Current Emotes (A-L)

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These are the current emotes for DGG with name, image and description.

Name	Media	Context
Abathur		Used to say "Lets do it!" when an activity is proposed or a decision is being made.
AbaW		Used as a joke whenever someone is acting creepy/perverted or when Aba is on stream.
ACKSHUALLY		A dggL version of the ackshually meme made by DGG chatter Kiibo. Refers to an illustration of a neckbeard in which the word "actually" is intentionally misspelled so the reader reads it in the phlegmy cadence associated with nerd culture stereotypes. Often used to mock evidence havers. Added in January 2024.
agreeGe		Buddy holding out a thumbs-up in agreement. Formerly an April Fools' emote. Drawn by MrGemzar.
ALO		A response for someone joining the stream, calling, or saying "Hello."
AMAZIN		Used when Jesse Lee Peterson is mentioned or when someone says 'amazing' or 'beta male'.
AMOGUS		Used in reference to Among Us.
AngelThump		Used when Destiny goes live or Dan joins the stream. Also commonly used to signify "Finally!" e.g. when someone annoying leaves the call, when a sound issue is fixed, or when someone finally understands the argument.
ApeHands		Used to get a chatter to look at a different chatters message, E.G. 'Destiny SandwichMagic' is trying to get Destiny to look at SandwichMagic's chats.
ARRIVE		A GIF of Patrick Bateman from American Psycho walking. Used to symbol someone's arrival into chat or on stream. Like the Listening emote, it's often used similarly to GIGACHAD.
Askers		Used to say 'Who asked?', typically used when someone tells a totally unrelated personal story.
ASLAN		One of several emotes posted whenever a cat is on stream. Modeled after the late Aslan, cat of ErisAnn.
Aware		Used when someone says an uncomfortable truth, speaking very frankly, or someone on stream is experiencing acute awareness, E.G. Qorantos realizing his dad was having sex with a rotating harem of maids.
AWAWA		Anime girl.
AwShoot		Anime girl. Typically used when Dan says "Pause" and holds his "paws" up. A reference to the "Aw Shit Nigga" meme.
AYAYA		Used when Anime or Anime related things are happening on screen.
AYYYLMAO		Used whenever an extremely precise shot (generally with a gun, but not necessarily) is taken.
BasedGod		An image of Lil B, the Based God.
BASEDWATM8		Used to signal confusion or when someone says something absurd or ridiculous.
BearSleep		Used when sleepy or in referring to RTBA.
BERN		Used in reference to Bernie Sanders. Makes up one half of an emote combo with MALARKEY.
BibleThump		An image from a video of Destiny using the TikTok crying filter. Was formerly an image of Zei Squirrel's avatar crying.
BINGQILIN		Used when chatters feel that they are being censored or cannot speak truthfully. This emote depicts WWE superstar John Cena eating Ice Cream, taken from an infamous video of him speaking Mandarin while eating ice cream and speaking about the Fast & Furious series. The emote is meant to reference similarities between the Chinese Communist Party's censorship and the censorship of the chatter. Commonly spammed regarding [REDACTED].
BLADE		Animated emote of a sword, used when swords, fighting, or stabbing is mentioned on stream.
Bleh		A cute anime-style drawing of Destiny in a suit.
Blesstiny		Used when religious topics or enthusiastic religiosity appears on stream, alternatively is used when someone sneezes on stream. Alternatively can be used to signify begging, as a "pretty please?" or to "thank god".
Blubstiny		Used when anything involving best friend of the stream LilyPichu.
BOGGED		Depicting one of the infamous Bogdanoff Twins, whom the Rothschilds bow to. Used when a user experiences unfortunate events at very opportune times, almost as if they were planned.
BONK		Used to stop a user from posting horny messages/emotes. Reference to a meme.
BOOMER		Used when being old or issues with technology are mentioned on stream.
BoomerSippy		An animated emote of a White Monster Zero Ultra White can, related to the 'Sippy' emote.
