Memes / Vinesauce

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• The meme. [[labelnote:Explanation]]The explanation behind the meme (an origin story alone doesn't suffice).[[/labelnote]] ^Explanation Like this.

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• "when corrupt" ^Explanation An extremely common mistake of new Vinesauce viewers (generally those who came because of the highlight videos) is to jump into a chat and ask when Vinny is going to do corruptions. Frowned upon heavily (partially because it's rude to streamers, but also because Vinny doesn't do corruptions nearly as often as everyone thinks for many reasons), it's commonly referenced in the form of this crude phrase, along with the similar newbie-like "where's Vinny/Joel".
• Mr. Dink. ^Explanation References to Mr. Dink from Doug tend to crop up in streams from Vinny and GPM. With GPM it originated from the Super Mario Galaxy Repainted and he can even do an impression, which he once used during a psychotic rampage in one match of The Culling, while Vinny's references to him stem from when he watched Nickelodeon in the early '90s and he often appears in fan art for Vinny's streams.
• Vsauce. ^Explanation For obvious reasons, Vinesauce tends to get confused for the other popular but unrelated Youtube channel by unnfamiliar outsiders, despite the former technically predating the latter by a few months. As a result it's a common meme to insist in the Youtube comments of Vinesauce videos that the streamer is actually Michael Stevens, and a fair number of Vinny's guest appearances on other podcasts features at least one joke of that nature.
• Every streamer is Vinny. ^Explanation It's startlingly common for new Vinesauce viewers to confuse Vinny and Joel for one another, seeing as they're the two most popular streamers on the team. This has led numerous other Vinesauce members, both male and female, to joke that they're secretly Vinny.
  • Italian Joel/Swedish Vinny ^Explanation A more specific version, this time referencing their nationalities as Vinny is Italian-American and Joel is Swedish.
• TODD ^Explanation  Originates from Joel's streams of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, where the game crashed quite often and Joel came to later mockingly blame Todd Howard, an executive producer of the game, for most of its faults. Later spread to Vinny's glitchfest streams of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, this is now used on any game Todd worked on, but also can happen when the game is from a company owned by ZeniMax Media, since Todd is the most known person related to ZeniMax Media in general.
• Vore^Explanation  Two phrases which are spammed in chat whenever Vinny or Joel play a game where they can get Swallowed Whole, like Spelunky, or when a character is otherwise depicted being Eaten Alive by something else onscreen.
• Stank/crusty. ^Explanation Often used by the streamers and fans to describe anything that's low quality, e.g. "that 90s stank" or "look at that crusty JPEG".
• CBT ^Explanation  Short for Cock-and-Ball Torture, which is Exactly What It Says on the Tin, this acronym originally became popular elsewhere on the internet in the form of a troll tactic where people are tricked to hearing a deadpan and apparently serious reading of the Wikipedia article for Cock-and-Ball Torture simply to squick them out. Eventually, it spread to Vinny and Joel's chats, initially as a non-sequitur, and later became adopted by both streamers as well as other members of the Vineteam as a go-to term for brutally hard challenges in games. Joel in particular ended up creating a whole character around the meme, the "CBT Wizard," inspired by Whitebeard's role as a randomly-teleporting obstacle in the subway level of Bethesda's Where's Wally? game for the NES.
• John Title Drop. ^Explanation Vinny does this when he's at a loss for a character name, especially for game series that he deems generic, like "John Halo" or "John Call of Duty". Eventually started spreading to the other Vinesauce streamers. Became something of an Ascended Meme when the Full Sauce's new manager, who remains anonymous, started using "John Fullsauce" as his online handle. Humorously backfires on Vinny on one occasion while playing Faith: Chapter II when he realizes his own character is already named John. He thinks it might have to do with his favorite NYC eaterie literally being called John's.
• TOOHOO ^Explanation  An intentional misspelling and mispronunciation of Touhou Project done by Joel in several streams. Fans also give secondary misspellings, such as 2hu and TUUHUU. Vinny started using the meme as well after it started to bleed over, particularly when a large number of requests to play certain Touhou games started coming in. Having a number of badly made fan games showing up in Sunday Stream packs also helped.
