, also known simply as Poo (on iOS devices) is a dirt-like emoji typically decorated with a "friendly smile." This is used to convey discontent.
Emoji is in Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs Unicode block: U 1F4A9 ? PILE OF POO (HTMLÃ, & amp; # 128169; ).
Video Pile of Poo emoji
History
In 1998 or 1999, Japanese mobile operators NTT DoCoMo, au, and SoftBank Mobile each defined their own emoji variants using proprietary standards, first created by NTT DoCoMo employees Shigetaka Kurita.
In 2007, Google, which wished to expand its presence in Japan and Asia as a whole, partnered with au to develop emoji for Gmail, a project codenamed "Mojo". The Gmail design for the emoji poo stack has no face and is encircled on top by flies animation. When deciding which emoji to include, Takeshi Kishimoto, Google's product manager from Google, goes directly to the Gmail manager and assures him that the emoji poo stack is the "most useful" emoji. This is corroborated by statistical analysis conducted by Google to determine which emoji is most popular among Japanese users. According to Google's software engineer Darren Tong, the poo emoji pile is "way up there" in terms of popularity. The design for emoji was handed over to Google Doodle artists, Ryan Germick and Susie Sahim who tried to include "Google spin" on emoji. They are inspired by the emoji design and the Poop-Boy character from Dr. Slump manga by Akira Toriyama. They limit themselves to the size of 15ÃÆ'â € "15 pixels and colors that are only used in the Google logo.
In 2017, emoji "poo frown" was selected to be an inclusion in the upcoming Unicode release. It was added to Unicode in Unicode 6.0, and for Unicode official emoji documentation in 2015.
Maps Pile of Poo emoji
Popularity
ABC News' Samantha Selinger-Morris stated in his article in 2016 that the smile emoji smile is "one of the most popular emoji available" because of "ineffable charm" and "the ability to overcome language barriers and political differences." As such, it has been featured in mylar birthday balloons and cupcakes. By 2016, termite mounds in Western Australia turn into emoji smile dirt by couples with supply from Kmart.
Adaptations
The icon is a character in 2017's The Emoji Movie , voiced by Patrick Stewart.
See also
- Face with Tears of Joy
- Kin no unko
References
External links
- Pile of Poo in Emojipedia
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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