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👨‍🎤 man singer

Say hello to the "👨‍🎤" emoji, also popularly dubbed as the "Singer" or "Rock Star"! The emoji features a man donning a kickin' rock star jacket and clutching a mic, all set to croon out a melody🎵. The distinguishing lightning bolt pattern on the face adds that extra touch of rock 'n roll flair. One truly unique aspect of this emoji is the special design detail on the face, a nod to a legendary music icon, David Bowie🫡. The lightning bolt⚡ on the face is a distinct homage to Bowie's iconic Aladdin Sane album cover. This subtlety in the emoji design not only adds a layer of depth to its interpretation but also serves as a testament to the enduring influence of rock and roll culture. As a ZWJ (Zero Width Joiner) sequence, this emoji is a combination of the "👨" (man) and "🎤" (microphone) emojis, making it a unique blend of symbols. With the "🧑‍🎤" for genderless individuals and "👩‍🎤" for women, this emoji's got everyone covered. And to make it more personalized, you can adjust the skin tone to match your needs. Literally, the 👨‍🎤 emoji is used to indicate singers, musicians, or performers, even to express a love for music, singing, or performing. It is also a way to express a feeling of freedom, fun, and the love for rocking out to your favorite tunes, even if it's just in your living room or shower! You'll see this emoji popping up in text messages, social media posts, and more. It's a great way to add some flair to a concert announcement, a new song release, or to show your excitement for an upcoming music festival. It's also a way to cheer for your favorite band or artist, or to show you're currently jamming to some tunes. Feeling a little playful? Use it to pretend you're a rock star. Or, use it for a bit of good-natured sarcasm about someone's karaoke skills. It can also be a nifty reference to a renowned singer or hit song. Beyond its literal meaning, this emoji can also convey a sense of confidence, charisma, and the 'rockstar' attitude!

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🏙️ cityscape (emoji style)

The emoji 🏙 depicts a cityscape with multiple skyscrapers and a blue sky. With towering skyscrapers reaching for the heavens, their silhouettes cast in varying shades of gray, this emoji encapsulates the essence of a bustling metropolis. The buildings, each distinct in its design, stand tall and proud, representing the architectural marvels of modern civilization. 🏙 can be used to express a love for city life or a preference for urban environments. It can also be used to talk about the advantages and disadvantages of living in a city, such as convenience, diversity, culture, pollution, traffic, etc. It can also be used to talk about travel and tourism✈, especially to big and famous cities. It can also be used to indicate that someone is visiting or planning to visit a city, or to share photos and experiences from a city trip. 🏙🌃🌆🌇 can be regarded as the same series of emojis, which respectively show the appearance of the city at different times of the day.

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👩 woman

The classic "👩(Woman)" emoji! This iconic character features a female face that shows two round eyes, a nose, and a mouth, with eyebrows often angled down in a serious or neutral expression. The female character in this emoji is usually shown facing forward, but some platforms may depict the character from an angle. The "👩" emoji represents an adult woman, epitomizing the conventional gender role and adding a touch of femininity to your online conversations. This emoji is typically used to symbolize women or femininity, and it can also be used more broadly to represent adulthood or maturity. In terms of its meaning and intended use, the "👩" emoji is generally used to represent an adult woman in a conversation or narrative. It's a simple yet effective way to denote the gender of a person in a conversation without having to specify it in text. (e.g., "Happy mother's day👩!") In everyday conversation and social media, the "👩" emoji is used extensively. It might denote a mother, a wife, a sister, a girlfriend, or just a woman in general. It's a versatile symbol that can be used in a variety of contexts. In some cases, it can also be used to indicate maturity or responsibility, as the figure is often associated with adulthood.

