A coordinated series of channel raids organised in advance: streamer A ends their stream by raiding streamer B, who later raids streamer C, and so on.
A coordinated series of channel raids organised in advance: streamer A ends their stream by raiding streamer B, who later raids streamer C, and so on. Often used by smaller streamers to boost each other's viewership. The 'train' is sometimes scheduled with a hashtag and shared spreadsheet of times.
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Viral internet speak — memes, ratios, main-character moments, and the algospeak of every platform from Twitter to Reddit to TikTok comment sections.
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A self-reinforcing wave of subscriptions to a channel: one person subscribes, others react, more sub to keep the chain going, often gifting subs along the way. Streamers sometimes explicitly call out a sub train and react in real time, which fuels more subs. Pairs naturally with gifted-sub culture.
(intransitive, slang) In online games, to lure large numbers of NPC enemies to a fortified enemy position in order to cause chaos and destruction.
An automated bot used to flood a Discord server or Twitch chat with messages, often coordinating with multiple alt accounts to overwhelm moderation. Distinct from a Twitch 'raid' (a friendly cross-channel viewer hand-off). Raid bots are universally bannable, and most large servers/Twitch channels run anti-raid bots that auto-ban accounts matching raider patterns.
A vintage black steam locomotive. On TikTok it's become algospeak for a gangbang — "running a train" — and tends to appear in teen contexts as a coded reference to adult sexual content. Mostly used by under-18s trying to dodge platform filters. Read with concern when it shows up in teen messages or comment sections. The literal train-the-vehicle meaning is essentially absent in youth use.