• I CUM ^Explanation A lyric taken from an NSFW parody of the Super Mario Bros. 3 "Athletic" theme in which the narrator describes their lifestyle of causing mayhem everywhere they go while constantly masturbating and ejaculating everywhere. The video first came to Chat's attention when Joel started playing it during BRBs, and later bled over into Vinny's viewerbase, being invoked whenever the Super Mario Bros. 3 "Athletic" theme is mentioned or even alluded to.

Vinny

Go here for memes from Vinny's Tomodachi Life streams. Memes from his Animal Crossing: New Leaf streams can be found on the YMMV page for that series.

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• Virtually everything involving his Mario and Luigi impressions. They're plenty quotable by themselves but fans will often go the extra mile to percolate them into fan content.
  • Terminal 7. ^Explanation First turns up during his SNES Corruptions video, where he acts out a situation where Luigi has Terminal 7 brain cancer and imagines/hallucinates everything in the Mushroom Kingdom, while Mario is his angry brother. Terminal 7 has since then become a popular gag Somethingitis illness for Vinny and the fanbase to describe sufficiently creepy Body Horror with. The original rant even inspired an entire fangame based off of it.

• From the Super Mario Galaxy Repainted stream, where where Vinny played the first section of Super Mario Galaxy with edited textures and sounds:
  • Do your best. ^Explanation The first (real) stage's theme is replaced with a short, rather irritating children's song about doing one's best. It quickly caught on, with many people telling Vinny to do his best (much to his eventual irritation). Darren converted it to MIDI after the initial stream and it produced results expected by anyone who saw Joel's Windows 8 Destruction streams.
  • "It's hip to fuck bees!" ^Explanation Vinny mentioned that he enjoyed the music from Honeyhive Galaxy and was relieved to hear GPM say that they couldn't change the music. At first it seemed like GPM was telling the truth, but then the music began to slow down and stop, being replaced by an edited version of "Hip to Be Square" that uses a sample of Penn Jillette saying "Shut the fuck up" to change various lyrics to include the phrase "fuck bees". This one caught on almost immediately, but Vinny doesn't like it much.
    • #beesex. ^Explanation Derived from the above (as well as GPM asking Vinny if he'd fuck a bee); Vinny and GPM encouraging people to attempt making it a Twitter trend was part of what led to it becoming a Discredited Meme, at least in Vinny's eyes.

• Malo. ^Explanation Vinny dislikes Malo somewhat due to his toddler-like face and Troubling Unchildlike Behavior. Naturally fans started to exploit this, by inserting Malo into many pieces of fan art, even if they don't relate to the Twilight Princess, much to Vinny's displeasure.
• Vinny's two red dildos. ^Explanation When Vinny's band, Red Vox, released their first album in 2016, a friend of Vinny's (Gearomatic) used his PO Box to send him two cherry-colored sex toys. (Red cocks.) It quickly caught on due to absurdity. He also claims to relieve stress by playing drums with them, which Fred found hilarious when it came up in one of the latter's streams of Miitomo.
• Vinny's clown obsession. ^Explanation Vinny has become associated with clowns due to his strong tendency to joke about them. For example, he joked that the Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder curator was saying "I'm going to honk you" at one point (he was actually Speaking Simlish), he once played Grand Theft Auto V as a masturbation-obsessed clown named Whacko, and shared a bizarre story about some clowns he saw in 2016. He would eventually share a possible origin story for this, stating that his cousin repeatedly tried to scare him with clowns when they were younger, but he didn't find them scary or funny.
• Clussy. ^Explanation A portmanteau of "clown" and "pussy/bussy", means a clown's vagina or anus. It originated from an image◊ someone PM'ed to Vinny. This resulted in Vinny laughing hysterically at it and would periodically reference it in other streams. This later mutated into chat members creating other "-ussy" words whenever Vinny shows an obsession towards something, a trend that eventually got picked up by the broader internet by the start of the 2020s.
• Vinny's tiny hands. ^Explanation Originating from a Jen stream (Jen was talking about Vinny's hands touching her baby-smooth bottom, and a chat member heard it as "baby hands"), it quickly became a joke that Vinny's hands were incredibly small, even though they really aren't. Adding to this is a picture of Vinny holding a relatively large guitar that makes his hands look small by comparison.
