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1.Skeptical 'wait, what?' reaction to something suspicious or absurd the streamer did
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Usage · last 30 days
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In chat
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channels whose usage diverges from the global meaningSpammed channel emote reacting to the streamer's absurd or suspicious behavior with skeptical 'wait, what?' disbelief.
Channel in-joke for skeptical 'wait, what?' at absurd or dirty streamer moments, often spammed in bursts.
Skeptical 'wait, what?' at absurd or suspicious movie/streamer moments, often spammed in bursts
Skeptical 'wait, what?' at something suspicious or absurd the streamer did
Channel in-joke: skeptical side-eye at absurd or suspicious streamer moments, often spammed in bursts.
Spammed side-eye emote marking suspicion, mockery or disbelief at sketchy on-stream moments.
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Skeptical 'wait, what?' side-eye at the streamer's questionable or absurd behavior.
Skeptical side-eye at the streamer's shady or absurd remarks, often spammed with question marks.
Skeptical 'wait, what?' reaction to something suspicious or absurd in chat
Skeptical side-eye at suspicious or absurd streamer behavior, often with teasing and confusion
Side-eye 'sus' reaction to absurd or shady streamer moments, often spammed with LUL and gay-teasing emotes
Side-eye 'wait, what?' at the streamer's suspicious, absurd or unlucky moments; often spammed in bursts.
Spammed wall reacting to suspicious, absurd or 'sus' streamer moments, often as a running joke.
Skeptical 'c'mon, really?' reaction to the streamer's absurd or suspicious play
Spammed wall reacting to something suspicious or absurd the streamer said or did
Looks like
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what the vision model seesA distorted, close-up image of a Black man's face with a furrowed brow, pursed lips, and eyes rolled upward and to the side, rendered in a stretched, low-resolution style. Chatters likely use it to express skepticism, disapproval, or a knowing "come on, really?" reaction to something questionable.