Cabge		An emote resembling the -adge family of PEPE emotes, but instead has a head of cabbage photoshopped on top. The emote was created by chatter cweetron [Rustle] after he had a dream that such an emote existed. It was given a rare emote (similar to glorp and WEOW) on August 31, 2025.
catJAM		Used when a major bop is being played on stream.
CAUGHT		In reference to the allegations against Dr. Disrespect.
Chatting		Image of a keyboard with hands typing on it, used when Destiny is typing to friends on Discord. Combines with SMASHit for unique properties.
CheckEm		An image of Patrick Bateman (portrayed by Christian Bale in the film ""American Psycho pointing at his stereo while it plays Hip to be Square by Huey Lewis and the News . The meme itself originates from 4chan "GET"s in which a user obtains a 'unique' post number. The emote is used to point to things (such as emotes with rare chances like WEOW and glorp).
Cheerstiny		An emote featuring Buddy, waving pom-poms around like a cheerleader.
CHILLS		A freezing cat that is shaking from the cold.
Chud		A wojack wojack which depicts the average chud (someone who is politically far-right). The meme surrounding the chud wojack postulates that "nothing ever happens," referring to topical world events always ending in small, measured events rather than world ending catastrophes. The emote is often posted in response to Dan talking about the Unholy Trinity or similar so-called "nothing burgers" by the chat (to insinuate that nothing will happen or is happening), as well as when world events are happening as previously mentioned. Other notable uses include someone saying the word "happen", along with the phrases of "something happened", "<thing> happened", etc.
ChibiDesti		Commonly used as a combo-breaker, much to the chagrin of many chatters.
CINEMA		An altered image of the Absolute Cinema meme with Destiny's face instead of Martin Scorsese's. Used in response to a cinematic or extremely dramatic moment.
Clap		A pair of clapping hands. Used in conjunction with other emotes to emphasize their point, E.G. a successful troll chat would be met with 'TF Clap', signifying chats recognition of a successful troll. Combines with SOY to mockingly signify enthusiastic applause and with EVIL, rubbing hands together.
Clueless		A counterpart of 'AWARE', used when someone on stream is exhibiting behavior in a way that implies that they are deluded or lacking critical information.
COGGERS		Used when conversations are 'Looping', I.E. the same points are being discussed that were previously discussed in the conversation. Also used when spinning/rotating/revolving things are on stream.
COKEJAW		Used in reference to Trainwreckstv and cocaine, as it was (is?) a common meme that he is addicted to coke.
ComFrieren		A drawing of an anime character, Frieren. Used in reference to anime, and sometimes in reference to the Furin cleavage site of the SARS-CoV-2 virus as they sound somewhat similar.
ComfPeek		A comfy variant of the FeelsPeekMan emote.
ComfyCat		One of several emotes posted whenever a cat is on stream. Also used as a comfy emote.
ComfyDan		Used as a comfy emote.
ComfyDog		One of several emotes posted whenever a cat is on stream. Also used as a comfy emote.
comfYEE		A comfy variant of the YEE emote.
ComfyLily		Used as a Lily variant comfy emote.
coMMMMfy		The MMMM emote as a comfy-style emote. A common Coomer emote used to denote that someone is aroused by a situation, whether it be a message, something someone said, or something on screen. Was temporarily removed for excessive horny-posting in DGG chat.
Concerned		A common Twitch emote and variant of Aware and Clueless.
confusedCat		Used to signify shock. Also a popular meme screenshot.
Cooked		The Cooked dog. Used to express apprehension at a situation or the feeling of accepting one's fate.
COOMER		Used in response to attractive (generally) women.
Copium		Used when someone is "coping", i.e. in denial.
CORNPOP		A confused image of Joe Biden. Used in response to someone sounding senile or confused. Added after Biden's poor performance in the first 2024 election debate.
