What are the most used emojis in the world?
Around 92% of the world’s online population use emojis, according to the Unicode Consortium.
Being not a universal language, some of the 3,663 emojis appear far more often than others.
The crossword-Solver team analyzed 9 million geotagged tweets to see which emoji each country uses the most.
They turned this data, retrieved during the last two weeks of February 2022, into maps of the world to chart emoji usage across the globe.
Key Findings:
Most countries are either laughing or loving as face with tears of joy and red heart are the first and second most used emojis worldwide.
Face with tears of joy is the most common emoji in 75 countries.
Wordle-themed emojis find their way into top ten most-used emojis in many Anglo-Saxon countries.
Emojis are not a universal language. In China the clapping hands emoji suggests "making love", while sending thumbs up to a Greek may cause offence.
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