π§βπ©° means ballet or dance, used for ballet classes, recitals, performances and feeling graceful or light. It can also show happy excitement, like twirling with joy. Apple shows a person in a black leotard balancing on pointe with one arm raised, the other held out and one leg stretched to the side.
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The tone is graceful and cheerful. People use it when talking about dance lessons, a child's ballet recital, watching a show like The Nutcracker or Swan Lake, or their own training. In casual chat it can also mean feeling elegant, doing a happy spin or moving lightly after good news. It is a gender-neutral figure, so it works for any dancer. It is more specific than π, which covers dancing and partying in general, and it shows a full dancer rather than just the shoes in π©°.
Besides real ballet talk, people send it to show they are so happy they could twirl.
recital is on Saturday, come watch π§βπ©°β¨
back to ballet class after 2 years π§βπ©°
got the job, I'm literally twirling π§βπ©°
tickets for the Nutcracker booked π§βπ©°π
| π§βπ©° vs π | π is general dancing and party energy, while π§βπ©° is specifically ballet. |
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| π§βπ©° vs π©° | π©° shows only ballet shoes, while π§βπ©° shows a dancer in a pose. |
| Name | ballet dancer |
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| Codepoints | U+1F9D1 U+200D U+1FA70 |
| Category | People |
| Keywords | ballet, dancer |
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π§βπ©° means ballet or dance, used for ballet classes, recitals, performances and feeling graceful or light. It can also show happy excitement, like twirling with joy. Apple shows a person in a black leotard balancing on pointe with one arm raised, the other held out and one leg stretched to the side.
Yes, it is the ballet dancer emoji and people use it for ballerinas and all ballet dancers. The figure is gender-neutral.
Because the receiving device does not support the combined emoji, so it shows a person and ballet shoes side by side. The sender still meant the ballet dancer.
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