The hands-folded emoji depicts two hands pressed together and the fingers pointing up. The emoji is used as a gesture of prayer, thanks, request and greeting.

The Internet is up in arms, and its all over an emoji. If you don't know, emojis are popular little images that computer or smartphone users can insert into their text messages. Emojis can be used ...

So does the pray emoji really hold the key to understanding the Josh Allen, Hailee Steinfeld, Brittany Williams drama or not? Time will tell.

Is nothing sacred? Apparently not—when it comes to emojis, anyway. Case in point: The praying hands emoji, also less-popularly known as the "high five emoji," is NO MORE. According to Emojipedia ...

That's why we have emoji! But here's the sad truth of the matter: You can only send that eggplant so many times before it loses its luster. And the praying hands? C'mon.

A common alternative use for this emoji is for prayer, using the same gesture as praying hands. Rarely: a high-five.

Someone submitted a white wine emoji and we're all praying it becomes a thing A white wine emoji might be coming soon to a phone near you.

Liverpool Morning Digest: Premier League agent sent 'praying' emoji to make £50m Liverpool move as TV reporter breaks silence after embarrassing 'Jurgen Klopp' gaffe ...

According to a photo posted by artist Dr. Woo, Drake tattooed a praying hands emoji (don't you dare say it's actually a high-five, you nerd) on his arm, which means that Drake is once ...

OK, maybe "outrage" may be a bit too harsh... but a lot of people are quite surprised to learn that a popular emoji of two hands clasped together is meant to be a high-five, not someone praying ...

Praying? High-fiving? The Internet can't figure out what this emoji isThe original emoji in question. The Internet is up in arms, and its all over an emoji.

Liverpool Morning Digest: Premier League agent sent 'praying' emoji to make £50m Liverpool move as TV reporter breaks silence after embarrassing 'Jurgen Klopp' gaffe ...