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Enraged face emoji 😡 (pouting face)

😡 is the enraged face — Unicode also calls it pouting face — a red face with furrowed brows and a tight frown.

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What the enraged face 😡 (pouting face) emoji means

😡 is the enraged face — Unicode also calls it pouting face — a red face with furrowed brows and a tight frown. It is the furious step above 😠 angry face, which stays yellow: same expression, more blood pressure. In practice it marks real anger (“they cancelled with no refund 😡”), exaggerated fake rage between friends (“you spoiled it 😡”) and the red-faced frustration of memes. For swearing anger use 🤬, for huffing 😤, and for the comic-book anger mark 💢 anger symbol.

Unicode name: enraged face · U+1F621 · Emoji 0.6 (original set) · group: Smileys & Emotion.

IN A MESSAGEthe delivery guy left it in the rain 😡

How people use it

  • Furious: bad service, injustice, betrayal
  • Fake rage: friendly outrage at spoilers or teasing
  • Frustration: traffic, tech, queues
  • Red face meme: the “angry red emoji” reaction image

Compare the options

EmojiNameUse it forWatch out for
enraged faceU+1F621Enraged / pouting faceRed, furious
angry faceU+1F620Yellow, annoyed
face with symbols on mouthU+1F92CSwearing
face with steam from noseU+1F624Huffing, frustrated, or triumphant
anger symbolU+1F4A2Comic anger mark

The angry red emoji meme and TikTok rage

The bright red face has become a meme in its own right. On Reddit, Twitter and TikTok, it appears as a reaction image for over-the-top frustration: a screenshot of the emoji enlarged, often next to a screenshot of whatever caused the rage. The “angry red emoji meme” usually pairs the face with a mundane annoyance, like a software update at the wrong time, to make the anger feel comically disproportionate.

TikTok creators use the same face in text overlays to punctuate rants, unboxing fails or gaming rage. Searching for “rage tiktok emoji” leads to clips where 😡 pops up at the moment the creator loses patience. It works because the emoji is unmistakably furious, even at small sizes.

TIKTOK RAGE CAPTIONWhen the Wi-Fi drops during the final boss 😡 (caption on a TikTok clip)

How angry is 😡 (super, very, livid)

The enraged face sits at the top of the emoji anger scale. If 😠 is annoyed and 😤 is huffing, then 😡 is the one you reach for when the feeling passes into fury. People often intensify the message with words: “I am super angry,” “very mad,” or “livid.” In casual chat, “livid emoji” and “very angry face” are just ways of saying the same red face. The extra words add emphasis, not a different symbol.

  • Super angry emoji: often paired with capital letters or repeated exclamation marks.
  • Very mad emoji: used when a situation feels unfair, such as a missed delivery or a rude reply.
  • Livid emoji: for cold rage rather than a quick burst, when someone has been pushed too far.

Spanish speakers sometimes look for “emoji enojado” to find this same face. It is the go-to symbol for anger across languages.

LIVID RESPONSEI waited an hour and they cancelled the table 😡 I’m beyond livid.

Questions people ask

What does 😡 mean?

Rage. It is the red, furious version of the angry face — either real anger or exaggerated, joking outrage.

Why is 😡 called pouting face?

Its original Unicode name is pouting face, from the Japanese source sets; the red colour and scowl made everyone read it as rage, and Unicode added “enraged face” as the CLDR name.

What is the difference between 😡 and 😠?

Colour and intensity: 😠 is a yellow annoyed face, 😡 is red and furious.

Is there a hate emoji?

People sometimes call 😡 the hate emoji when they want to express strong dislike, but there is no dedicated hate symbol in the standard emoji set. The angry red face is the usual choice for that feeling.

About this guide

Written and maintained by the Emoji Directory editorial team, without ads or sponsorship. Meanings describe how the emoji is commonly used in public posts and messages, not an official definition. Names, code points, versions, keywords and translations come from the Unicode Emoji 18.0 and CLDR data; shortcodes from the gemoji project. Last reviewed . Spotted a mistake or a new usage? Tell us, or read how the directory is made.

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