ð Funny Emojis Used in Jokes and Memes
Reaction humour has its own emoji vocabulary, and it changes fast. These are the ones currently doing the work.
Funny Emojis list (11)
About funny emojis
ð has largely replaced ð for younger users. It means "I am dead" from laughing rather than anything morbid.
ðĪĄ calls someone â often the writer â foolish. Self-applied it is self-deprecating; aimed at someone else it is an insult.
ð marks resigned sarcasm, ð exaggerated overreaction, and ðŋ the deadpan "no comment" response to something absurd.
Frequently asked questions
Why do people use ð instead of ð?
It reads as more current. The crying-laughing face is widely seen as an older-user emoji, while the skull carries the same "that killed me" meaning with a drier tone.
What does ðĪĄ mean in a comment?
It labels behaviour as foolish. Used about yourself it is self-mockery; used about someone else it is a direct insult.