Emojis, in the opinion of people of all ages, are a fantastic method to express feelings. On July 17, 2014, the first World Emoji Day was observed, and on July 11, that same month, the first tweet about it was sent.
Every year on July 17, World Emoji Day is observed to encourage the use of emojis and convey joy to people around us. Due to technological advancements, individuals today are very interested in using SMS and emoticons to stay in touch. The adoption of these emojis has significantly affected texting lingo over time.
Emojis, in the opinion of people of all ages, are a fantastic method to express feelings. On July 17, 2014, the first World Emoji Day was observed, and on July 11, the first tweet about it was sent.
Here are some of the most used and least useful emojis as this important day shows on the calendar emoji of our modern electronic keyboards:
Most widely used emojis:
Smiling face with heart eyes: This is a well-liked emoji that people use to indicate their feelings for or absence from another person. Statistics from worldemojiday.com show that Facebook users frequently use this emoji.
Heart: One of the most popular or widely used emojis on the internet is the heart. It is used to convey feelings of devotion, affection, and love. A basic red heart and a somewhat darker version of a heart suit are the two red heart emojis that are available on the keyboard.
Tears of laughing: This emoji, which is all about joy, delight, and laughter, looks to be among the best ones ever made. Additionally, it is regularly observed in texts, chats, and posts on social media. It has been used on Twitter more than two billion times, according to Emojitracker.
-Birthday Cake: This is yet another widely used emoji across all social media channels. It resembles a cake emoticon with candles on top. It is utilized at all events, including weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, and other celebrations.
Winking face: This emoji is a timeless choice for a flirtatious exchange. It is a fantastic default emoji for flirting circumstances. Sometimes people use it to make light-hearted jokes or to whisper a secret to a reader.
Emojis to avoid:
High five: Nothing can accurately simulate a real high-five, no matter what you send out. Many people dislike this emoji because it fails to convey enthusiasm, especially fans of Barney Stinson from the show How I Met Your Mother.
Upside-down smile: This emoji isn’t as frequently used as some others. There are various connotations associated with the upside-down face. It can be used to convey irony, sarcasm, passive aggressiveness, and sillyness. If you are unfamiliar with the sender, it may be challenging to decipher the intended meaning of this emoji.
Cowboy: Since there isn’t actually a situation that calls for sending this emoji, it is rarely utilized by anyone. The grin and cowboy hat also strikes me as a little too eager for anyone.
If you’re feeling under the weather, send a written message rather than this green face with red dots emoji. The emoji will ruin any discussion since it resembles an unripe tomato.
Man in suit levitating: Originally described as an “exclamation mark in the style of the rude boy logo featured on albums by The Specials,” this special character has since evolved into much more. It shows an image of a man in a suit soaring over the earth with a tiny shadow beneath him. But the emoji didn’t catch on and many people still find it odd.