man gesturing OK: dark skin tone
A person gesturing 'no' with both hands, hands held up and palms facing outwards. This specific sequence includes a dark skin tone modifier and the male gender sign, indicating 'man gesturing NO: dark skin tone'.
There are different emoji meanings for man gesturing OK: dark skin tone in different cultures:
- Western culture
- Widely understood as a clear signal of refusal or disagreement, often used to decline invitations or express disapproval.
- East Asian culture
- Similar meaning of 'no' or 'stop', but gestures can sometimes vary. The 'X' gesture with arms is also common for refusal.
- Global usage
- The gesture is fairly universally recognized as 'no' or 'stop,' though the specific nuance might shift depending on context (e.g., stopping traffic vs. refusing an offer).
