Popcorn is a delicious snack that is often enjoyed at the movies, at home, or at parties. It is made by heating corn kernels until they pop and become fluffy.
The popcorn emoji 🍿 depicts a red and white striped box filled with popcorn. It is used to express a love for popcorn, a desire to watch a movie, or a feeling of excitement or anticipation.
🍿 Popcorn Emoji Meanings
The popcorn emoji 🍿 has several meanings, depending on the context. Some of the most common ones are:
- Popcorn lover: The popcorn emoji 🍿 can be used to show that someone loves popcorn or is craving for some. For example, “I’m so hungry, I could eat a whole box of 🍿” or “Who wants to join me for some 🍿 and Netflix?”.
- Movie time: The popcorn emoji 🍿 can be used to indicate that someone is going to watch a movie, either at the cinema or at home. For example, “I’m off to see the new Spider-Man movie 🍿” or “Let’s have a cozy night in with some 🍿 and a rom-com”.
- Excitement or anticipation: The popcorn emoji 🍿 can be used to express that someone is excited or eager to see something happen, especially something dramatic or entertaining. For example, “This is going to be good, I’m getting my 🍿 ready” or “I can’t wait to see how this drama unfolds, pass me the 🍿”.
- Sarcasm or irony: The popcorn emoji 🍿 can also be used sarcastically or ironically to mock or ridicule something that is boring, ridiculous, or absurd. For example, “Wow, this is so interesting, I’m totally not falling asleep 🍿” or “Yeah, sure, that sounds totally believable 🍿”.
Emoji History
The popcorn emoji 🍿 was approved as part of Unicode 8.0 in 2015 and added to Emoji 1.0 in 2015. It belongs to the category Food & Drink – Food Prepared. The emoji is also known as the cinema emoji, the movie emoji, or the popcorn box emoji.
The popcorn emoji 🍿 is based on the design of a typical popcorn box that is used in movie theaters. The box is red and white striped, with the word “popcorn” written in yellow on the front. The box is filled with yellow popcorn, some of which are spilling out of the top.
Combinations with 🍿 Popcorn Emoji
The popcorn emoji 🍿 can be combined with other emojis to create different meanings or expressions. Here are some examples of possible combinations:
- 🎥🍿: Movie night
- 🍿🍫: Popcorn and chocolate
- 🍿🍺: Popcorn and beer
- 🍿😋: Yummy popcorn
- 🍿😱: Scary movie
- 🍿🤣: Funny movie
- 🍿👀: Watching something
- 🍿🔥: Hot popcorn
- 🍿❤️: Love popcorn
- 🍿👏: Applauding something
Emoji General Information
Full Name | 🍿 Popcorn |
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Unicode Name | popcorn |
Apple Name | Popcorn |
Also Known As | Cinema, Movie, Popcorn Box |
Category | Food & Drink |
Subcategory | Food Prepared |
Unicode (fully-qualified) | U+1F37F |
Unicode Version | Unicode 8.0 (2015) |
Emoji Encoding Data (Code)
Codepoints | U+1F37F |
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Shortcode (GitHub, Slack, Discord) | :popcorn: |
HTML Dec |
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HTML Hex |
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CSS | \01F37F |
C, C++ & Python | \U0001F37F |
Java, JavaScript & JSON | \uD83C\uDF7F |
PHP & Ruby | \u{1F37F} |
Punycode | xn–5r8h |
URL Escape Code | %F0%9F%8D%BF |
UTF-8 Encoding | F0 9F 8D BF |
UTF-16 Encoding | D83C DF7F |
UTF-32 Encoding | 0001F37F |
Relevant Emojis
🎬 | Clapper Board | Used to indicate the start or end of a scene in a movie or a show. |
🎥 | Movie Camera | Used to represent movies, filmmaking, or cinema in general. |
🎦 | Cinema | Used to indicate a place where movies are shown or watched. |
🎞️ | Film Frames | Used to represent film, movies, or photography. |
🎟️ | Admission Tickets | Used to represent tickets for an event, such as a movie, a concert, or a show. |
🍿 | Popcorn | Used to represent popcorn, a snack that is often enjoyed at the movies, at home, or at parties. |
🥤 | Cup with Straw | Used to represent a drink, such as soda, juice, or milkshake, that is often consumed with a straw. |
🍫 | Chocolate Bar | Used to represent chocolate, a sweet treat that is often eaten as a snack or a dessert. |
🍭 | Lollipop | Used to represent a lollipop, a candy that is often licked or sucked on a stick. |
🍬 | Candy | Used to represent candy, a sweet food that is often eaten as a snack or a treat. |