If Pennsylvania were an emoji it’d be this one, survey says

The emoji: a little image so simple, yet often comes with a multitude of meanings and context.

And if Pennsylvania was an emoji, it’d be this one.

According to a study conducted and published by OvidLife, over 2,400 survey respondents claimed that the bald eagle emoji represents Pennsylvania the best.

This might be because Philadelphia is the “birthplace of the United States,” as formative events such as the creation of the Constitution took place in the city. The report doesn’t give an explanation, though.

Arizona was given the cactus as its symbol — due to “its vast desert landscapes and iconic saguaro cacti,” the report reads — while New York received the Statue of Liberty.

The study also found how the Keystone State’s top emoji is the “rolling on floor laughing” face. This was the second most popular emoji in the U.S., coming just behind “face with tears of joy.”

But where there’s favorites, there’s least favorites: In Pennsylvania’s case, the most disliked emoji is the “pile of poo.” This one happens to be the least liked nationwide as well.

“No matter where you live, emojis add color, humor, and personality to the way we communicate,” the report concludes. “From laughing faces to state-proud symbols, they help capture the unique quirks of every corner of the country.

“Whether you’re throwing in a cowboy hat, a palm tree, or even some corn, there’s an emoji for everyone.”