π΅ stands for music, a song or singing, and people use it when sharing a track, quoting lyrics or humming along. Apple shows two glossy black musical notes joined by a thick beam.

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The tone is light and cheerful. People put π΅ before or after song lyrics, in captions for music clips, or to show they are singing or humming. πΆ with several notes feels fuller, like a whole melody, while π΅ is a simple music mark. It also appears in a teasing "la la la, I'm not listening" way when someone ignores a comment. It has no hidden slang meaning.
It often marks the song used in a reel or story, or frames a line of lyrics in a caption.
Sending π΅ after a complaint can mean "I'm ignoring you" or "not my problem," as if humming to avoid the topic.
π΅ we were both young when I first saw you π΅
This song is stuck in my head π΅
Send me your playlist π§π΅
Not listening π΅ la la la
| π΅ vs πΆ | πΆ shows more notes for a melody or song in progress, while π΅ is a simpler music symbol. |
|---|---|
| π΅ vs πΌ | πΌ is a musical score with a staff, linked to composing or sheet music, while π΅ is just music in general. |
| Name | musical note |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F3B5 |
| Category | Objects |
| Keywords | music, musical, note, sound |
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π΅ stands for music, a song or singing, and people use it when sharing a track, quoting lyrics or humming along. Apple shows two glossy black musical notes joined by a thick beam.
π΅ is a simple sign for music. πΆ shows more notes and suggests a tune playing or someone singing.
It shows the words are song lyrics or being sung. Putting π΅ at both ends works like quotation marks for a song.
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