see-no-evil monkey

🙈

see-no-evil monkey

Used when you’re shy, flustered, or pretending not to see something awkward. It’s a mix of embarrassment and cuteness — like saying “don’t look at me!” or “omg stoppp 😳.”

  • Your crush compliments your selfie out of nowhere.

    Ahh stoppp 🙈 you’re making me blush 😭

Subgroups
Unicode
U+1F648
Variant status
Fully-qualified
Emoji version
E0.6
General

Also used to soften an admission — “I totally stalked his profile 🙈.”

Cross-cultural

In Filipino chats, 🙈 is common in kilig moments (that fluttery, romantic excitement). It signals bashful joy, like covering your face while smiling.

Heads-up

Overusing 🙈 in serious topics can make you sound unserious or overly flirty; best for casual or affectionate conversations.

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Differences between 🙈 (see-no-evil monkey) and 🫣 (face with peeking eye)

Both show a face trying to hide from something, though one covers eyes with hands while the other peeks through fingers. 🙈 signals playful embarrassment and faux modesty, a coy refusal to look that reads cute and sheepish. 🫣 carries more tension and curiosity, an anxious fascination that keeps attention half concealed. The tone of 🫣 leans toward nervous intrigue, less purely adorable and more self conscious. It feels like cautious suspense rather than charming denial, and it suggests a conflicted urge to watch despite feeling exposed.

Usage

You might send 🙈 when you’re blushing over a compliment or pretending not to see an awkward message; it reads as coy and bashful. You might send 🫣 when you’re anxious yet intrigued about gossip or a suspenseful reveal; it reads as nervous curiosity, so use it to show you’re peeking despite yourself.

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