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QUICK ANSWER. The skull emoji 💀 typically symbolizes extreme emotions, such as dying of laughter or exhaustion, expressing awkwardness or embarrassment, in a hyperbolic and playful manner.

Gen Z uses the skull emoji to represent laughter and there are also a slew of emoji that have taken on NSFW meanings, including the chair.

If you are trying to "troll" or make fun of another online user, then by all means, make this emoji your best friend; otherwise, steer clear, and best to use the skull emoji to express your amusement.

The skull emoji is often used in text to humorously convey the phrase ‘I’m dead’ to describe if users find something hilarious, but it can also mean the feeling of tiredness.

Mr. Broni pointed out how both the skull emoji and the chair emoji have been used to connote laughter. (The skull emoji means, “I’m dead,” while the chair emoji was a TikTok in-joke.) ...

The skull emoji, too, is already becoming overused. In the sentence I just wrote a Washington Post op-ed on Gen Z slang 💀, I’m not using the emoji to cue laughter, as I once might have.