Hopege
A blend of 'hope' and 'Sadge': a Pepe looking sad but with a small candle/light of hope.
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A blend of 'hope' and 'Sadge': a Pepe looking sad but with a small candle/light of hope. Used when chat or the streamer is clinging to a tiny remaining chance of victory. Typically follows Copege in the standard Twitch-grief sequence: bad thing happens → Sadge → Copege → Hopege → next round.
they can still make playoffs Hopege
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A blend of 'cope' and 'Sadge': a Pepe drying his tears with a tissue. Used to mock chat or the streamer for refusing to accept a bad outcome ('you're coping'). Sits between 'Copium' and 'Sadge' tonally: the user is acknowledging the loss while still pretending it's fine. Often paired with 'Hopege' for full emotional sequence.
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A BTTV emote of Pepe the frog crying, the modern successor to FeelsBadMan. Posted when something genuinely sad happens on stream: a streamer loses their pet in-game, a sub leaves, the stream ends, a tournament run dies. Usually spammed in a column. Strong Twitch-to-Discord crossover; teenagers now type 'sadge' in regular text chat to mean 'that's a bummer'.
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A sad Pepe the frog with his face in his hands, an FFZ emote predating Sadge. Used when something on stream genuinely hits emotionally — a story about a death, the end of a long stream series, a beloved character dying in a game. More somber than Sadge, often used solo rather than spammed.
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A round, cute Pepe variant with downcast eyes and a frown, often crying. Part of the peepo emote family. Functionally similar to Sadge but tonally softer/cuter; many chats prefer peepoSad for sweet sad moments (a pet getting hurt, a wholesome character death) and Sadge for bigger emotional gut-punches.
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Portmanteau of 'hope' and 'opium'. Used to describe irrationally high hope in a situation that probably won't pan out — chat insisting the streamer will clutch a doomed game, fans believing in a 1% drop chance, traders convinced a coin will rebound. The companion concept to 'copium': copium is denying a loss has happened, hopium is denying it's coming.