#EMOTE
18 GAMING SLANG TERMS

TriHard
slangTriHard is Twitch's default hype emote: TriHex mid-grin.

catJAM
slangcatJAM is a Twitch emote of a white cat vibing to the beat.

5Head
slangTwitch emote for big-brain plays, sincere or sarcastic.

FeelsBadMan
slangThe Twitch emote for disappointment, defeat, and bad teammates.

PogU
slangA PogChamp variant emote for hype moments on Twitch.

PepeLaugh
slangA Twitch emote used to laugh at fails and anticipate disaster.

haHAA
slangA BTTV emote of Andy Samberg as Shy Ronnie, expressing cringe.

Kreygasm
slangA classic Twitch emote for reacting to pure pleasure and hype.

OMEGALUL
slangAn exaggerated LUL emote for laughing way too hard on Twitch.

Pepega
slangA distorted Pepe emote for calling something hilariously dumb.

WeirdChamp
slangThe disappointed face chat spams when a streamer lets them down.

Salty
slangIn gaming, 'salty' describes a player who's frustrated or bitter after losing.

Poggers
slangPoggers is pure, unfiltered excitement — the word you type when something amazing happens.

PogChamp
slangPogChamp is a legendary Twitch emote featuring a surprised, excited expression.

Jebaited
slangJebaited is a popular Twitch emote featuring Fighting Game Community legend Alex Jebailey, used when someone gets tricked, baited, or fooled. Originall...

LUL
slangTwitch's universal laughing emote — the platform's version of 'lol'.

MonkaS
slangMonkaS is a popular Twitch emote featuring a sweating, anxious Pepe the Frog. Used to express nervousness, tension, or stress during high-stakes mom...

PepeHands
slangPepeHands is a popular Twitch emote showing Pepe the Frog with tears streaming down his face. Used to express genuine sadness, disappointment, or symp...