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🦰 red hair

This is a red hair emoji, which is specially used to assist and decorate other expressions (some human figures and body expressions in the "human & body" category). It is generally not used as an independent expression, and sometimes refers to hair or It can be used alone for red hair.The above content is more difficult to understand.  Here is an example: How did 👨‍🦰 come about? In unicode encoding, it is actually 👨 + 🦰 = 👨‍🦰

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👩‍🦰 woman: red hair

The "👩‍🦰" emoji, is affectionately known as the "Woman: Red Hair" or "Ginger Haired Woman" emoji. This distinct emoji is a ZWJ (Zero Width Joiner) sequence, artfully combining a female emoji with a redhead (👩+🦰) to produce a standout emoji. It highlights a woman with long hair and radiant red locks, sporting a trendy hairstyle that's sure to catch the eye. Originating from the fascinating world of hair diversity, the "👩‍🦰" emoji embodies the spirit of a red-haired woman, acknowledging the uniqueness and beauty of diverse hair colors. It is perfect for expressing individuality, zest, and a sense of vibrancy, celebrating the charm and allure of red hair. On social media and daily chat, the "👩‍🦰" emoji has found a warm embrace. It injects a burst of energy and color into your chats, posts, and stories, captivating the gaze of everyone in your online sphere. Beyond its immediate representation of red-haired women, this emoji is an expressive way to show off natural or dyed red hair or to express pride in one's hair color. It can also be used to imply attractiveness, uniqueness, or confidence. However, some people may also use it to make jokes about stereotypes, sunburns, or freckles. As with many emojis, the meaning of "👩‍🦰" can vary depending on the context and tone of the message. The genderless version of this emoji is "🧑‍🦰", denoting 'Red Hair', and the male version is "👨‍🦰". The default skin tone of this emoji can be customized based on the sender's preference. Just go ahead, and let your redhead flag fly with the "👩‍🦰" emoji!

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©️ copyright (emoji style)

The ©️ emoji, known as the Copyright emoji, features a circle with a 'C' inside. It signifies the protection of creative works, ensuring that intellectual property rights are acknowledged and respected. The meaning behind the ©️ emoji is all about copyright and originality. It's like a virtual signature, indicating that a work is legally protected and should be credited to its creator. On social media, you might spot the copyright emoji when people are showcasing their creative projects, sharing original content, or discussing matters related to intellectual property. It's like a virtual watermark, reminding everyone that the work they're viewing is someone's original contribution to the digital landscape. 🙋In essence, © is for creative works, while ® and ™ are for brand identifiers, with the distinction between the latter two being registration status.

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🫰 hand with index finger and thumb crossed

The "Finger Heart" emoji is a well-known symbol among K-pop stars and their fans, it is said that this gesture got popularized by Korean actress Kim Hye-soo and K-pop artists Nam Woohyun and G-Dragon.

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🤵🏾‍♀ woman in tuxedo: medium-dark skin tone

The tuxedo was worn by the first woman in 1930, when actress Marlene Dietrich wore one for her role in the film Morocco. This was a gutsy move that stirred quite a bit of buzz back then. The 🤵🏾‍♀ emoji is primarily used to symbolize formal attire, weddings, or sophistication.

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🫰🏽 hand with index finger and thumb crossed: medium skin tone

The "Finger Heart" emoji is a well-known symbol among K-pop stars and their fans, it is said that this gesture got popularized by Korean actress Kim Hye-soo and K-pop artists Nam Woohyun and G-Dragon.

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🫰🏻 hand with index finger and thumb crossed: light skin tone

The "Finger Heart" emoji is a well-known symbol among K-pop stars and their fans, it is said that this gesture got popularized by Korean actress Kim Hye-soo and K-pop artists Nam Woohyun and G-Dragon.

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🫰🏿 hand with index finger and thumb crossed: dark skin tone

The "Finger Heart" emoji is a well-known symbol among K-pop stars and their fans, it is said that this gesture got popularized by Korean actress Kim Hye-soo and K-pop artists Nam Woohyun and G-Dragon.

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🤵🏾‍♀️ woman in tuxedo: medium-dark skin tone

The tuxedo was worn by the first woman in 1930, when actress Marlene Dietrich wore one for her role in the film Morocco. This was a gutsy move that stirred quite a bit of buzz back then. The 🤵🏾‍♀️ emoji is primarily used to symbolize formal attire, weddings, or sophistication.

