This week a list of the proposed new emojis for next year has been released, and it includes some that we could REALLY do with! Not only are they proposing red-headed and curly-haired characters to be added to the list, next year we could find ourselves using the BAGEL emoji - and we can't wait for that! Anyone for bacon and avocado bagels anyone?
The full list of proposed new emojis includes animals such as a kangaroo, llama and swan, a fire extinguisher and even a couple of superhero ones!
Whilst the final list of emojis won't be confirmed until January next year, we really hope that most of them will make the cut, although we aren't sure how often we'd use the lacrosse stick!
Check out the gallery below:
Possible new emojis 2018
1 of 24Red-haired and curly-haired characters
2 of 24Lacrosse Stick and Ball
3 of 24Bagel
4 of 24Grinning face with letters OK as eyes
5 of 24Skateboard
6 of 24Ball of yarn
7 of 24Hiking boot
8 of 24Supervillian
9 of 24Nazar Amulet
10 of 24Superhero
11 of 24Peacock
12 of 24Flying disc
13 of 24Test tube
14 of 24Moon cake
15 of 24Swan
16 of 24Bone
17 of 24Kangaroo
18 of 24Broom
19 of 24Fire extinguisher
20 of 24Llama
21 of 24Firecracker
22 of 24Softball
23 of 24Frowning Face with question marks as eyes
24 of 24Face with smiling eyes and party horn and party hat
The full list of new emojis won't be available to the general public until the second quarter of 2018 so we still have to wait a while!
In July it was World Emoji Day and we found out that there are many emojis that are often misunderstood. Whether is is the sad face that is actually someone with a runny nose or the tired face that looks frustrated! You can test your knowledge here >>
Just two months ago there was a MASSIVE debate on the correct way to 'build' a burger. It all started when Author Thomas Baekdal tweeted 'I think we need to have a discussion about how Google's burger emoji is placing the cheese underneath the burger, while Apple puts it on top' and it received over 35,000 likes and 17,000 retweets, clearly a pressing issue for many!
It wasn't long before Thomas' tweet went viral and he received countless responses ranging from a full diagram of what order the component parts should be in, to people's personal preferences!