导语：根据Facebook做的一项有趣调查，只有不到2%的人在表达“大笑”时会用“LOL”这个古董级词汇，而一个正快速崛起的“新势力”是emoji表情中的 ...

LOL had a good run. According to new research by Facebook, LOL's dominance is coming to an end. The classic Internet slang term, which stands for "laugh out loud," has been replaced by "haha ...

Other acceptable alternatives: the 😭 emoji (officially called “Loudly Crying Face”), or just writing “lol” (laughing out loud) or “lmao” (laughing my, well, you probably know the rest).

The second most popular expression for a laugh is a happy face emoji preferred by 33.7%, and third is “hehe” at 13.1%. LOL was only used by 1.9% of people. Facebook found some other ...

Do you ‘haha’ or do you ‘hehe’? Or maybe you prefer to express yourself with emoji. And if you’re still laughing with ‘Lol’, you’re probably a bit out of touch, old-timer.

This is no laughing matter. Gen Z has canceled the fan-favorite acronym LOL. Instead, the slang-savvy generation has coined a more complicated term in lieu of laugh out loud: IJBOL. For the uninit ...

followed LOL some time in the early 1990s. By 2015, when Facebook conducted a study of e-laughter on its platform, haha and hehe, followed by the laughing emoji, were among the most common types ...

The “cry laughing” emoji has been my nemesis for as long as ... Traditionally I would have used an unironic “lol” (or the upper case “LOL” depending on the veracity of the lol) but ...

What happened to the good ole’ crying-laughing emoji – or “face with tears of joy” – as it’s officially named? You know, this one 😂. It was Oxford Dictionary’s “Word of the Year ...