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🤵🏼‍♀️ woman in tuxedo: medium-light skin tone

The tuxedo was worn by the first woman in 1930, when actress Marlene Dietrich wore one for her role in the film Morocco. This was a gutsy move that stirred quite a bit of buzz back then. The 🤵🏼‍♀️ emoji is primarily used to symbolize formal attire, weddings, or sophistication.

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🤵🏻‍♀ woman in tuxedo: light skin tone

The tuxedo was worn by the first woman in 1930, when actress Marlene Dietrich wore one for her role in the film Morocco. This was a gutsy move that stirred quite a bit of buzz back then. The 🤵🏻‍♀ emoji is primarily used to symbolize formal attire, weddings, or sophistication.

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🤵🏽‍♀️ woman in tuxedo: medium skin tone

The tuxedo was worn by the first woman in 1930, when actress Marlene Dietrich wore one for her role in the film Morocco. This was a gutsy move that stirred quite a bit of buzz back then. The 🤵🏽‍♀️ emoji is primarily used to symbolize formal attire, weddings, or sophistication.

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🤵🏻‍♀️ woman in tuxedo: light skin tone

The tuxedo was worn by the first woman in 1930, when actress Marlene Dietrich wore one for her role in the film Morocco. This was a gutsy move that stirred quite a bit of buzz back then. The 🤵🏻‍♀️ emoji is primarily used to symbolize formal attire, weddings, or sophistication.

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🤵🏿‍♀ woman in tuxedo: dark skin tone

The tuxedo was worn by the first woman in 1930, when actress Marlene Dietrich wore one for her role in the film Morocco. This was a gutsy move that stirred quite a bit of buzz back then. The 🤵🏿‍♀ emoji is primarily used to symbolize formal attire, weddings, or sophistication.

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🫰🏼 hand with index finger and thumb crossed: medium-light skin tone

The "Finger Heart" emoji is a well-known symbol among K-pop stars and their fans, it is said that this gesture got popularized by Korean actress Kim Hye-soo and K-pop artists Nam Woohyun and G-Dragon.

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🫰🏾 hand with index finger and thumb crossed: medium-dark skin tone

The "Finger Heart" emoji is a well-known symbol among K-pop stars and their fans, it is said that this gesture got popularized by Korean actress Kim Hye-soo and K-pop artists Nam Woohyun and G-Dragon.

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🤵‍♀ woman in tuxedo

The tuxedo was worn by the first woman in 1930, when actress Marlene Dietrich wore one for her role in the film Morocco. This was a gutsy move that stirred quite a bit of buzz back then. The 🤵‍♀ emoji is primarily used to symbolize formal attire, weddings, or sophistication.

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🤵‍♀️ woman in tuxedo

The tuxedo was worn by the first woman in 1930, when actress Marlene Dietrich wore one for her role in the film Morocco. This was a gutsy move that stirred quite a bit of buzz back then. The 🤵‍♀️ emoji is primarily used to symbolize formal attire, weddings, or sophistication.

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🤵🏼‍♀ woman in tuxedo: medium-light skin tone

The tuxedo was worn by the first woman in 1930, when actress Marlene Dietrich wore one for her role in the film Morocco. This was a gutsy move that stirred quite a bit of buzz back then. The 🤵🏼‍♀ emoji is primarily used to symbolize formal attire, weddings, or sophistication.

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🤵🏿‍♀️ woman in tuxedo: dark skin tone

The tuxedo was worn by the first woman in 1930, when actress Marlene Dietrich wore one for her role in the film Morocco. This was a gutsy move that stirred quite a bit of buzz back then. The 🤵🏿‍♀️ emoji is primarily used to symbolize formal attire, weddings, or sophistication.

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🤵🏽‍♀ woman in tuxedo: medium skin tone

The tuxedo was worn by the first woman in 1930, when actress Marlene Dietrich wore one for her role in the film Morocco. This was a gutsy move that stirred quite a bit of buzz back then. The 🤵🏽‍♀ emoji is primarily used to symbolize formal attire, weddings, or sophistication.

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