Hear-No-Evil Monkey Emoji
What does the Hear-No-Evil Monkey emoji mean?
A playful cartoon of a brown monkey covering its ears, Kikazaru, one of the three wise monkeys. It’s more often than not used to say “I can’t believe I just heard that,” or to signal that something is so unpleasant, disgusting, offensive, or just plain bad, that you’d rather not have heard it.
A monkey covering its ears, meaning "I can't hear anything." It's one of the three famous monkeys, along with the blind one.
This emoji can tell someone that you don't want to listen to their arguments any further. It can also show that a person simply lacks certain information or has not heard the news or facts.
Also Known As
- 🙉 Kikazaru
- 🙉 Monkey Covering Ears
Apple Name
- 🙉 Hear-No-Evil Monkey
Unicode Name
- 🙉 Hear-No-Evil Monkey
How does this emoji look on different platforms?
Download the Hear-No-Evil Monkey emoji
Vector file from the Noto Emoji set by Google, licence CC BY 4.0.
🙉 Emoji Codes
Codepoints
U+1F649
Shortcodes
- works in Github, Slack, Discord
- works in Emojipedia
For developers
| URL escape code | %F0%9F%99%89 |
| Punycode | xn--h48h |
| Bytes (UTF-8) | F0 9F 99 89 |
| JavaScript, JSON, Java | \uD83D\uDE49 |
| C, C++, Python | \U0001f649 |
| CSS | \01F649 |
| PHP, Ruby | \u{1F649} |
| Perl | \x{1F649} |
| HTML hex | 🙉 |
| HTML dec | 🙉 |
Tags: evil, face, forbidden, hear, hear-no-evil monkey, monkey, animal, ears, gesture, listen, no, not, prohibited
Category: Smileys & Emotion
Subgroup: Three wise monkeys