• Pepperoni secrets. ^Explanation While playing one of the ROMs from his randomized Super Mario World streams, Vinny encountered a level titled "Pepperoni Secret". Vinny declared the phrase to be the best level name ever, to the point of being far less impressed with every level name from the other randomized ROMs he played during those streams, and appropriated it as a facetious term for tips and hints. Eventually, it got its own emote for Vinny's channel on BetterTTV (a plugin that gives Twitch users more features and customization options).
• Check Under the Crib. ^Explanation When Vinny was playing Fallout 4, the chat was telling him there was Ammo and other loot under the crib in the protagonist's house, the meme is now used by chat whenever Vinny is looking for anything in any game.
• Japes. ^Explanation Originating from his discovery of the word from the Donkey Kong 64 level Jungle Japes, Vinny frequently refers to misinformation given out in the chat during streams as "japes", resulting in the creation of a Twitch emoticon of CD-i Link laughing titled "VineJape" as well as the word being frequently used in reference to games as well when they implement red herrings and other mechanics designed intentionally to trick you or catch you off guard.
  • "Vinny it was japes, Vinny it was not japes." ^Explanation A little jingle Vinny came up with for whenever his Twitch chat starts arguing childishly over some form of conflicting information.
• Speed Luigi. ^Explanation Originating from his Game & Wario Miiverse Sketch streams, any time Vinny had extra time to draw something in the Miiverse challenges, he would sketch a crudely drawn Luigi with an insanely long tongue, who would often lick whoever/whatever else is depicted in the drawing. The character has since then become very popular with fans due to his simplicity and silliness.

• North left. ^Explanation During a Subnautica stream Vinny was told to go "north left" and it became a go-to example of bad directions. This inspired viewers to continually tell Vinny to go "north left" when telling him to go northwest in a 3D or top-down game.
• Do not presume. ^Explanation During Vinny's fifth anniversary stream, he had serious Internet problems. He contacted Verizon, his Internet provider, and was told something along the lines of "Do not presume the problem is with Verizon" (it was). Said in a thick Indian accent, the meme is typically used to joke about Verizon's internet services.
  • Vinerizon/"Is Vinerizon happening again?" ^Explanation A photoshop◊ of a stock image on Verizon's internet speed checker that Vinny made during one bout of internet issues, which he tweets to Verizon whenever his connection goes down. He also uses said picture whenever his internet speeds crash in general, as seen here. The photoshop was turned into an emote thanks to its ridiculous appearance and ultimately became its own character, often combined with the "do not presume" meme.
• He Thicc^Explanation An odd-looking Mii that appeared in one of Vinny's Mario Kart 8 streams as a multiplayer opponent; it spawned several themed Mario ROM hacks, although the quality of said hacks (basically being one-note jokes that changed the sprites and text, and nothing else), and the fact that He Thicc even gained a following at all, led to it becoming a Discredited Meme in Vinny's opinion — requesting that viewers stop sending him He Thicc games unless they had more effort put into them. Viewers did deliver on that promise, however: the most recent He Thicc hacks, based on Super Mario World, have received a relatively better reception (with Super He Thicc Worl & Knuckles containing custom levels, and even a portion of Ice Cap Zone in reference to his recent Sonic the Hedgehog 3 stream).
• MORTIS ^Explanation The Game Over screen for the indie horror game FAITH. It caught on with the Twitch crowd thanks to the retro text-to-speech and repetition from Vinny dying repeatedly to the game's resident Stringy-Haired Ghost Girl. The word often gets thrown around en masse whenever Vinny dies in other games, especially if it's in a spectacular or dumb fashion.
• binyot ^Explanation When Vinny got his copy of The Room signed by Tommy Wiseau, Wiseau mishears Vinny's name and spells it out as "Binny". "Binny" then became its own thing for a while as Vinny slowly corrupted it into "binyot" while saying it in a funny accent. The "yot" portion was inspired by the growing use of the word "thot" at the time, and is sometimes used by Vinny to call out chat being weird about suggestive material ("Chat, are you yot-ing?")
