The unamused face ð means you're annoyed, unimpressed or giving side-eye. It is a mild negative emoji, with a flat mouth and eyes glancing sideways.
What does the unamused face emoji mean?
- Annoyed or irritated. Emojipedia says it may convey negative emotions such as irritation, displeasure, grumpiness and skepticism, as if giving the side-eye. wikiHow calls it annoyance and unamusement.
- Not impressed. EmojiSpark says it makes annoyance or skepticism clear when someone repeats an unwelcome joke or gives an explanation you don't find convincing.
- Side-eye. The top-rated answer on our unamused face page is simply "side eye".
- Playful judgement. Between friends it is often a mock-annoyed reaction, and not a real complaint.
What does it mean from a guy or a girl?
Nothing different by gender. Sweety High notes that from a crush it usually still means annoyance or skepticism, and sometimes teasing. If it is attached to something you said, they are not impressed. If it is attached to something else, they are sharing the feeling with you.
ð vs similar faces
- ð: unimpressed, side-eye.
- ð rolling eyes: exasperated, "oh please".
- ð smirking face: smug or suggestive.
- ð expressionless face: blank, flat annoyance.
When to use the unamused face
- Reacting to a bad joke
- Showing mock jealousy or disapproval
- Playful teasing
In a serious conversation it can come across as dismissive, so think before sending it to someone upset.
Unamused face emoji facts
- Name: unamused face
- Added: Unicode 6.0 (2010); Apple added it in iOS 6.0
- Looks like: a yellow face with a slight frown, raised eyebrows and eyes glancing sideways. The exact design differs between platforms.
Have your own take on ð? Add it on the unamused face emoji page.