If you’re a streamer on Twitch, you probably already know that having custom channel emotes is one of the many perks of affiliation or partnership. However, you don’t automatically get as many emote ...

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Soon, content creators across Twitch will be able to give their emotes a bit more life. In celebrating its tenth anniversary, Twitch is launching a few changes to emotes, including the option to make ...

Streaming website Twitch will soon be bringing animated emotes to the chat box, allowing more emote possibilities than ever before. Alongside this announcement comes a slew of other changes, including ...

Twitch has evolved from a straightforward broadcasting service into a vibrant community where viewers and creators interact. Custom Twitch emotes play a significant role in helping streamers establish ...

Twitch announced plans to release its “biggest emote update” ever soon which includes the addition of animated emotes. These energetic versions of the static emotes available now in Twitch can either ...

Emotes are a great way to add character and distinctiveness to a Twitch community — they can also get casual viewers to pay for subscriptions. A Twitch affiliate who's just starting out, however, used ...

Finally, all those little dumpy Crewmates from Among Us can start shaking their asses on Twitch again. CEO Dan Clancy announced changes to the platform’s Community Guidelines on Wednesday, allowing ...

Twitch announced today that it will release major updates to its Emotes this month to celebrate its 10th anniversary. These new features will include Animated Emotes, Follower Emotes and a Library for ...

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“Simp” is, to put it lightly, a divisive term. On Twitch, TikTok, and Twitter, people mostly use it to express hyper-exaggerated thirst, often to get laughs out of friends or communities. But the word ...