  • binyot why you play babby gaem why you no schüt ^Explanation During the Kirby Planet Robobot stream, which was concurrent with his Doom stream, a chat member calls Vinny out by asking "Vinny, what's with the babu games?". Vinny then proceeded to call the member out back by saying Doom isn't enough to "sate his bloodlust", culminating in the quote above also eventually bastardized into a funny accent. Since then, the quote comes up to mock the idea of video games being invalidated for having a cute aesthetic and that only ultra-violent games can apply.
  • Intentionally butchering Vinny's name.^Explanation  A further mutation of the Binyot meme, where chat members will completely butcher his name into things that vaguely sound like Vinny or Binyot, or things that make absolutely no sense whatsoever. Examples include Bean yatch, rowboat, and throat punch.

• ¿Qué Pasa Neng? ^Explanation  During one stream, Vinny decided to show off ¿Qué Pasa Neng? El Videojuego, a PlayStation 2 game from Spain centering around the eponymous character created by Spanish comedian Edu Soto as a parody of Spain's electronic music scene in the 1990's. The incredibly bizarre nature of both the game and Neng himself quickly caught on with fans, leading to a fanart-based meme revolving around various Vinesauce-related characters mimicking the pose on the game's boxart.◊
• Meat ^Explanation An odd picture of a worm◊, eventually discovered to be a product of Yagher Effects, and used in a British MSN ad. Examples of their work show up in Child's Play and Tales from the Crypt, among others. Vinny found it with the caption "My meat watching me open incognito for the 4th time today", and he proceeded to joke about it being his "facecam". Of course, with Vinny's fanbase being as weird as he is, someone actually took him up on the "facecam" thing, complete with Mouth Flaps whenever Vinny talks. Following the end of his Bloodborne stream, Meat's catchphrase also became "Yeow!" after the screams of the Orphan of Kos. The regular Vinesauce YouTube channel has a Meat highlights-slash-"history lesson" video here.
• Mario Pissing^Explanation A short Stylistic Suck "animation" with very ridiculous voice acting — wherein a Goomba complains that Mario isn't jumping on him like he's "supposed" to, since he's too busy peeing. Vinny made a joke about the video in his Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga stream after encountering a vat of yellow-ish looking broth in Joke's End, but it didn't truly take off as a meme until "Best of Trash" — where Vinny played a game that was essentially an RPG Maker recreation of the same animation. Some of the lines from said video (including "Time to take a PISS." and "What the hell are you doooooing?") have appeared on other streams (especially if Toilet Humor comes up). This was followed up by Mario Pissing Arcade GP DX (which is similar to the aforementioned RPG Maker game, except replacing the Goomba with Tommy Wiseau, and using Vinny's reading of Mario's lines from his playthrough of the previous game as voice acting), and Merio Takes a Piss: The Game, which has just as much Stylistic Suck as the original video. The vinePiss emote is often spammed in chat whenever toilet humor is involved, even if Mario Pissing itself is not referenced.
• Genius Kojumbo ^Explanation An affectionate remark on the inherently silly things Hideo Kojima puts in his games that turn out to be Foreshadowing or Chekhov's Gags. Originates from a bizarre Android bootleg of Death Stranding called Deadly Standing, self-described on the Play Store as being made by "genius Kojumbo".
• Squeezing hogs. ^Explanation After the Crotch-Grab Sex Check in Metal Gear Solid 2, Vinny kept referring to the action as "squeezing my hog", and it's bled into other streams. Even David Hayter got in on the fun.
• Vinny dying. ^Explanation Vinny's reaction to the Metal Gear Survive trailer still occasionally sees use as a reaction GIF. Hell, Vinny used it himself one time as a Gag Censor.
• Sad Vinny ^Explanation Vinny is known for usually looking incredibly sad or despairing◊ whenever he appears on camera. Some of it is deliberately played up, but fans have noticed that even images where he is smiling tend to still look sad. As a result he's gained a memetic reputation as The Eeyore, which sometimes combines with the above "Vinny Dying" meme for memes about him undergoing Death by Despair.
