Unicode: U+1F643
Shortcodes: :upside_down_face:
The passive-aggressive king. Means 'I'm fine' (not fine), frustration, or sarcasm.
Expressing frustration while pretending to be fine.
Example: โEverything is great ๐โ
Sarcasm or expressing the opposite of what you're saying.
Example: โLove being stuck in traffic ๐โ
Things are chaotic or going wrong.
Example: โSpilled coffee on my laptop ๐โ
Playful or silly - rare genuine usage.
Example: โFeeling goofy ๐โ
The go-to for sarcastic or passive-aggressive tweets.
Often signals that the sender is frustrated but trying to be casual.
Can come across as passive-aggressive in work contexts.
Master of passive aggression - rarely used positively.
Understand the passive-aggressive undertones well.
May think it's just a silly/playful smile.
This emoji almost always carries a sarcastic or frustrated undertone. Using it can escalate tension.
Shows genuine anger or frustration. Use when actually upset, not as a joke.
Anxious, stressed, nervous, or worried about something.
Shocked, surprised, or mind-blown. Genuine astonishment.
Calling someone (or yourself) a fool. 'Look at this clown' or self-deprecating humor.
Shows confusion, skepticism, or mild disappointment. The 'I don't get it' face.
Yeehaw energy, country vibes, or hiding sadness behind a smile.
The classic 'LOL' emoji - shows something is hilarious. Seen as outdated by Gen Z.
Sending love/kisses. More romantic than friendly, but used broadly.