With the advent of social media, the use of emojis, emoticons, and stickers has become commonplace. However, many people misuse them. Here, you will discover the meaning of the “mdr” emoji and when to use it.
The “mdr” emoji is a more “hysterical” version of the face with tears of joy. The face represents such intense laughter that the smiley tilts to the side, as if unable to control its hilarity. It is particularly suitable for extremely funny contexts.
The laughter is so strong and unrestrained that the emoji cannot simply have a straight and composed posture like other smileys. What’s even more amusing is that this “emoticon” or, more precisely, the emotion it embodies can both hurt and soothe.
When should you use this emoji? In other contexts, this emoji can represent something else depending on the situation, such as:
Expressing an opinion that might annoy In certain cases, you can use this rolling-on-the-floor-laughing emoji to accompany an annoying, marginal opinion. Another example is content creators using this emoji to enhance the descriptions of their content (photos, videos, articles, etc.) and emphasize the humorous aspect of the situation.
Expressing a slightly less intense laugh Yes, you can absolutely use the “mdr” emoji even when you’re not actually rolling on the floor laughing. Because even if you’re not literally rolling on the floor, if you find the situation too funny, it’s still permissible to use this emoji.
