How is the red scarf emoji linked to Taylor Swift? The origin of the scarf reference comes from Swift's 2012 song "All Too Well" which has now been re-released. The original song clocked in at 5 ...

The release also brings a group of new clothing emoji, which include a hat, scarf, gloves, and trench coat. New food icons include broccoli, dim sum, pie, and a traditional "takeout" container.

Longtime Swift fans welcomed the old album in a new way, taking to Twitter to celebrate its arrival including tweets with a red scarf emoji, a reference to Swift’s “All Too Well.” The second of six ...

Mr. Broni says that the surge in saluting hands reminds him of previous emoji trends, like when people’s use of the scarf emoji quadrupled after Taylor Swift dropped her 2021 version of the song ...

The emoji was proposed by Muslim teenager Rayouf ... It might seem baffling, but when I wear the head scarf I actually feel liberated because I’m in control of what I want to cover.

But on Twitter, she accessorized her casual mention of a 10-minute track with an emoji of a cozy red scarf.

Keith Broni, 32, from Dublin, is the editor-in-chief of Emojipedia, an emoji reference website that analyses the use of emojis and compiles data from Twitter every year. He was one of the first ...

You can now express yourself on Twitter using not just words, gifs, and the standard assortment of emojis, but also with a new Nathan Drake emoji to celebrate the release of Uncharted 4.