• Vinny will never stream Mother 3. ^Explanation  MOTHER 3 has been the subject of many, many requests from fans, especially after Vinny enjoyed the previous game. Vinny has long teased his fans on when he'll stream the game, often baiting them by saying he won't, or will... at a much later date. He's gone on to say that he'll stream the game before the end of 2018... after Christmas. This is usually accompanied by the Crab Rave Meme. He made good on his promise by streaming MOTHER 3 on December 28.
• "Kill jestah." ^Explanation A snippet from an "Adventure Call" segment of Limmy's Show, where a caller's first action is to kill off an annoying jester character. It becomes a rallying cry of the chat whenever Vinny meets a sinister/creepy jester character in a game, such as Cicero and Dimentio.
• Vinny's dog quota ^Explanation As of the Red Dead Redemption II streams, Vinny has had abysmal luck with dogs in video games, often injuring or killing them by mistake. This string of bad luck and its contrast with Vinny's love of dogs spawned jokes about him keeping a Kill Tally of the number of dogs he kills in video games, and needing to kill at least one in-game dog per stream.
• Vinny's "RP Guy" voice. ^Explanation A vaguely Slavic accent originally used to satirize online roleplayers, based on a rather infamous Garry's Mod video from 2011, which has become something of a Fountain of Memes due to Vinny procuring an unusually high amount of catchphrases that utilize the voice, often revolving around inherently funny words and bastardizations of his own name.
  • "plae DMC2 is the beast"/"but booty only twenty minutes" ^Explanation When Vinny played Devil May Cry 5 at launch and had to get a refresher, he was very quick to catch on to the in-game timeline heavily downplaying Devil May Cry 2 (which, thanks to some extreme Troubled Production, is considered the weakest game in the series by far and one of the worst character action games ever made) and continued to make fun of the game later on. Fans like to make joke comments demanding that Vinny play the game, generally based on a quote that Vinny typed and read in the RP Guy voice during his final stream of Devil May Cry 5. The phrase DMC2 and "Booty," a corruption of Vinny's name from the aforementioned quote, would later become popular with Vinny, either as non-sequiturs or as jabs at overly-demanding viewers. It became a Discredited Meme in its original form when he really played ninety minutes of Devil May Cry 2 after it was reached as a charity incentive, but has since been expanded to mock more demanding requests and justifications from chat, most prominently one in which people hounded him about his refusal to stream Persona 5 on account of the game's length, claiming that it could be beaten in just 20 minutes within the normal course of play.
• SPEEN ^Explanation A phrase Vinny tends to shout whenever he sees anything spinning in a game, using a voice similar to— but according to Word of God, not synonymous with— the RP Guy voice. Vinny's self-professed fondness for the bit and his tendency to vary it up almost every time he does it has made it particularly popular in fan remixes and other edits.
• Me? Gongaga. ^Explanation An older video from before Vinny started streaming, it's a YouTube Poop parodying a scene in Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core, when Zack introduces himself to Cloud. The meme eventually gained traction outside of the Vinesauce community, one of the few Vinesauce memes to do so.
• DEDICATION ^Explanation During a particularly difficult level of Marble It Up, Vinny eventually lost his patience after one too many deaths and let out a horrible and unusually visceral scream of frustration right after saying "Want to talk about some— some dedication?". The "Dedication" scream eventually became a sort of gold standard for subsequent rage screams, and even became an Ascended Meme in Marble It Up when the developers added a secret Vinesauce marble skin that's unlocked using the passcode "DEDICATION" in all-caps.
• Depowering/Low-Power Arnold ^Explanation A voice Vinny came up with to amuse himself during particularly tedious segments in Super Paper Mario, consisting of a stock Arnold Schwarzenegger impression combined with a deep, growling voice, with said impression consisting solely of Howard Langston telling his son Jamie that he is "losing power" and demanding to be fed cookies to recharge, although later adding a further impression of Arnold talking about "stogies" (sourced from an interview excerpt in which the real-life Schwarzenegger brags about being able to smoke cigars unrestricted). The voice quickly caught on with audiences due to how absurd it was, and Vinny himself enjoyed it enough to continue using it in later streams. Vinny later stated that part of the appeal of the voice to him is seeing just how deep he can go with it, attempting to perform the voice in a lower pitch each time he brings it out.
