The emote bearing his face represents the indelible mark that he has left on Twitch. Thank you for everything, TotalBiscuit. Our "LuL" history lesson is brought to you by an amazing video by ...

Twitch emotes are just 56 pixels wide and 56 pixels ... LUL: LUL depicts late YouTuber John "TotalBiscuit" Bain in the middle of a ferocious cackle. This one is pretty self-explanatory.

On Twitch, people often spam the emote in these moments ... The face itself belongs to video game personality John “Totalbiscuit” Bain, who passed away in 2018. Omegalul is just a nightmare ...

That usage rate even surpasses “Kappa,” Twitch’s most iconic ... The “LUL” emote—the laughing face of John “TotalBiscuit” Bain—floods funny or, alternatively, laughable streams ...

LUL may seem pretty obvious —t’s the Twitch emote equivalent to LOL, but it has a serpentine history. LUL is based on streamer and YouTuber TotalBiscuit, whose real name is John Bain.

With its evergrowing athenaeum of emotes, Twitch is meta-defining when it ... The variation in question darkened the face of John "TotalBiscuit" Bain, the inspiration behind LUL.

The emote bearing his face represents the indelible mark that he has left on Twitch. Thank you for everything, TotalBiscuit.” Twitch has three emoticons about him actually -- both a Top Hat and ...

LUL, the root of the popular emote, originated from John Peter "TotalBiscuit" Bain. The now-deceased Twitch streamer used a picture of himself taken at an event to create the subscriber-only LUL ...

On Twitch, TotalBiscuit created the “LUL” emote, a picture of himself laughing, which he began offering to users on his channel with keyword “cynicallaugh.” Twitch issued a statement ...