A Pepe the frog with his eyes closed, mouth wide open mid-laugh, often pointing at something.
A Pepe the frog with his eyes closed, mouth wide open mid-laugh, often pointing at something. Used to laugh AT a person — usually the streamer about to walk into something obvious or a chatter making a fool of themselves. Closely related to KEKW but with a meaner, 'you about to find out' energy.
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A distorted Pepe the frog face used to call something or someone foolish, slow, or low-IQ. Originally a Polish reference ('pepega' approximates a goofy laugh in Polish), the emote was added on BTTV and exploded. Often used self-deprecatingly when a chatter mistypes ('Pepega Clap' is a meme for awkward applause), or to react to a streamer making a really dumb play. Less hostile than 'r-word' replacements, but still gently insulting.
A round, smiling Pepe variant. Part of the peepo family. Used as a wholesome, low-key positive reaction — less hype than POG, less laugh-coded than KEKW, just plain 'that made me smile'. Often paired with peepoClap.
(internet slang) To laugh.
A Twitch BTTV emote of late Spanish comedian Juan Joya Borja ('El Risitas') in fits of laughter, used to react to something genuinely hilarious. 'Kek' is gamer-slang for 'lol' (originally from World of Warcraft cross-faction chat) and 'W' is the laughing-face suffix style used by emote artists. KEKW typically gets spammed in rows when a streamer fails spectacularly or chat lands a great joke. It is one of the most-used emotes on Twitch globally.
(internet slang, text messaging, Twitch-speak) An emoticon of Pepe the Frog laughing.
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