π°π· is the flag of South Korea, used for the country, Korean culture, K-pop, K-dramas and travel to Korea. The Apple artwork shows a white flag with a red and blue circle in the middle and four black bar patterns near the corners.

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Besides national pride and travel posts, π°π· is widely used by fans of K-pop, K-dramas and Korean food around the world. It also appears when people cheer for South Korea in football, the Olympics or esports, or mention learning Korean.
It is common in fan accounts, K-pop edits and K-drama reviews, and in bios of people who love Korean culture. It does not always mean the person is Korean.
Seoul trip finally booked π°π·βοΈ
Just finished the drama and I'm crying π°π·π
Concert tickets secured π°π·π
Korea vs Japan tonight, let's go π°π·
| π°π· vs π°π΅ | π°π΅ is the flag of North Korea, with red, blue and a red star, not South Korea. |
|---|---|
| π°π· vs π―π΅ | π―π΅ is Japan, a plain white flag with one red circle and no black bars. |
| Name | flag: South Korea |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F1F0 U+1F1F7 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | KR, flag |
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π°π· is the flag of South Korea, used for the country, Korean culture, K-pop, K-dramas and travel to Korea. The Apple artwork shows a white flag with a red and blue circle in the middle and four black bar patterns near the corners.
It signals love for Korean music and culture. Fans add it to captions, bios and comments about their favourite groups or dramas.
Not always. Many people use it simply because they enjoy Korean culture, plan to visit or are learning the language.
The red and blue circle stands for balance between opposite forces, and the four black patterns are trigrams linked to heaven, earth, water and fire.
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