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A casual cap worn by baseball players and others.

A casual cap worn by baseball players and others. Emoji

Objects

A classic blue baseball cap with a prominent front brim. The design features a rounded crown and a structured visor, mimicking the headwear worn by athletes and fans alike.

Usage Context

Used to talk about sports, casual style, or outdoor activities. In modern internet slang, it is frequently used alongside the šŸš« emoji to call out someone for lying, derived from the phrase 'no cap' meaning 'no lie' or 'for real.'

History

Added to the Unicode standard in 2017 as part of the expansion of clothing items. Its sudden rise in pop culture usage shifted it from a simple sports accessory to a digital slang term used to signify truth or verify a claim.

Details

Glyph
šŸ§¢
Unicode
U+1F9E2
Shortcode
:emoji_u1f9e2:
HTML Entity
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Specifications

Vendor Microsoft
Category Objects
Subcategory clothing
Unicode Version 6.0
Emoji Version 1.0
License MIT
Tags
billed capcapbaseballclothinghatsportsheadwearno capslangfashion

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