🙄 Face with Rolling Eyes is the emoji version of an eye-roll. It shows annoyance, disbelief, boredom or playful sarcasm, as in "oh please" or "here we go again".
What does 🙄 mean?
The 🙄 emoji shows a face with its eyes looking up and a flat mouth. Its official name is Face with Rolling Eyes (U+1F644).
It means "I can't believe this", "so annoying" or "whatever". Between friends it's often playful; in serious arguments it can feel dismissive.
When to use 🙄
- Reacting to an obvious joke or a bad pun.
- Showing mild annoyance: "He's late again 🙄"
- Playful sarcasm with friends.
- Disbelief at someone's excuse.
- Boredom: "Another Monday meeting 🙄"
🙄 in real conversations
Why did the scarecrow win an award? Because he was outstanding in his field
🙄😂 stop
My brother ate my leftovers again
Classic 🙄
I'm the best cook in this family
Sure you are 🙄
What does 🙄 mean from a girl or a guy?
From a girl or a guy, 🙄 after your joke usually means "that was silly" in a playful way. If it comes during a disagreement, they may be genuinely annoyed. Adding 😂 softens it a lot.
🙄 vs similar emojis
- 😒 Unamused Face: unimpressed and annoyed.
- 😑 Expressionless Face: no reaction, done.
- 🙃 Upside-Down Face: ironic, fake smile.
- 🤦 Facepalm: disbelief at something silly.
Tap any emoji below to copy it:
🙄 😒 😑 🙃 🤦 😤
Popular 🙄 combos to copy
- 🙄😂 = annoyed but laughing
- 🙄💅 = unbothered, whatever
- 🙄🤦 = can't believe it
- 🙄😤 = really annoyed
🙄😂 🙄💅 🙄🤦 🙄😤
🙄 emoji history
🙄 Eye Roll is a 2015 emoji: it was added in Unicode 8.0 and reached iPhones with iOS 9.1 that October. It came with 🤔 Thinking Face and 🙃 Upside-Down Face; before that, people often used 😒 to show the same annoyance.
What 🙄 means on TikTok and Instagram
On TikTok, 🙄 is used for eye-roll reactions to annoying trends, bad takes and siblings. Creators also use it in skits about parents, teachers or customers, and in captions like "me pretending to listen 🙄".
Common mistakes with 🙄
🙄 sent to a parent or a boss can feel disrespectful, even as a joke. Between close friends a 🙄 is usually teasing, but in an argument it says "you're being ridiculous", which rarely calms anyone down.
How 🙄 looks on different devices
🙄 is a standard Unicode emoji. On iPhone, iPad and Mac it appears in Apple's style; Android, Samsung and Windows show their own versions of the eye-roll.
FAQ
Is 🙄 rude?
It can be in serious conversations. With friends, it's usually playful.
How do I make 🙄 sound friendly?
Pair it with 😂 or a joke so it reads as teasing.
How do I copy 🙄?
Press the Copy Emoji button at the top of this page, then paste it anywhere.
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