👯️ People with bunny ears emoji
HTML
👯
Unicode
U+1F46F
What is 👯️ called?
👯️ is called the People with bunny ears emoji.
Also known as people in bunny ears, bunny-ear dancers, matching bunny-ear friends. “Bunny girls” is an older gendered nickname; the official name is people with bunny ears.
What does 👯️ mean?
👯 is officially named people with bunny ears. It shows two people wearing tall bunny ears in a matching performance or party pose, representing coordinated fun, costumes, dancing, friendship, or celebration.
Use it for parties, stage shows, matching outfits, nights out, photo booths, dance routines, playful teamwork, or friends celebrating together. It is sometimes called the “bunny girls” or Playboy-bunny emoji because of older costume associations, but the official image is a generic pair and does not encode a brand. Related choices include 💃 Woman dancing and 🎉 Party popper.
Other meanings
It can mean people in bunny ears, costumed dancers, matching friends, a party pair, coordinated performance, celebration, nightlife, playful friendship, or dressing alike.
Example Usage
Everyone matched for the costume photo 👯
The party pair reached the dance floor 👯
More details
Officially named people with bunny ears. Its code point is U+1F46F. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0. This is the base two-person form; platform presentation has become more gender-inclusive.
Variants
Related emoji
Party activities emojis
Visual description
Two neutrally styled figures stand close together in matching dark outfits with tall rabbit-like ears and a lively dance or stage pose.
The paired figures and ears distinguish it from a single dancer or a rabbit animal. Exact gender presentation, clothing, and pose vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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