CROPSTINY		Used in response to someone 'farming' emotes: saying or doing something to intentionally trigger mass spam of a certain emote. Also used in reference to actual farming and Southern accents.
CuckCrab		Used when someone is 'cucked', when crabs are mentioned, or occasionally as a dance emote.
Cutestiny		Used when something cute happens, generally a heartwarming moment in a relationship or when animals appear on stream.
CUX		Used when a stream is lagging. Reference to COX Communications, Destiny's former home internet provider, who he once threatened to bomb on twitter, resulting in a ban of one of his Twitter accounts.
DaFeels		Used when something is sad.
DAFUK		A picture of Morty from Rick and Morty. Used when Rick and Morty are mentioned or, in extremely rare cases, as a shocked reaction image.
DankChoke		Two hands choking out a dank PEPE.
DANKMEMES		Posted when a common meme sound effect or phrase is heard.
DankWave		An altered version of the emote FeelsDankMan waving. Used to say hi to people.
DCOLON		Used to express shock or offense to a statement or to cussing, often jokingly.
DEATH		Used when somebody dies (in a video game or real life). Also sometimes used when communism is mentioned.
Depresstiny		A cropped version of the legendary blue coat image, used to signal a deep sadness. More recently paired with the phrase "it's Joever".
Derpstiny		Used to respond to someone saying something dumb or when someone posts an absurdly long link in chat.
dggL		Used to express support or love to a person or whenever DGG is mentioned. As of August 26th 2023, the heart at the bottom changes to the same colour as the sub tier of the person who posted it and also changes to an Among Us variant whenever posted next to the ඞ character. Originally modeled after the xqcL emote from the streamer xQc.
dinkDonk		Used to signal alarm or bring attention to something. Also used as part of the 'conductor, we have a problem' meme.
diNOWAY		A YEE emote with a shocked expression. Used in response to surprising moments.
Disgustiny		Used to signal disgust.
DONOWALL		The guy talking to a brick wall meme. Used to convey someone who is talking excessively or speaking without anyone listening, i.e. chatters trying to talk to Destiny. The name is a reference to chatters having to donate to get past the wall.
DONTSAYIT		Used by a chatter when there is something they desperately want to say, but can't. A common example would a chatter wanting to type HE OMEGALUL after a mis-speak, but instead opting for to avoid a nuke or meganuke.
DOUBT		Spammed whenever a dubious claim is made. A response to the 'press X to doubt' meme from the game LA Noire.
DuckerZ		Used as a laughing emote when people get deservedly insulted, banned, or otherwise hurt. Also gets spammed when birds are on screen. Made by RightToBearArmsLOL
DURRSTINY		Used to mimic someone who said something dumb. This is used in a mocking way, whenever someone literally sounds dumb.
EatFresh		An animated image of Buddy eating a sub sandwich. References Destiny's proclivity to eat Subway frequently for his lunch and/or dinner. The name of the emote is a reference to Subway's motto of "Eat Fresh."
ECH		Used in response to a disgusting image or video, generally food.
EVIL		Used when some devious stuff is being said on stream. Combos with Clap to rub the hands together.
FailerZ		An altered version of FrankerFaceZ facepalming. Used to signify disappointment.
FeedNathan		An image of Destiny's son, Nathan, used whenever Nathan is on stream or mentioned.
FeelsBadMan		An emote originally from Twitch used to signal sadness.
FeelsBirthdayMan		Posted towards a user on their DGG birthday.
FeelsGimiMan		An emote used in response to racecars. Named after Finnish Formula One champion Kimi Räikkönen. Often paired with the letter 'b' to represent a thumbs up. Chatter animalcracker is largely responsible for the modern usage of FeelsGimiMan, first using the expression FeelsGimiMan b on January 26th 2022. There is also a variation to be used with FeelsGimiMan p as a thumbs down to express dislike of an action or person.
FeelsGoodMan		An emote originally from Twitch used in response to loud sounds or low framerate e.g. "FeelsGoodMan Clap louder".
