Simone Biles, the most decorated gymnast of all time, is now adding a Twitter emoji of her own to her impeccable resume. The social media platform now shows a goat emoji when users write #SimoneBiles, affirming the fact that the gymnast is indeed the greatest of all time. The goat depicted in the emoji performs a split leap while wearing a red leotard and a gold medal.

In 2019, the 24-year-old debuted a leotard featuring Goldie, a rhinestone logo in the shape of a goat, Marie Claire reported. The superstar athlete also donned Goldie at the 2021 U.S. Gymnastics Championships, where she won her record seventh title. 

"The idea was to hit back at the haters. I didn't feel like it was necessarily fair how they could keep saying whatever they wanted, but then if I said something, it wasn't fair," Biles said. "[The haters] were joking like, 'I swear, if she put a goat on her leo, blah, blah, blah.' That would make them so angry. And then I was like, 'Oh, that's actually a good idea. Let's make the haters hate it, and the fans love it.' And so that's exactly what we did and why we did it."

The Olympian is striving to make sure kids "aren't ashamed of being good at whatever they do."

"Everybody can say you're good, but once you acknowledge it, it's not cool anymore," she said. "And I want kids to learn that, yes, it's OK to acknowledge that you're good or even great at something."

With the latest honor she received, Biles became the first female athlete and first Olympic athlete to have her own emoji, Yahoo reported. Twitter said the emoji aims to recognize Biles' "legacy, achievements and epic usage of the platform." The social media company adds that Biles was the second-most talked about Olympic athlete on the platform during the first six months of this year. Only Japanese swimmer Rikako Ikee was ahead of the American athlete. 

According to the Daily Mail, Biles and her teammates showed off their leotards for the 2021 Olympics during training on Thursday. The two leotards seen on Thursday are created by GK Elite, the official apparel sponsor of the USA Gymnastics national team. Each one of the outfits features about 3,500 Swarovski crystals. About 75 people individually applied the crystals with their hands during the production of the leotards. 

The uniforms are estimated to be worth $700 to $1,200 each.