YouTube has a set of emoji-like emotes which work in live streams and compliment the standard set of emojis which can be entered using shortcodes. These include the YouTube logo which can be entered by typing :yt: into any live chat.

YouTube has a set of emoji-like emotes which work in live streams and compliment the standard set of emojis which can be entered using shortcodes. These include the YouTube logo which can be entered by typing :yt: into any live chat.

YouTube has a set of emoji-like emotes which work in live streams and compliment the standard set of emojis which can be entered using shortcodes. These include the YouTube logo which can be entered by typing :yt: into any live chat.

YouTube has a set of emoji-like emotes which work in live streams and compliment the standard set of emojis which can be entered using shortcodes. These include the YouTube logo which can be entered by typing :yt: into any live chat.

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YouTube has a set of emoji-like emotes which work in live streams and compliment the standard set of emojis which can be entered using shortcodes. These include the YouTube logo which can be entered by typing :yt: into any live chat.

YouTube has a set of emoji-like emotes which work in live streams and compliment the standard set of emojis which can be entered using shortcodes. These include the YouTube logo which can be entered by typing :yt: into any live chat.

The flag for Mayotte, which may show as the letters YT on some platforms. The Flag: Mayotte emoji is a flag sequence combining 🇾 Regional Indicator Symbol Letter Y and 🇹 Regional Indicator Symbol Letter T .

A triangle-shaped arrow, pointing right. Commonly used as a symbol for play. See the glossary for information on the term black in unicod...

This emoji predates the inclusion of emojis within Unicode. It was first added to early Japanese emoji keyboards by Softbank in 1999 . Skull was approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010 and added to Emoji 1.0 in 2015.