FeelsOkayMan		An emote originally from Twitch used to signal that someone is okay with something happening, sometimes jokingly.
FeelsPeekMan		A cropped version of a dinosaur from the YEE meme used to signal sadness.
FeelsStrongMan		An emote originally from Twitch used to signal a heartwarming moment. Sometimes used jokingly i.e. "FeelsStrongMan futa cock".
FeelsWeirdMan		An emote originally from Twitch used to let someone know they're being weird or creepy. Sometimes used jokingly.
FellForItAgain		The ribbon taken from the popular "Fell for it again award" meme which depicts Trumples and MAGAts falling for the lies of Trump after his 2024 presidency win. Additionally has a MAGA hat atop the ribbon and the abbreviation 'FFIA' written across it.
FerretLOL		Used to respond to someone being weaselly during conversations. Also used in response to ferrets, rats, and other similar animals.
FerretPOG		Used as you would with POG. Will also be used when small furry animals on stream, especially when ferret/mouse.
Fishge		A smiling fish. Variant of the non-DGG emote Okayge.
FISHIES		Used for any and all reasons.
fishShy		An altered version of MMMM with the shy hands.
FiveHead		Used when something extremely smart happens on stream. Sometimes used in an ironic manner.
FLIPMYBURGER		PEPE sadly tipping a McDonald's hat. Used when referencing wage-slaves or minimum-wage employees.
ForYou		A variant of DANKMEMES altered to look like Bane from the Dark Knight Rises. Used in reference to Bane or his dialogue from the movie.
FourHead		Used when someone understates the difficulty of a task, or says something redundant or obvious, most commonly with a "why not just x" statement.
FrankerZ		One of several emotes posted whenever a dog is on stream.
gachiGASM		Used in response to attractive (generally) men. Originates from the Gachimuchi style of Twitch music and memes.
GAMBA		Used when GAMBA. Often paired with in search of golden WEOW jackpot.
GameOfThrows		An altered version of the Game of Thrones logo used in response to a loss or fail. Also used when Game of Thrones is mentioned.
GatoPls		A gif of El Gato Immortal dancing.
GIGACHAD		Used whenever someone says something that is based, or used ironically when someone says something that is unhinged, racist, sexist, etc. GIGACHAD is the embodiment of strength, confidence, and unparalleled charisma. With his chiseled jawline, towering stature, and unwavering determination, GIGACHAD conquers all obstacles in his path, inspiring awe and admiration in all who encounter him. His presence alone commands respect, making him the ultimate GIGACHAD.
GLIZZY		An emote that was added briefly for April Fools'. Depicts Destiny going into glizzy overdrive.
glorp		Alien cat. Similar to WEOW, the emoji has gold, platinum, emerald and diamond variants. Each variant has the the probability of the higher-tier corresponding WEOW (e.g. Gold glorp and platinum WEOW have the same probability, platinum glorp and emerald WEOW have the same probability, emerald glorp and diamond WEOW have the same probability, etc.)
GODSTINY		Used to signify a win or success.
GRUG		Used to jokingly signal misogyny or when Trainwreckz is mentioned.
guh		Similar to the past emote FeelsDankMan. Used to convey stupidity/lack of knowledge on a matter.
HACKERMAN		A reference to Neo from The Matrix. Used when the series is mentioned, in response to hacking or computer use (sometimes ironically for poor computer skills) or in mention to Destiny's son Nathan.
haHAA		A MrMouton variant of the popular Twitch emote haHAA. Used in response to something cringeworthy or unfunny.
Heimerdonger		An image of Heimerdinger from League of Legends.
hesRight		A variant of a popular 2012 meme of Morgan Freeman pointing up captioned "He's right you know". Used whenever someone says something that is correct.
Hhhehhehe		A cropped image of a famous laughing lizard. Used in response to long chuckling sounds.
Hmmm		A PEPE variant of HmmStiny.
