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⏮️Last Track Button EmojiUnicode: 23EE FE0F
Emoji for previous track
Released in This emoji was introduced in Unicode 7.0 in 2014 as part of the miscellaneous symbols and transport icons set.
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Meaning and Interpretation
The ⏮️ emoji, known as the last track button, is primarily used to indicate skipping back to the previous item in a sequence, such as a song in a playlist or a video in a queue. It originates from media player interfaces where it functions as a control to navigate through audio or video content, helping users revisit prior tracks without starting over. This emoji is versatile in digital communication, symbolizing not just literal media controls but also concepts of regression or revisiting in everyday contexts, though its core meaning remains tied to playback navigation.
Symbolism
- Represents going back or rewinding in media playback, evoking a sense of reversal in sequences.
- Symbolizes revisiting history or past events, often used metaphorically for reflection in conversations.
- Indicates navigation and control in digital media, highlighting user interaction with sequential content.
Common Usage Scenarios
- In music streaming apps like Spotify or Apple Music to switch to the previous song during playback.
- In video platforms such as YouTube or Netflix to go back to the prior video in a playlist.
- In social media chats or forums when discussing podcasts, where users reference skipping tracks.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Oh man, I accidentally skipped my favorite song! Just hit ⏮️ to go back quick.
This playlist is fire, but I wanna hear the last one again—use ⏮️ right now!
Hey, in the app, tap ⏮️ to replay that awesome track from earlier.
I always mess up the order, so I just press ⏮️ to fix it in my music queue.
Whoops, wrong video! Everyone, let's go back with ⏮️ and watch the proper one.
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use ⏮️ only in contexts related to media or navigation to prevent confusion with other meanings.
- Avoid overusing it in professional emails; pair it with clear text for better understanding.
- Ensure the device or platform supports the emoji to avoid it rendering as a generic symbol.