Viral & Meme Emoji Mugs
60 emojis that stopped meaning what they depict โ and make far better gifts because of it.
From $20.20 ยท Printed and shipped by Zazzle
Pile of poo
The pile of poo โ the internet's favourite insult and the original novelty emoji.
$20.20
Eggplant
The aubergine that stopped being a vegetable somewhere around 2015.
$20.20
Peach
Officially a peach. Universally understood as something else.
$20.20
Sweat droplets
Sweat droplets, allegedly.
$20.20
Face with tears of joy
The most-used emoji on earth, and the one Gen Z declared uncool.
$20.20
Skull
"I'm dead" โ the replacement for laughing that laughing got replaced by.
$20.20
Fire
Something is excellent, and everyone agrees.
$20.20
Eyes
Watching. Judging. Screenshotting.
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Clown face
For when the fool was you all along.
$20.20
Billed cap
Cap โ meaning a lie. No cap.
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Hundred points
Full marks, total agreement, absolutely.
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Goat
Greatest Of All Time, spelled as a farm animal.
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Snake
Snake โ the universal symbol for a backstabber.
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Moai
The moai. Deployed with zero explanation and total confidence.
$20.20
Nail polish
Nail polish โ said, done, unbothered.
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See-no-evil monkey
See-no-evil monkey, for secondhand embarrassment.
$20.20
Pleading face
The pleading face that begs on your behalf.
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Melting face
Melting face โ the feeling of an ordinary Tuesday.
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Cowboy hat face
Cowboy hat face, worn to mask despair.
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Upside-down face
Upside-down face: everything is fine.
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Loudly crying face
Crying so hard it loops back around to funny.
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Rolling on the floor laughing
Rolling on the floor, allegedly.
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Triangular flag
Red flag โ spotted, and immediately posted about.
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Hot beverage
The tea. Sipped while others explain themselves.
$20.20
Popcorn
Popcorn, for watching the drama unfold.
$20.20
Pinched fingers
Pinched fingers โ the gesture that needs no words.
$20.20
Saluting face
Saluting face: understood, complying, mildly defeated.
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Brain
Big brain. Occasionally sincere.
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Exploding head
Exploding head, for revelations large and small.
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Hot face
Hot face. Rarely about the weather.
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Cold face
Cold face โ frozen out, or ice cold.
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Tongue
Tongue out. You know what you did.
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Biting lip
Biting lip โ the emoji that raised eyebrows on release.
$20.20
OK hand
OK hand, with a complicated internet history.
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Banana
Banana. Purely botanical, obviously.
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Taco
Taco Tuesday and everything else it's come to mean.
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Hot dog
The hot dog, dropped into conversations for no reason.
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Cherries
Cherries โ rarely just fruit.
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Cucumber
A cucumber, pretending to be a cucumber.
$20.20
Doughnut
The doughnut, with layers of implication.
$20.20
Smiling face with horns
Smiling face with horns, up to no good.
$20.20
Woozy face
Woozy face โ three drinks in, or deeply smitten.
$20.20
Flushed face
Flushed face, caught completely off guard.
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Face with raised eyebrow
The raised eyebrow that questions everything.
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Face with rolling eyes
Rolling eyes, the punctuation of exasperation.
$20.20
Smirking face
Smirking face, implying more than it says.
$20.20
Zany face
Zany face โ unhinged, affectionately.
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Person shrugging
The shrug. What can you do.
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Heart hands
Heart hands, for wholesome moments.
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Sparkles
Sparkles, applied ironically to mundane things.
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Nazar amulet
Nazar amulet, warding off the evil eye and bad vibes.
$20.20
Frog
The frog. Iconic, and complicated.
$20.20
Rat
Rat โ an accusation and a compliment, depending.
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Cockroach
Cockroach, thriving against all odds.
$20.20
Troll
Troll. Both the folklore and the comment section.
$20.20
Face with steam from nose
Steam from nose โ determined, or seething.
$20.20
Weary face
Weary face, in mock agony.
$20.20
Dotted line face
Dotted line face, for feeling invisible.
$20.20
Orangutan
The orangutan, adopted by the internet without explanation.
$20.20
Thinking face
Thinking face โ genuine curiosity or open sarcasm.
$20.20
The emojis that took on a life of their own
Some emojis escaped their definitions. The pile of poo was meant to be a novelty and became the internet's favourite insult. The aubergine and the peach stopped being produce around 2015. The skull replaced the laughing face, the clown became a way to call yourself out, and the goat quietly turned into a compliment. None of this is written down in the Unicode standard โ it's just what everyone agreed the pictures mean now.
That makes them the best mugs in the shop. A mug with an inside joke on it lands in a way a generic smiley never will, which is exactly why these are the ones that end up as secret-santa gifts, leaving presents and desk trophies. Every one is printed large on a white ceramic latte mug, dishwasher safe, and shipped worldwide.