The emoji with the Unicode 2716 FE0F is the Heavy Multiplication X emoji. This emoji is a bold, thick, black X or cross mark. The 2716 represents the Heavy Multiplication X and the FE0F is a variation selector used to create a fully-qualified emoji, ensuring the character is displayed as a colorful, distinct emoji rather than a simple black-and-white symbol or punctuation mark.
The primary and most common use of the Heavy Multiplication X emoji is to denote a mistake, error, or something wrong. It is often used in digital communications to indicate a negative response, disagreement, or rejection. For example, it might be used in a text message to indicate a wrong answer or in a social media post to express disapproval or disagreement with the content.
Beyond its primary use, the Heavy Multiplication X emoji can also be used in a positive context. For instance, it can be used to represent the concept of crossing out something negative or undesirable, symbolizing the act of overcoming obstacles or challenges. It can also be used in gaming communities to denote a hit or successful attack.
The Heavy Multiplication X emoji is widely recognized and used across various platforms and demographics. Its universal symbol of wrong or no makes it a versatile tool in digital communication. It does not have any specific cultural significance or association with a particular historical context.
Related emojis include the
Cross Mark emoji, which is a red X and often used in similar contexts to indicate a mistake or negative response. The
Check Mark emoji, which is a green tick, is also related but typically used to indicate a correct answer or positive response.
In specific apps or communities, the Heavy Multiplication X emoji can have unique associations. For example, on platforms like Instagram or Snapchat, it might be used in user polls or quizzes to denote incorrect answers. In gaming communities, it might be used to indicate a players kill' or successful hit.