Love Hotel, 💒 Wedding and 💌 Love Letter also include hearts, but aren't ranked here. [2] 💖💝 Group The Hearts Perhaps the best way to gain insight into how each of the hearts are used is to determine which emojis they are used with. Just discovered a more male-appropriate heart emoji. ♥️. From the card suits. Not so ❤. 💋— John Mayer (@JohnMayer) April 7, 2017 While the heart emojis are popular all year around, they see a particular rise in use during the month of February.

As for whether John Mayer is right about about one of the red hearts being more masculine than the other? Let's see what the data tells us. 📊💟 Heart Popularity Does the blue heart mean platonic love and the green heart represents jealousy? Is there a platonic heart in the mix? Can one of the red hearts be considered more 'male-appropriate' than another type of red heart, as asserted by John Mayer? Rather than just using inserting a Blue Heart, people will often use a a yellow, green and purple heart alongside it. The heart emoji that has the least overlap in use with others? 💔 Broken Heart. It stands alone in sadness, often appearing with emojis unseen in the top matches for any other heart.

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We can also see that ❤️ Red Heart is a popular emoji to place alongside birthday wishes ("birthday" is the 4th most common word to be used with this emoji). Some other trends come to light here. 🥺 Pleading Face is the most common emoji found alongside a heart emoji. This makes sense, as this emoji has become incredibly popular in the past few years. It might also imply that there's a lot of simps out there, filling up your mentions. It's worth noting that that each heart looks different on each platform. Sometimes a little, sometimes a lot. Red Heart must be considered the benchmark against which we should compare all other hearts. Heart Suit ♥️

The main difference in appearance relates to whether the elaborated hearts are shown in pink, or red.

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But to really understand the meaning of each emoji, we need more specifics. It's in the details where each heart tells a story. Red Heart ❤️ This isn't the case on the Pixel and other Android devices using Gboard or the Android Messages app keyboard[ When looking at the top 10 emojis of 2020 (😂😭🥺🤣✨😍🙏🥰😊), nearly all are found alongside ❤️ Red Heart. Popular emojis are most commonly used in positive emotional contexts, and are frequently used in combination. [4]

Other emojis that include hearts like 🥰 Smiling Face with Hearts, 😍 Smiling Face with Heart-Eyes and particularly 💏 Kiss and 💑 Couple with Heart? These all sufficiently complex in their own ways, and not included in this analysis.When looking at top 200 N-grams [3] used alongside a sample of over 1.6 million English language tweets, we see a lot of terms one might expect to see alongside the most popular heart emoji across the globe. These include expressions of: What we want to focus on are the emojis which have the classic heart ideograph as the core design element.

What we see is that Simple Red Hearts (❤️♥️) and Elaborated (often, but not always pink, i.e. 💕💞💓💗💖💘💝❣️) Hearts are commonly shown in the same tweets as various smileys, while Other Colored Hearts (🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤍🤎) are more often used together. This immensely colorful grid gives us the big picture. You can almost feel what each heart represents by looking at which emojis it is used alongside.

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Each heart has subtle nuances both in how it is used, and what that represents. Yet intrinstically each heart has no more coded meaning than what meets the eye. This heart appears in 8 of every 1,000 tweets throughout the year, appearing more than twice as often as 💕 Two Hearts, the next most popular heart emoji in our sample of tweets.