People with bunny ears

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Mixed skin tones

Shortcode: :dancers:
Shortcode: :people_with_bunny_ears:
Unicode: U+1F46F
HTML: 👯
CSS: \1F46F
JavaScript: "\u{1F46F}"
URL: %F0%9F%91%AF

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What 👯 means

Two dancers wearing bunny-ear headbands, moving in sync. It stands for doing something together in matching style: best friends, twins, or a pair ready to party.

Friends send it to say “us” before a night out, to call someone their twin, or to react when two people show up in the same outfit. It also fits dance squads, cheer teams, and group costumes.

The ears are part of a costume; the dancers are not rabbits. The plain version is often drawn with two women.

Facts

People with bunny ears 👯 is an emoji in the people and body category, under person activity. It is one of the early emoji from Japanese phones, standardized in Unicode 6.0 (2010). It comes in 25 skin tone combinations, one tone for each person. 2 other emoji use it as a building block. On GitHub, Slack and other apps you can type it as :dancers: or :people_with_bunny_ears:. People also look for it with words like “bestie”, “bff”, “bunny”, or “counterpart”.