Women with bunny ears: medium-dark skin tone, light skin tone Emoji

People

Two women wearing black leotards and matching bunny ear headbands, posed together. This emoji portrays a pair of people performing a synchronized dance, often associated with the Playboy Bunny look or theatrical showgirls.

Usage Context

Widely used to represent close friendships, 'bestie' culture, or a night out. It is the go-to choice for celebrating twin-like connections, matching outfits, or tagging a partner-in-crime. Users often pair it with 💃 or 👯 to emphasize a party atmosphere or shared fun.

History

The original single-person bunny ear dancer emoji was added to the Unicode standard in 2010. Over time, as diverse skin tone modifiers were implemented, the platform evolved to allow for these specific combinations, reflecting the desire for users to represent their specific relationships and identities accurately in digital conversations.

Details

Glyph

👩🏾‍🐰‍👩🏻

Unicode

U+1F469 U+1F3FE U+200D U+1F430 U+200D U+1F469 U+1F3FB

Shortcode

:emoji_u1f469_1f3fe_200d_1f430_200d_1f469_1f3fb:

HTML Entity

&#xD83D;&#xDC69;&#xD83C;&#xDFFE;‍&#xD83D;&#xDC30;‍&#xD83D;&#xDC69;&#xD83C;&#xDFFB;

Specifications

Vendor Google

Category People

Subcategory person-activity

Unicode Version 6.0

Emoji Version 1.0

License CC-BY 4.0

Google Noto License

Emoji graphics by Twitter/X, licensed under CC-BY 4.0

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