A review of the ranking site for emojis used on Bluesky, 'Emoji Stats for Bluesky ?' - it's interesting to see the completely different trends between Japanese and English
' Emoji Stats for Bluesky ๐ฆ ' is a website that compiles the number of times emojis appear across Bluesky and ranks them by language. I thought it would be interesting to see trends in emoji usage by language, so I gave it a try.
Emoji Stats for Bluesky ๐ฆ
Click the link above to access Emoji Stats for Bluesky ๐ฆ, which will show you the overall ranking of emoji appearances across Bluesky.
The most popular emoji is '๐ญ', which has been used over 3.63 million times at the time of writing. In second place are '๐ฑ', '๐', and '๐คฃ'. There is a three-fold difference between the first and second places, which shows that '๐ญ' is quite popular worldwide.
In Japanese, the most popular word was 'โจ' and '๐ญ' came in second.
In English, '๐ญ' was followed by '๐ฉ' in second place. By clicking on each emoji, you can search for the emoji in Bluesky, so click on '๐ฉ' to see what kind of post the green square is used in.
The search results for posts on Bluesky that contained '๐ฉ' in English were displayed. Looking at the search results, there was a row of posts reporting the results of the word guessing game ' Wordle '. It's no wonder that '๐ฉ' appears so often in English posts.
By the way, X (formerly Twitter) displays emojis in its own font, so they look the same on smartphones and PCs, but Bluesky displays emojis using the system font, so the appearance differs depending on the environment. For example, if you view
When viewed on a Pixel 9, an orange butterfly was displayed.
It looks like this on Windows. In Bluesky, emojis look different depending on the environment, so you need to be careful when posting artisanal posts that use a lot of emojis.
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