Last quarter moon face

This emoji is not particularly popular and is not widely used on social media. It is most likely to be used by younger generations, particularly those in their teens and twenties.

This emoji is most commonly used on Instagram and Twitter, as well as other social media platforms. It is not considered to be a rude emoji.

The history of this emoji dates back to the 1990s, when it was first used in Japanese mobile phone messaging. It was later adopted by Unicode in 2010 and included in the Unicode Standard, making it available for use on all modern devices. The crescent moon emoji is often used to represent the night, darkness, and a feeling of calmness or relaxation. It can also be used to express a sense of mystery or the unknown.