HmmStiny		Used whenever a bear is on stream or RightToBearArmsLOL is mentioned, or when someone on stream makes a "hmm" sound.
Hollow		Withered wojak meme. [5]
HUH		A GIF of LowTierGod. Used to denote shock or confusion.
IDidntKnowThat		An emote of Buddy as Trump's classic "this is the first time I'm hearing about that" clip when a reporter asks him if he was aware the late SCOTUS Justic Ruth Bader Ginsburg had died. Used whenever someone uses the now-all-too-common debate tactic that they have not heard of certain information, especially topical, well-known, and/or commonly-known info.
IKneel		Vegeta kneeling in Dragon Ball Z. Used sometimes when calling people "Queen" or "King" as if to elevate their behavior (sometimes ironically).
IMEANNN		An image of friend of the stream Aba Atlas. Used to 'call cap' on someone perceived to be lying.
IMPRESSIVE		References one of the first special Agents in the 1997 Film Men in Black applauding Will Smith's character's (Agent J) aptitude. Also references a common controversial take that Destiny has that Agent J struggled with the test despite the movie making it evidently clear that he didn't.
INFESTINY		An image of an Infestor from StarCraft II. Used in reference to insects/bugs on stream.
INREALLIFE		Sam Hyde calling out Hasan Piker after boxing match. Emote often paired with Hasan's name.
InTheRoomWithUs		Image from an episode on the JCS-criminal psychology Youtube channel.
ItsFine		Mad soyjack wearing a happy face mask. Used to signal that someone is pretending to be okay, but is actually coping.
JAMSTINY		Used to jam out, generally when Destiny plays piano. Also used in response to children's music.
JARVIS		A scene from Marvel's Iron Man. Used when AI is referenced.
JOEVER		Commonly used in reference when something ends/is over; occasionally used to reference Joe Biden (in negative contexts) or his failed 2024 presidential bid.
JustCantProveItYet		A reference to Doakes from the Television series Dexter having a suspiciously good hunch that something is off about the main protagonist (Dexter) being a weird guy. Used to convey "off" feelings about a person/situation.
Kappa		Originally a Twitch emote to symbolize intentional sarcasm, used rarely in reference to rainbows or mentions of gay people or themes.
KappaRoss		A variant of Kappa similar to Bob Ross. Used rarely in reference to painting or art or when Destiny is using Microsoft Paint to visualize his commentary.
KEIKAKU		Meaning "to plan" or involving a scheme, taken from a classic anime trope. This version is one of several custom emotes made by the chatter/artist MrGemzar.
KEK		A reference to a long-standing meme. Used as a more smug alternative to PepeLaugh.
Klappa		A variant of Kappa used to give someone applause for an action or in response to applause.
KYEK		A YEE variant of KEK.
KYSNOW		An animated gif of LowTierGod referencing him crashing out on a chatter and telling them to kill themselves.
LandlordW		An image of Dan, who is a landlord.
LeRuse		Used in response to someone lying.
LETHIMCOOK		An altered version of the 'let him cook' meme with Destiny's infamous blue coat.
Listening		An altered version of Patrick Bateman from American Psycho with Destiny's infamous blue coat. Used in response to good music, especially music that's calming.
LOCKEDIN		A zoomed in image of Allan Lichtman, an American historian known for predicting 9 of the last 10 9 of the last 11 elections correctly using his system he developed known as "The Keys to the White House." The name of the emote LOCKEDIN is likely a play on the "Keys" system.
Lonely		An image of Ryan Gosling from a scene in Blade Runner 2049. Used in response to dystopian events, especially surrounding love or relationships.
Looking		PEPE looking at something, often used when someone attractive is on screen.
LUL		An image of TotalBiscuit used in response to something funny.
LULW		Used ironically when somebody says a played-out joke, or to imitate over-the-top laughter.
LUPUS		An image of Dr. House from the medical/detective show House. The name is a reference to an ongoing joke in the series where doctors always suggest lupus as a possible diagnosis, even if it never is.