The Emoji
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Used ironically to mean absolute zero interest or effort, frequently deployed in meme culture to rate things at the lowest possible level.
Used straightforwardly in numeric contexts and WhatsApp chats; also used humorously to indicate 'zero sense' or 'zero marks' in academic humor.
Primarily used in a literal numeric sense in messaging apps; occasionally used to indicate zero problems or zero stress in casual contexts.
Universally understood as the number zero on a keyboard; serves as a neutral numeric symbol across all digital platforms.
Used mostly in literal numeric contexts in group chats and educational messaging; occasionally in countdown or score-related content.
Primarily literal use in messaging and social media; used in school and work contexts to indicate scores or rankings.
Used in WeChat and other platforms to indicate numeric zero; culturally, zero can imply emptiness which may carry mild negative connotation in formal contexts.
Understood as keyboard input zero; in Japanese internet culture sometimes used in game score contexts or to indicate a null result cleanly.
Used in KakaoTalk and gaming communities to indicate zero score; popular in self-deprecating humor about academic or gaming performance.
Used literally in messaging for numeric values; occasionally adopted in meme formats rating things at zero similar to Western internet culture.
Used in Cantonese internet slang sometimes to indicate 'zero' as in pointless or worthless in a humorous way.
Used widely in group chats for countdowns or numeric references; also used humorously to say 'zero budget' or 'zero energy' in casual conversation.
Common in LINE and WhatsApp for numeric inputs; used in meme culture to rate bad situations at zero.
Used in LINE messenger and social media for numeric purposes; occasionally in humor indicating zero luck or zero success.
Used in Zalo and Facebook for numeric referencing; adopted in youth culture to indicate zero interest or zero care about something.
Used across messaging platforms for numeric context; humor around 'zero effort' or 'marking zero' in school-related meme content.
Primarily literal numeric use in WhatsApp and Telegram; used in countdown contexts for events or launches.
Used in a multicultural context both literally and in English-language meme formats indicating zero interest or lowest rating.
Used in WhatsApp chats literally; also used humorously in Arabic internet culture to indicate someone got zero points in an argument.
Used on Twitter and Instagram in rating contexts; Turkish internet culture uses it in 0/10 style meme formats.
Used in Telegram and Instagram for numeric purposes; adopted in youth meme culture to indicate zero credibility or zero validity.
Used in WhatsApp groups and Twitter Nigeria for numeric emphasis; popular in 'this deserves a zero' humor for bad situations or opinions.
Used literally and ironically across platforms; in local social media humor, giving something a zero rating is a common comedic device.
Used in banter culture to dismissively rate something at zero; fits naturally into British dry humor and sarcastic comment threads.
Used primarily numerically; in French social media, zero is sometimes used in classic rating jokes or to indicate 'zéro effort' humorously.
Used very literally in technical and instructional contexts; rarely used for ironic or meme purposes compared to English-speaking cultures.
Used in social media ratings and countdowns; zero in these cultures can carry strong dismissive humor — 'un zero assoluto' (an absolute zero).
Used widely in WhatsApp and Instagram; 'zero' fits into Brazilian internet humor about zero money, zero motivation, and hustle culture memes.
Used in WhatsApp and TikTok for humor around zero effort or zero pesos situations; relatable in economic humor contexts.
Broadly used across Latin America for numeric contexts and zero-budget humor; resonates strongly in youth meme culture.
Used in classic rating memes and sarcastic comments; fits well in Australian blunt humor to give something the lowest possible score.
Used almost exclusively as a literal numeric keyboard symbol in early SMS and messaging, functioning purely as a digit input indicator.
Began appearing in countdown sequences and rating formats on platforms like Twitter and Tumblr, gaining mild ironic potential.
Adopted into meme culture for zero ratings, zero effort days, and nihilistic humor on TikTok and Instagram, especially during pandemic-related burnout content.
Firmly embedded in Gen Z irony as a symbol of total emptiness, zero-clout culture, and self-deprecating humor, used across all major platforms for lowest-score ratings and nihilistic expression.
A keycap emoji depicting the number zero with a bordered square frame, representing the digit 0 on a keyboard or keypad.
Represents zero effort, zero motivation, or zero interest. Used in countdowns and failure content.
Used in group chats to indicate zero replies, zero interest, or start a numeric countdown.
Used to indicate absolute zero — zero clout, zero interest, zero effort, or zero care. Often used ironically to emphasize total emptiness or nothingness.
A completely safe numeric symbol representing the digit zero; universally used in countdowns, ratings, and numeric contexts.
The zero symbol psychologically triggers associations with void, nothingness, or starting over — it can feel both liberating (clean slate) or deflating (worthlessness).
The shortcode for Keycap: 0 is :keycap_0:
Rarely used flirtatiously; sometimes sent as 'zero complaints' about a partner's appearance or behavior as a compliment.
Extremely low risk of harm. No known associations with hate speech, NSFW content, or coded harmful messaging.
Appearance varies by platform and device. Google Noto, Twemoji, and OpenMoji are open-source.