Slang emoji: rizz, sigma, sus, cap, 6-7 and more
Rizz, sigma, sus, cap, 6-7, baddie, uwu, P and B: what each term means and which emoji it comes with. Copy them here.
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How slang gets an emoji
None of these words has an official emoji. What happens instead is that a community settles on a character that evokes the word — a stone face for a stoic “sigma”, a cap for a lie — and the pairing spreads until searching “sigma emoji” makes sense. The list below gives each term’s meaning, where it comes from, and the emoji people attach to it. Slang moves quickly; the sources are current as of the date on this page.
The terms
| Term | Meaning | Emoji people use | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rizz | Charisma, especially the ability to attract a date; “to rizz someone up” | 😏 🤫🧏 🫦 🔥 | Popularised by streamer Kai Cenat around 2021; Oxford Word of the Year 2023 |
| Sigma | A “lone wolf” male archetype — outside the alpha/beta hierarchy; now almost always ironic | 🗿 🐺 🍷 | Manosphere jargon, turned into a meme on TikTok |
| Sus | Suspicious, dodgy | 📮 🤨 👀 | Old slang revived by the game Among Us in 2020; the red postbox looks like a crewmate |
| Cap / no cap | A lie / “no lie, seriously” | 🧢 🚫🧢 | Hip-hop slang; the billed cap stands for the word |
| 6-7 | A nonsense catchphrase with no fixed meaning, shouted with a see-saw hand gesture | 6️⃣7️⃣ ⚖️ 🙌 | Skrilla’s 2025 track “Doot Doot (6 7)”, basketball edits and a viral child fan; Dictionary.com’s 2025 Word of the Year |
| Baddie | A confident, glamorous person (usually a woman) | 💅 😈 💄 | Instagram and TikTok beauty culture |
| uwu | A cute, blushing text face; “aww” | 🥺 🩷 🐾 | Anime and furry communities; the letters draw a face |
| P / pushin P | “Keeping it real”, acting with integrity; also just approval | 🅿️ | Gunna and Future’s 2022 song “Pushin P”; the P button emoji flooded comments |
| B | Replacing letters with B for laughs (“🅱️ig”) | 🅱️ | A 2016–17 meme built on the blood-type B button |
The moai, mewing and clock it guides go deeper on three of these; the freaky emoji guide covers the flirtatious set that rizz borrows from.
Using slang emoji without looking lost
- Match the platform. 📮 for sus is understood on Discord and TikTok; in an email it is a postbox.
- Irony is the default. 🗿 sigma posts are jokes; taking them straight is the joke’s target.
- Don’t stack them. One slang emoji lands; four reads as trying too hard.
- Check the date. 6-7 was everywhere in 2025 and is already a punchline about being everywhere.
Dismissive and critical slang: mid, crashout, ratchet and more
These terms are used to call something average, messy or untrustworthy. The emoji attached to each one usually comes from meme reactions, not any official code.
- mid: average or mediocre. Pair with 😐.
- crashout (also “crash out”): to lose composure or act out. 💥 or 😤 fit the explosive mood.
- ratchet: trashy or low-class, often used to describe behaviour. 🗑️ is the blunt visual. It is a derogatory term.
- shiesty: untrustworthy or sketchy. Use 🐍 or 🥷 as a stand-in for a ski mask.
- ayo: an interjection of surprise or approval, like “hey!”. 👀 and 😏 both work.
- icant: short for “I can’t”, used when something is too funny or unbelievable. 💀 is standard, meaning “I’m dead”.
- lean: a drink made from codeine cough syrup, associated with hip-hop culture. It is illegal without a prescription; pair with 🥤 or 🍇.
- crack head: a derogatory term for someone acting erratically, from crack cocaine. Use 🤪 or 🧟 to suggest wild behaviour.
- bougie: short for bourgeois, meaning fancy or high-class, sometimes pretentious. Pair with 🥂 or 💅.
Affectionate and hype slang: pookie, slay, simp and more
These terms show affection, approval or excitement. The emoji choices are warmer and often come from close-friend text patterns.
- pookie: a term of endearment, like “dear” or “sweetheart”. Use 🥰 or 🧸.
- simp face: simping is being overly attentive to someone you fancy. The pleading 🥺 is the classic simp face; 😍 is another option.
- extra: over the top or dramatic. 💅 or 🙄 both capture the energy.
- slay: to do something exceptionally well, often used in praise. Pair with 💅 or 👑.
- yessir: an emphatic yes, used for agreement or hype. 🙌 or 💯 work well.
- thot: a derogatory term for a promiscuous woman, considered offensive by many. It is best avoided.
- fr: short for “for real”, used to agree or emphasise. Pair with 💯 or 🤝.
Questions about slang emoji
What is the rizz emoji?
There is no official one. 😏 is the most common, with 🤫🧏 (the mewing/rizz face meme) and 🔥 close behind.
What emoji means sus?
📮, the red postbox, because it resembles an Among Us crewmate. 🤨 and 👀 are used the same way by people outside gaming.
What does 6-7 mean?
Nothing specific. It is a catchphrase from Skrilla’s song “Doot Doot (6 7)”, spread by basketball edits and TikTok in 2025, usually shouted with a palms-up balancing gesture. Dictionary.com named it Word of the Year for 2025.
What does 🅿️ mean?
“P”, as in “pushin P” — keeping it real — from the 2022 Gunna song. Outside that context it is the parking sign.
What emoji means mid?
The 😐 neutral face is a common choice for “mid”, meaning average or mediocre. 🤷 can also show indifference.
What emoji do people use for crashout?
For “crashout” or “crash out”, meaning to lose composure, 💥 or 😤 are common. The exploding head 🤯 also works for a dramatic meltdown.
What is the simp face emoji?
The simp face is often 🥺, the pleading face, used to show exaggerated affection or neediness. 😍 heart eyes is sometimes used the same way.
What is the lean emoji?
Lean is a slang term for a recreational drink made from codeine cough syrup and soda, which is usually purple. People often use the purple heart 💜 or grape 🍇 emoji to stand for it, sometimes paired as 🍇💜.
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. Facts were checked against the sources listed above. Last reviewed . Spotted a mistake or a new usage? Tell us, or read how the directory is made.
