​Upside-Down Face​

Gen Z uses this to convey sarcasm or a sense of being lighthearted or whimsical.

​Eyes Emoji​

Gen Z uses this to indicate curiosity or interest, often in a subtle way to signify they are paying attention.

Clown Face

Gen Z might use this to playfully call someone a clown or to denote absurdity, whereas Millennials may have used it more literally.

​Skull Emoji​

Gen Z uses this to signify something hilarious or shocking, whereas Millennials might have used it more for literal meanings.

Crying Face​

Used to express intense emotions, Gen Z often uses this emoji to convey extreme sadness or despair.

​Fire Emoji​

Gen Z often uses this to express something awesome, cool, or exciting, whereas Millennials might have used it more literally.

​Face with Tears of Joy​

This is widely used by both generations to signify laughter, but Gen Z might use it more frequently in casual communication.

​Pleading Face​

Gen Z often uses this emoji to convey a cute or pleading expression, whereas Millennials might not have used it as frequently.

​Smiling Face with Hearts​

Gen Z uses this emoji to express love or affection, often in a casual and friendly context.

​Sparkles Emoji​

Gen Z uses this to signify something magical, special, or even to indicate excitement or emphasis.