How do I properly use a built in emoji?

I'm trying to set a voice channel name to a emoji. Currently it is only displaying a color less version of the emoji. I'm copying the unicode character and pasting it in the string.
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d.js toolkit
d.js toolkit15mo ago
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Maxi130
Maxi130OP15mo ago
DayChannel.setName("꒱☀️・Guten Mittag", "Auto channel");
DayChannel.setName("꒱☀️・Guten Mittag", "Auto channel");
Maxi130
Maxi130OP15mo ago
I'm using vs code if that matters.
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Maxi130
Maxi130OP15mo ago
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Looped
Looped15mo ago
That's just how the discord font displays the emoji and there is no fix for that. As I've said, it's related to the discord font, and unless you use a plugin it will be displayed like that globally.
Maxi130
Maxi130OP15mo ago
Oh.
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