🧢 usually means "cap", slang for a lie, so sending it says you think someone is lying or exaggerating. It can also just mean a baseball cap. The Apple artwork shows a plain blue baseball cap seen from the side.

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The slang comes from US hip-hop and African American English, where "cap" means a lie and "no cap" means "no lie" or "for real". It spread widely through TikTok, Twitter and gaming chats. A single 🧢 in reply to a claim is a playful way to say "I don't believe you". It is teasing, not harsh, among friends. Several caps in a row make the doubt stronger. When the topic is clothing, sports or outfits, it simply means a cap or hat.
Replying with only 🧢 means "that's a lie" or "stop capping". Pairing it with 🚫 means the opposite: you are telling the truth.
Under a bold claim or a too-perfect photo, 🧢 comments are used to call it fake. 🚫🧢 in a caption means the poster is being honest.
It is not a romantic signal. If they send 🧢 after you compliment them or make a big claim, they are likely teasing you and saying they don't believe it.
You finished the whole assignment in 10 mins? 🧢
This is the best biryani in the city 🚫🧢
I'm 5 minutes away 🧢🧢
New cap for the match 🧢⚾
| 🧢 vs 👒 | 👒 is a wide-brim sun hat with no slang meaning, while 🧢 is a baseball cap that often means "lie". |
|---|---|
| 🧢 vs 🎓 | 🎓 is a graduation cap for exams and degrees, not for calling out lies. |
| Name | billed cap |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F9E2 |
| Category | Objects |
| Keywords | baseball, bent, billed, cap, dad, hat |
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🧢 usually means "cap", slang for a lie, so sending it says you think someone is lying or exaggerating. It can also just mean a baseball cap. The Apple artwork shows a plain blue baseball cap seen from the side.
It means "no lie" or "I'm being serious". People write it as "no cap" or 🚫🧢.
Usually not. Between friends it is light teasing, but sent to someone you don't know well it can feel like you are calling them dishonest.
If you were telling the truth, reply "no cap" or 🚫🧢 and add proof. If you were joking, a 😂 or "ok fine" works.
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