Do you know the marijuana emoji?

It is the modern version of hieroglyphs that have taken over written communication. But do you know what is used as a substitute for marijuana?

Almost since the dawn of humanity, people have used images to represent thoughts, feelings, actions, and more. From French cave paintings to Egyptian hieroglyphs, history is full of image codes. After centuries of being forgotten, they're now back in the spotlight with emojis. And just to be clear, you were only born in 1999. If you're 25, you've always lived in a world with emojis. But do you know the marijuana emoji? It's a little secret for those in the know.

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Almost immediately, users began to develop a secret language where they used the unique emojis for other meanings. Peach, eggplant, raindrop, truck, and hammer all quickly became a private language that went mainstream. The combination of emojis reads like an antique tablet and can be quite a story if you know what it means.

Since there is no marijuana emoji and it seems Apple isn't releasing one anytime soon. And that's despite the fact that a glass of bourbon, a martini, champagne glasses, wine, a champagne bottle and more are included… and a little gummy bear or a plant aren't on the timeline. Although there are a few contenders, the broccoli emoji is the winner. The herb, potted plant and leaf flapping in the wind are among the others, but broccoli is the most commonly used.

When it comes to the most used emoji shape, love is stronger than grass. Smiling face with heart eyes is the second most popular emoji (behind the popular face with tears of joy), followed by face blowing a kiss and a simple heart emoji as the fourth most popular emoji.

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About 95% of internet users have used an emoji at some point and over 10 billion emojis are sent every day. Even though the gun is no longer an option, here are over 3,019 official emojis. The Unicode Consortium approves the new emojis and is responsible for your selection.