Just in, Facemoji has released its state of emoji report for the year. This report is coming in just before the world observes the global day set aside for emojis. With this insight, you can get to see the most popular emojis around the world and also in certain parts of the world.
The report also enlightens users on the new ways they can put stickers to good use. Have you ever wondered what was the most used emoji on various apps that you use? It’s quite easy to find out what your most used emoji is, but getting an idea of what others actively use is also fun.
This report shows little or no change in the top five most used emojis around the world. But it also points out a shocking change that might be of concern to a few people. Let’s now jump into the details and find out what insights the latest state of emoji report from Facemoji brings.
Insight from the Facemoji keyboard’s state of emoji reports for 2023
If you aren’t aware, Facemoji is a keyboard that comes with a ton of customization as well as other features. It is an alternative to the regular keyboard that comes with your smartphone. The app has over 1 million downloads on the Google Play Store, and it is free.
From its state of emoji report, it is clear that the top five emojis for 2023 remain the same as those from last year. These emojis are the crying, laughing (with tears), laughing rolling, heart, and the pleading face emoji. But the crying emoji has dethroned the laughing (with tears) emoji as the most used option for 2023.
Asides from these five emojis, Facemoji also compiled a list of the 20 most used options. Making the list are two heart emojis, the moai emoji, and the Argentinian flag. These entries join a host of regular face emojis that you use daily while chatting with friends.
A solid reason behind the Argentinian flag being on the list is as a result of their victory in the 2022 FIFA Men’s world cup. The flag also makes the list of the most used emojis in Argentina, Spain, and Italy. In most countries, the heart, crying, pleading face, and laughing (with tears) emojis are the most used options.
Across most social media apps, laughing (with tears) emojis are the most popular. To experience a new way to use emojis, Facemoji is now prompting users to try out emoji stickers. Also, with the keyboard, users can explore text art and use them to form impressive DIY emojis.
Now you have an idea of the most popular emojis among Facemoji users around the world. Possibly other keyboards might release information on the emojis their users frequent. What are your top five emojis, and why do you actively use them?