Pound banknote

This emoji is not particularly popular and is used relatively infrequently on social media. It is most likely to be used by adults, particularly those with an interest in Japan or Japanese culture.

This emoji is most commonly used on Twitter and Instagram. It is not usually considered to be a rude emoji.

The Banknote with Yen Sign emoji was first introduced in 2010 as part of Unicode 6.0. It was designed to represent the Japanese yen, the official currency of Japan. The emoji has been used to represent money, wealth, and financial topics ever since. It is often used in combination with other money-related emojis, such as the Money Bag emoji, to emphasize the importance of wealth or financial topics.