call me hand

This hand emoji is frequently used to signify making a phone call. With the thumb and little finger extended, it mimics the shape of a hand holding a phone to the ear.

In Hawaii, it's called "Shaka" and is also used as a friendly greeting meaning "Hang loose" or "All right."

Originating in 1960s surf culture, this gesture is now widely used around the world. Especially on social media, it's often used to convey a relaxed and casual atmosphere, in addition to its meaning of "Call me" or "Get in touch."

Among Korean teens and young adults, it's often used with the slang "ㅊㅊ (tong-hwa tong-hwa)," meaning "call call." Its frequent use by K-pop idols when communicating with fans has further solidified its place as a friendly communication tool. Recently, it's also widely used to convey the meaning of "Let's take it easy."