A Twitch emote mocking childish anger and tantrums in chat.

Twitch emote for big-brain plays, sincere or sarcastic.

The oldest fake tech tip in gaming: Alt F4 closes your game.

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

False hope inhaled like a drug — the optimism of the doomed.

Excessive praise or hype, way past what the take deserves.

Spamming the same ability or chat message endlessly

Unconventional strategies exploiting game mechanics

Authentic confidence and unapologetic self-expression

Going in completely unprepared — no guides, no items, no mercy

Charisma, especially the smooth kind used in flirting.

Giving someone space to perform without interrupting.

A small thing that suddenly makes you lose interest.

An absurd, nonsense word used for chaotic energy and meme humor.

Full of energy, boldness, and flair — the opposite of boring.

Weird, chaotic, or absurd — a state turned into an adjective.

Being old enough that you no longer get what the kids are into.

A viral Gen Alpha meme number that basically means nothing.

Your invisible score of coolness, gained by not trying at all.

Occupying someone's head nonstop without paying a thing.

'Sigma' is an independent player who succeeds without a team.

'Yeet' means to throw something with force or express excitement.

In gaming, 'rage quit' means to abruptly leave a match out of anger or frustration.

In gaming, 'lag' is network delay between your input and the game's response.

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

RNG stands for 'Random Number Generator' and refers to random outcomes in games.

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

Whiffed means completely missing a shot or ability — especially one that should have been easy.

Press F to pay respects. A way to acknowledge failure, death, or misfortune.

Going all-in with complete commitment, regardless of the risk.

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

Scuffed means broken, janky, or low-quality — when something works but barely.

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

In gaming, 'mald' is a portmanteau of 'mad' and 'bald,' describing someone getting so angry while playing that they might lose their hair. Originatin...

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

In gaming, 'NPC' stands for 'Non-Player Character' — a character controlled by the game, not a real person. It has evolved into slang for someone ac...

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

In gaming, 'sheesh' is an exclamation expressing amazement, disbelief, or admiration at an impressive play. Popularized on TikTok in 2021, it has beco...

In gaming, 'sus' is short for 'suspicious' and describes someone acting shady, untrustworthy, or deceitful. Popularized by Among Us in 2020, it has be...

Win — a simple way to celebrate victory.

Kappa is Twitch's most iconic emote, used to indicate sarcasm, irony, or trolling. If you see Kappa, someone is probably ...

KEKW is a Twitch emote representing uncontrollable laughter. Based on a famous Spanish laughing guy meme, it's one of the...

Sadge is a Twitch emote of a sad Pepe the Frog, used to express disappointment, sadness, or melancholy. One of the most ...

In gaming, 'skill issue' is a dismissive response used to attribute someone's failure or complaint to their own lack of skill rather...

Unalive is a softer way of saying someone died or was killed, popular on TikTok and in gaming to avoid content moderatio...

A playful push ability that sends enemies flying off ledges.

Completely outplayed, defeated, or out of options.

The fictional drug you take when you're in denial about losing. Making excuses.

An arrogant way to say 'easy win' after dominating a match.

An expression of excitement and amazement at an impressive play.

Advice telling someone to go outside and take a break from gaming or the internet.