Shrug kaomoji to copy and paste — the shruggie ¯_(ツ)_/¯ and every variation. Tap once to copy.
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About Shrug Kaomoji
The shruggie ¯_(ツ)_/¯ may be the most famous kaomoji ever made. The katakana ツ (tsu) supplies the serene face, and the raised arms complete the gesture of cheerful helplessness. It says “who knows” and “not my problem” in equal measure.
Copy it — and its many variants — with one tap. Warning: apps that treat as an escape character can eat an arm; the collection includes escape-proof variants.
Frequently asked questions
What is ツ in the shrug face?
A Japanese katakana character (tsu) whose stroke arrangement happens to look like a calm smiling face — the accidental heart of the shruggie.
Why does my shruggie paste with a missing arm?
The backslash is a special character in many apps. Use a double backslash or copy a variant with different arm characters.