π¨βπ¦° represents a man with red hair, often used for redheads, a friend or family member with red hair, or a ginger character. Apple's artwork shows a yellow-faced man with bright orange-red hair and a matching mustache.
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The tone is neutral and friendly. People use π¨βπ¦° to describe themselves, tag a red-haired friend, or refer to a character from a show, book or game. The common word for red hair in English is "ginger", and the emoji is sometimes used in jokes about it among friends. Teasing about red hair can feel hurtful to some people, so context matters. The emoji is part of a set with curly, white and bald hair options, while blond hair has its own emoji, π±ββοΈ. The skin tone can be changed, and the tone a sender picks carries no hidden meaning.
It usually just describes someone with red hair, like "my brother π¨βπ¦°". It can also stand in for a well-known red-haired character or celebrity.
Dyed my hair copper, new look π¨βπ¦°
You'll spot him easily, he's the tall ginger π¨βπ¦°
Me and my dad, same hair π¨βπ¦°π¨βπ¦°
Who's your favourite redhead actor π¨βπ¦°
| π¨πΏβπ¦° vs π§βπ¦° | π§βπ¦° is the gender-neutral person with red hair, while π¨βπ¦° is specifically a man. |
|---|---|
| π¨πΏβπ¦° vs π©βπ¦° | π©βπ¦° is a woman with red hair. |
| π¨πΏβπ¦° vs π±ββοΈ | π±ββοΈ is a man with blond hair, not red. |
| Name | man: dark skin tone, red hair |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F468 U+1F3FF U+200D U+1F9B0 |
| Category | People |
| Keywords | adult, bro, man, red, hair |
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π¨βπ¦° represents a man with red hair, often used for redheads, a friend or family member with red hair, or a ginger character. Apple's artwork shows a yellow-faced man with bright orange-red hair and a matching mustache.
No, it is a neutral description of a man with red hair. It can only feel rude if it is used to mock someone about their hair.
Yes. π©βπ¦° is a woman with red hair and π§βπ¦° is a gender-neutral person with red hair.
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