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Joy is an emotion in response to a pleasant observation or a remembrance thereof.

Contents

• People and fictional characters
• Places
• United States
• Elsewhere
• Music
• Bands
• Albums
• Songs
• Literature
• Television and film
• Vehicles
• Automobiles
• Watercraft
• Other uses
• See also

Joy or JOY may also refer to:

People and fictional characters

• Joy (given name), a list of people and fictional characters
• Joy (surname), a list of people
• Joy (singer) (born 1996), member of South Korean band Red Velvet
• Joy (model) (born 1985), Japanese model and TV personality
• Joy (Australian musician)
• Joy (Inside Out), protagonist of the Pixar franchise Inside Out

Places

Music

Literature

• Joy (Bernanos novel), a 1929 novel by Georges Bernanos
• Joy (Hunt novel), a 1990 novel by Marsha Hunt
• Joy (novels), a series of novels by Joy Laurey
• Joy (magazine), an international women's magazine

Television and film

• Joy, a 2005 Israeli film. Hebrew title: Muchrachim Lehiyot Same'ach
• Joy (2010 film), a 2010 Dutch film
• Joy (2015 film), a 2015 American film starring Jennifer Lawrence
• Joy (2018 film), a 2018 Austrian film
• Joy (2024 film), a 2024 British film
• "Joy" (House), a 2008 television episode

Vehicles

Other uses

• Joy (dishwashing liquid)
• Joy (dog), an English Cocker Spaniel owned by Alexei Nikolaevich, Tsarevich of Russia
• Joy (musical), a 2022 stage musical
• Joy (perfume)
• Joy (programming language)
• Joy 94.9, a radio station
• Joy Compressor, a make of air and gas compressors
• Joy FC, a Lesotho football club
• Joy FM (disambiguation), a name used by many radio stations
• Cyclone Joy, struck Australia in late 1990
• Joy, the fictional euphoric drug in the video game We Happy Few

See also

• Joye
• Joys (shipwreck), a steamboat that sank in Lake Michigan
• The Joy (disambiguation)

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