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Back in the heady pre-Covid days of 2015, Oxford Dictionaries picked the “face with tears of joy” as its word of the year. It makes sense, when you think about it, that the laugh-cry emoji has ...

As Gen Z favors skull and crying emojis over the traditional laughing emoji, content creators highlight their unique approach ...

Are you guilty of overusing the monkey covering its eyes emoji? Do you find it impossible to send a text without tacking on a ...

Lau Ka-yue, 16, Pui Kiu College: The thumbs down emoji represents negativity. In times of great turbulence and uncertainty, ...

But now it’s not just about seeming over-keen (kissy heart face, anyone ... The once-condemned laughing-crying emoji has had a resurgence as an ironic response. Prayer hands are rarely ...

It is followed by the "loudly crying face," with another 46 million mentions (208 million), a Gen Z favorite. Finally, the "rolling-on-the-floor laughing" emoji, takes third place with 128 million ...

Argentina's flag in top 20: Messi effect The Partying Face is in the top 10 lists of several European nations, including Spain, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, and Russia, indicating a post ...

Despite the coronavirus pandemic and political and economic uncertainty the world over, texters in 2021 preferred to keep it light when it came to the emojis they used. An annual study by Facemoji ...

If you’re still using the ‘laughing’ emoji, you might just be giving ... Their go-to emojis are now the skull, crying face, and rock — ubiquitously used to express sarcasm, absurdity ...