š„µ means you are very hot, from summer heat, a hard workout or spicy food, and it is also widely used to say someone looks hot or attractive. The Apple artwork shows a red face with droopy eyes, its tongue hanging out and a blue drop of sweat on one side.

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š„µ has two main readings. The literal one is heat: a heatwave, no fan or AC, a tough gym session or food that is too spicy. This use is very common in hot countries, where summer complaints fill group chats. The slang reading is attraction. Under a photo, š„µ means "you look hot" and is more physical and flirty than š, and stronger than a simple š„. In private chats it can be suggestive depending on the conversation. Tone ranges from joking to thirsty, so read what it is replying to. If the topic is weather or food, it is not flirting.
If it is a reaction to your selfie or a photo of you, it usually means they find you attractive and is a flirty signal. If it comes with talk about weather, the gym or spicy food, it just means they are hot.
In comments it works as a compliment meaning "hot" or "looking good," often paired with š„. It also appears on cooking and spicy food challenge videos.
It is very common during summer to complain about heat, power cuts or the sun. People also send it about spicy food like chillies, pani puri or a strong curry.
Between partners or crushes it is a flirty compliment, and depending on the conversation it can lean suggestive. Sending it back usually returns the compliment, so read the rest of the chat before assuming more.
It's 44 degrees outside and the fan just stopped š„µ
Leg day destroyed me š„µ
This chicken is way too spicy š¶ļøš„µ
Okay that new pic š„µš„
| š„µ vs š„ | š„ is general praise meaning great or attractive, while š„µ adds a stronger physical, flustered feeling. |
|---|---|
| š„µ vs š„¶ | š„¶ is the opposite, meaning freezing cold or sometimes a cold, savage move. |
| š„µ vs š | š shows sweat from stress or effort, not heat or attraction. |
| Name | hot face |
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| Codepoints | U+1F975 |
| Category | Smileys |
| Keywords | dying, face, feverish, heat, hot, panting, red-faced, stroke, sweating, tongue |
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š„µ means you are very hot, from summer heat, a hard workout or spicy food, and it is also widely used to say someone looks hot or attractive. The Apple artwork shows a red face with droopy eyes, its tongue hanging out and a blue drop of sweat on one side.
It can be. On a photo or in a crush chat it usually means you look attractive, but in talk about weather, food or exercise it simply means hot.
A simple "thank you" or a š or š works if you like the compliment. If it feels unwanted from a stranger, you can ignore it.
Only for heat, like a hot office or a sunny commute. Avoid it as a reaction to a coworker's photo, because the attraction meaning is well known.
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