10 Years of đđđ on Twitter
The melee for emoji glory continues on Twitter, as the historically dominant đ Face with Tears of Joy and the đ Loudly Crying Face have once again swapped places.
This comes ten years to the month when đ Face with Tears of Joy first emerged as the platform's top emoji and one year since it first lost the top spot to đ Loudly Crying Face - the only emoji to ever supplant it.
Yes, just as it was this time last year, đ Loudly Crying Face is once again Twitter's top emoji - if only by the very slightest of margins. đ¤
As we suggested could be the case earlier this year, neither đ Face with Tears of Joy nor đ Loudly Crying Face have definitively overtaken the other just yet, and it's entirely possible that the two trade places several more times throughout 2022.
This is a dramatically different situation than we've historically experienced on Twitter, as is shown in the graph below.
While the declared cancellation of đ Face with Tears of Joy late last year was clearly an exaggeration, it's clear that this emoji is far from its 2019 peak.
Will đ Face with Tears of Joy ever recover its lost ground, or could a different emoji enter the mix and become the third even emoji to reach the Twitter top spot? (We're looking at you, ⨠Sparkles).
We here at Emojipedia will be sure to keep you updated. Â đ