World Emoji Day 2023: July 17 th is observed as World Emoji Day since 2014, when Jeremy Burge, the founder of Emojipedia, suggested its celebration. The first tweet regarding the onset of this ...

The new school year is about to start and it is a bag of mixed emoji-tions (see what we did there). So we've been talking to kids about their feelings on the first day of high school.

While the draft emoji can change between now and finalization in September, most (if not all) will make it through. Contenders include a shaking face and much-needed high five and wireless emojis.

But the crying emoji has dethroned the laughing (with tears) emoji as the most used option for 2023. Asides from these five emojis, Facemoji also compiled a list of the 20 most used options.