🧢🧢 Cap Emoji EmojiUnicode: 1F9E2
Represents slang 'No Cap'.
Released in First introduced in Unicode 11.0 (2018).
Meaning and Interpretation
"The 🧢 emoji, commonly referred to as the 'Cap Emoji', has been adopted into online slang to represent a lie or false statement. In modern internet culture, 'capping' means lying, and 'no cap' means honesty or truthfulness. This emoji is often used in conversations to call out dishonesty or confirm truth in a lighthearted or playful manner."
Symbolism
- Falsehood or dishonesty
- A literal hat or cap as an accessory
- Slang for truth and lies (commonly used with 'No Cap')
Common Usage Scenarios
- Calling out someone for lying in a playful manner.
- To confirm that someone is telling the truth by saying 'No cap'.
- Used to refer to a physical cap or hat when discussing fashion or accessories.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use 🧢 when you want to imply that someone is lying without being harsh.
- It’s often used in conjunction with 'No Cap' to emphasize truthfulness.
- Be cautious when using 🧢 with people who might not be familiar with the slang, as it may create confusion.
Related Emojis
Skull
Used humorously to signify something so funny that it's 'killing' you; often accompanies 🧢 in playful banter.
Smirking Face
Used to convey smugness or flirtation, often accompanies 🧢 when teasing someone for lying.
Person with Cap or Hat
Represents a literal person wearing a cap; can be used in fashion-related discussions alongside 🧢.
Laughing Crying Face
Used to signify laughter; commonly used with 🧢 when calling out a lie humorously.
Winking Face with Tongue
Represents playfulness or cheekiness; can often accompany 🧢 when joking around.