These Are The Potential New Emojis for 2022 or 2023

Nothing makes us feel old like an influx of new emojis. On World Emoji Day (that’s July 17th, for anyone who doesn’t have it in their calendar), Emojipedia shared some of the new emojis that might coming in 2022 or 2023 at part of the 15.0 list.

Are some of them cute? Sure. Will a fear of using them incorrectly and being judged by the youth surely accompany them? Probably. But, life is short and we’re just glad we have someone to text, especially now that our Tamagotchi is long gone and nobody has a Bop It we can borrow.

In an attempt to keep up with the kids and roll with the punches, new emoji summer, and the proposed candidates up for approval. Bet.

19 New Emojis to Look For in 2022 (or 2023)

1. Shaking face

If Wimbledon audiences were emojis.

2. Light blue heart

For when you’re feeling just a little blue.

3. Grey heart

We found it, Tin Man!

4. Pink heart

A pink heart? We’d say it’s not groundbreaking, but you can only use the cupid’s arrow heart so many times. Especially with your boss.

5. Pushing hand

Now your friends can leave you hanging via text, too.

6. Moose

Not too much to say aboot this one.

7. Donkey

Also known as the thing we get called when we make inappropriate jokes at dinner.

8. Wing

It’s what became of the bird that got sucked into your phone when it was on airplane mode.

9. Goose

Geese are terrifying. They probably bullied makers into getting their own emoji.

10. Black Bird

It’s mostly here to fight the goose. And collect shiny objects.

11. Jellyfish

Love the James Cameron Avatar energy here.

12. Ginger

Fingers crossed there will be a gingerbread man emoji for a riveting life cycle depiction.

13. Hyacinth

What to show your hair dresser when you want the Marge Simpson look.

14. Pea pod

When you’re two peas in a pod but rent is astronomical so you have to find other peas to live in the pod.

15. Folding hand fan

It’s pretty, but pulling up the emoji and then wagging the phone in front of your face will not keep you cool in a heat wave.

16. Hair pick

The quick way to tell your friends you’re still getting ready. Yes, you know you said you were on your way an hour ago.

16. Maracas

You could make some marac-ulous music with these.

17. Flute

So this one time, at band camp…

18. Khanda

This symbol of two swords and a circle represents the Sikh faith.

19. Wireless

We assume this is to tell your friends you have WiFi or really crappy windshield wipers.

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