The exploding/dynamite emoji refers to someone being an “incel” or “involuntarily celibate”. Ms Scott also explained the 100 ...

Adolescence” co-creator Jack Thorne speaks about his journey into darker corners of the internet, young male rage and what he hopes parents take away from the Netflix series.

Most people understand the meaning of an eggplant or a peach emoji in a text message — but what about the red pill, or the ...

ADOLESCENCE has shed light on hidden meanings behind emojis used by teenagers ... parents and experts about the potential dangers they represent. Here's everything you need to know.

Zaya Wade recently shared her senior photos, and she is officially all grown up.

with emojis sometimes used to communicate a deeper, darker message among young people. The much-talked about dramafollows the deeply unsettling story of a 13-year-old boy’s social media fuelled ...

Adolescence has shone a light on the hidden language our children are using on smartphones with symbols and colours vital in decoding this new tech language.

His son, who plays a 15 year old ... emojis lots of children will use for genuinely innocent chats. Lemons, grapes and the maple leaf are often spotted for cannabis. A plug is used to represent ...

One researcher says Netflix's Adolescence captures how insecurity and bullying is core to inceldom. Read more at straitstimes ...

In the show’s second episode, Detective Inspector Luke Bascombe (Ashley Walters) is at a secondary school to investigate ... The dynamite emoji represents an exploding red pill, a reference ...

In one scene, the lead detective on the case DI Luke Bascome (played by Ashley Walters) visits Jamie and Katie’s school ... represents an exploding red pill, and alluded to him being an incel. Also ...