MonkaW is a popular emote used on the live-streaming platform Twitch. It is based on Twitch streamer MonkaS, with widened eyes and an open mouth, and is often used to express anxiety, nervousness ...

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Twitch emotes are small emoji-like icons that you can use in any Twitch streamer's chat room. Twitch streamers with enough viewers can upload their own custom emotes for subscribers to use.

Every emote has an origin story, and with Fed7, it’s not a long one. Federico “Fedmyster” Gaytan, its inspiration, is a California-based Twitch IRL streamer—which means, for the most part ...

BibleThump emote leaving Twitch after an 11-year run. The emote is being removed due to an expiring license. The Binding of Isaac creator is open to renewing the rights, but it's up to Twitch.

Our first taste of animated emotes was provided through a post on the Twitch blog that showed a few of them in action as well as some effects added to existing emotes. Animated emotes will be ...

If you're diving into Nightreign, watching or streaming the new Elden Ring title on Twitch could bag you more than just a fun ...

On Friday, the Twitch community voted to crown a new face for PogChamp — and the winner isn’t the face of a streamer. It’s a Komodo dragon. Here’s what the emote looks like: KomodoHype was ...

Pretty soon, Twitch users will no longer be able to express their sadness with the BibleThump emote. According to Twitch, on September 30th, its rights to display the popular crying pink blob will ...

Custom Twitch emotes play a significant role in helping streamers establish a distinctive identity, which is essential to standing out. Creators can convey their brand personality, increase ...

Here’s how it works. The popular Twitch emote BibleThump is going away at the end of September, and it doesn't make a lot of sense. Twitch said in an announcement (via Kotaku) that the emote is ...

BibleThump is frequently used as a way to express sadness or frustration, and it’s been a global Twitch emote since 2013. That decadelong run is apparently coming to an end as Twitch says its ...