Emojis have become an everyday part of online conversations. Be it on instant messaging apps or social media platforms, emojis have become a common form of communication. Unicode Consortium, the not-for-profit organisation responsible for digitising the world’s languages, has released the list of most frequently used emojis for 2021. The most used emojis of 2021 is face with tears of joy.
A report by the Unicode Consortium shed some interesting insights on the emoji usage pattern among users. For instance, the top 100 emoji comprise 82% of total emoji shares. In case you are wondering, there are a total of 3,663 emojis.
Here’s a list of the top 10 emojis for 2021:
A report by the Unicode Consortium shed some interesting insights on the emoji usage pattern among users. For instance, the top 100 emoji comprise 82% of total emoji shares. In case you are wondering, there are a total of 3,663 emojis.
Here’s a list of the top 10 emojis for 2021:
- ???? – Face with tears of joy
- ❤️ – Red heart
- ???? – Rolling on the floor laughing
- ???? – Thumbs up
- ???? – Loudly crying face
- ???? – Folded hands
- ???? – Face blowing a kiss
- ???? – Smiling face with hearts
- ???? – Smiling face with heart-eyes
- ???? – Smiling face with smiling eyes
Further, there are emojis that are commonly used that represent multiple concepts so they are used in a wider variety of situations. For instance, the Rocket Ship is symbolic of progress being made and anticipation of big changes. Or the Flexed Biceps is the top
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emoji (this subcategory excludes hands) and is commonly used to indicate strength, success, overcoming a struggle, exercise, showing off, boasting, or rolling up your sleeve to receive a vaccine, noted the report.
The most common animal emoji was the Butterfly representative of change, beauty, nature, and transformation.
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