Happiness, wildflowers, and all that good stuff comes with this sunshiney expression of connection. The yellow heart is pure, bright, springy love. Those who are into organic food and supplements use this one a lot to let you know they're going green, too. Patrick's Day, (sigh), and for green, earthy affection. The green heart is for falling in love with St. #Ibleedblue (for whatever team you're obsessed with) is a common hashtag that accompanies the heart, but a few naughty folks use it to tag their BDSM predilections, too. Incidentally, it also brings up a lot of romantic water shots, so tropical honeymooners, take note. The blue heart is big for Duke sports fans and those who support Autism Awareness. According to Instagram Engineering, here are the most common contexts in which each colored heart appears. Add that to the keyboard made entirely of emoji and the fact that even official White House documents translated into emoji are a thing, and, well, it only means more noisemaker/confetti + rocketship + yellow heart. And now that there are LGBT emoji (which are used by more Americans than any other nationality thank you very much), your hearts aren't assumed to be hetero. There are infinite ways to express like, love, lust, and desire, so the logical next step is colors and shapes picking up the slack where language leaves off.
This is especially crucial since Instagram started allowing you to tag photos with emoji - because crystal ball + snake + lipstick + blue heart actually means something, you know?įor the emoji obsessed, this revelation only points to a future with less words and more images.
While we all have our go-to favorites, how do the majority of Instagrammers use each one? Thanks to a new Instagram emoji heart study that Wired revealed, we can decode the meanings of each color and find out how people are getting their heart on. Emoji hearts are the little black dress of the text - so simple and yet so versatile.
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