Top 10 most popular emojis of 2023 revealed — and many share something in common
NY Post
These emojis got a major digital thumbs-up this year.
An Irish emoji expert has revealed the 10 most popular emojis for 2023, which he believes reflect positively on digital discourse as a whole.
In fact, the favorite emojis were overwhelmingly upbeat, according to Keith Broni, 32, the editor-in-chief of the reference site Emojipedia.
The top five were:
“The most-used emojis of 2023 were a selection of the absolute classics from the emoji keyboard,” Broni told South West News Service.
Since their inception into the online lexicon in 2008, emojis have become increasingly prevalent in online communication, claims the Dublin resident, who feels this proves that pictorial discourse is as important to Gen Z as it is to older generations.
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