
- white
- black
Composition
- centered broken heart
- text spanning multiple lines over heart and background
Dense Caption
Two identical static frames show a red broken heart shape against a solid black background. White pixelated text overlays the heart and background, reading 'why do you build me up just to let me down'. The heart is split vertically into two halves with jagged edges where they separate. Text uses a blocky, low-resolution font typical of early digital graphics. All visible pixels match between frames; no animation changes are present.
Description
- Red broken heart with white text reading 'why do you build me up just to let me down' on black background.
Metadata Not Confirmed By Image
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- provenance era: 2016
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- provenance topic-coverage: celebrities
- provenance topic-coverage: games
- provenance collection-attribute: historical-archive
- provenance topic-coverage: holidays
- provenance topic-coverage: humor
Metadata Only Entities
- franksicons.com-shared-buddy-icons-2007-2016
- 2007-2016
- franksicons
- 200801041937031332010005
Mood
- melancholic
- sentimental
Non Redundant Search Phrases
- broken heart text icon
- why do you build me up let me down
- red heart pixel art
- text overlay broken heart
Style
- pixel art
- low resolution
- text overlay
Subjects
- broken heart
Visible Text
- why do you build me up just to let me down
Wordwall
- red broken heart
- white pixelated text
- black background
- text: 'why do you build me up just to let me down'
- vertical split heart
- blocky low-resolution font
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Full source records (1)
Internet Archive FranksIcons Shared Buddy Icons (2007-2016) (internet-archive-franksicons-shared-2007-2016)
- Kind
- local-directory
- Era
- Late-2000s to Mid-2010s Shared Buddy Icons
- Type
- Internet Archive tar preservation of the FranksIcons shared buddy-icon store
- Title
- 200801041937031332010005
- Archive entry
- 200801041937031332010005.gif
- Observed
- July 12, 2026 at 15:08 UTC
- Rights
- mixed anonymous, fan, commercial, and copyrighted imagery; research/reference only by default
- Slice
- large cross-sectional user-shared AIM buddy-icon collection spanning personal identity, fandom, music, humor, relationships, moods, holidays, and internet culture
Original: https://archive.org/download/franksicons.com-shared-buddy-icons-2007-2016/franksicons.com-shared-buddy-icons-2007-2016.tar#200801041937031332010005.gif Download: https://archive.org/download/franksicons.com-shared-buddy-icons-2007-2016/franksicons.com-shared-buddy-icons-2007-2016.tar#200801041937031332010005.gif Page: https://archive.org/details/franksicons.com-shared-buddy-icons-2007-2016