accordion
Be familiar with underrated musical instruments with the accordion emoji. It is a relatively new addition to the ever-growing list of emojis.ย
The accordion emoji was first introduced in 2016 and quickly gained popularity thanks to its wide range of applications.ย
Unlike most other emojis, the accordion emoji can be used to represent both positive and negative emotions.ย
For example, it can be used to express excitement or happiness (as in the case of a concert or party), or it can be used to convey feelings of sadness or disappointment (as in the case of a broken heart).ย
In addition to emotions, the accordion emoji can also be used to represent objects and concepts such as music, dance, and travel.ย
Thanks to its versatility, the accordion emoji has become one of the most popular emojis on social media. When used in combination with other emojis, it can help to add context and feeling to a message.
ย For example, the combination of the accordion emoji and the smiley face emoji can be used to convey that someone is having a great time.ย Alternatively, the combination of the accordion emoji and the concerned face emoji can be used to express sympathy or concern. Whether you use it on its own or in combination with other emojis, the accordion emoji is good with the musical notes emoji, and even the party face emoji.
Accordion is a fully-qualified emoji as part of Unicode 13.0 which was introduced in 2020, and was added to Emoji 13.0.
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