• Robertsons ^Explanation An Unusual Euphemism for boobs.
• Vinny's Slime Girl fetish^Explanation Vinny has an odd history with slime girls, having occasionally referenced them during past streams. However, he became to be more thoroughly associated with them after a Black Mesa stream in which he detailed a conversation he had with a friend during a party, in which the friend describing That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime led to Vinny bringing up slime girls with no prior provocation— at which point the whole room suddenly and shiftily quieted down. Since then, fans have joked about Vinny having a fetish for slime girls, with them occasionally being referenced in memes and fanart.
  • Like a champ^Explanation A phrase stemming from a moment during the 2019 New Year's Eve stream, in which a round of AI Dungeon 2 ended in Rem Lezar creating a slime girl who immediately starts sucking off everyone in the room. The sheer absurdity and sudden pornographic nature of the event (depicted entirely in text) quickly caught on with fans, with the phrase "like a champ" (deriving from a description of the slime girl's oral sex skills) becoming widely used in connection with slime girls and slime characters in general.
• Maclanky/maclunkey ^Explanation  During a stream of AI Dungeon 2, the game bugged out and incessantly repeated "You look at the maclanky and think about how delicious it would be. You think about how delicious it would be if you ate it raw. You think about how delicious it would be if you ate it cooked" (the word "maclanky" is an AI-mangled version of "maclunkey", which comes from a notorious edit to the Greedo scene in the Disney+ cut of A New Hope) no matter what Vinny tried, causing him to devolve into complete hysterics. Fan art and general memeage followed, boosted by "maclunkey" and "maclanky" being inherently funny words, with chat quoting it in repetitive sections of games.
• E^Explanation From Vinny's Trials of Mana streams, where Angela lets out a high-pitched squeak whenever she jumps. The noise was already a meme among fans of the game for how out-of-place it sounds (which can lead to narm during more plot-important fights), but with Vinny it particularly gained traction.
• "Kinda what?" ^Explanation During Final Fantasy VII Remake, the stream cut off just as Barret's daughter Marlene is in the middle of commenting on another character. The disconnect happens immediately after Barret asks her in response, "kinda what?" As a result, the response remained unheard until several minutes later, when Vinny looked up the rest of the dialogue in a video, leading to an amusingly underwhelming conclusion. This now pops up whenever a similar scenario happens with a character trailing off mid-sentence, usually with a much more urgent tone from Vinny.
• SHOT ^Explanation Vinny's favourite film is Blade Runner, and he tends to reference or quote the movie on his streams rather often. Often enough in fact that it became a Drinking Game every time he brings it up. Sometimes this also extends to some of his other interests, like Star Wars and Star Trek.
• Smooth/Dry/4 AM Brain ^Explanation A self-deprecating group of jokes referencing the roles that brain gyri/"wrinkles" and cerebrospinal fluid play in maintaining human cognitive ability, and deriving from Vinny's tendency to become less and less mentally sharp as the night drags on, with 4 AM EST typically being when he's at his dullest. References to low-quality brain texture and the apparent brain-draining powers of 4 AM have since become a mainstay of fandom in-jokes and fanart.
  • Yam Brain/Yam/Yamming ^Explanation An accidental misreading of the phrase "4 AM" in a piece of fanart, thanks to the 4 being written in a style similar to a Y. This misreading meshed well with the above self-deprecating jokes about Vinny's slipping mental acuity, causing "yam brain" to become a synonym for "4 AM Brain" among Vinny's viewerbase. "Yam" itself later morphed into a verb and a standalone noun with identical connotations.
• Estoy loopin ^Explanation A phrase playing off of a variant◊ of the old "I'm poopin" meme, in which the cat in the base photoset is photoshopped to wear a sombrero with the captions reading "estoy poopin." Vinny first caught wind of the "estoy poopin" meme via a piece of Mother 3 fanart on the Vinebooru based on it, and over a year later the "estoy loopin" variant started seeing use by both Vinny and Chat in response to Vinny's stream crashing or dropping frames, which typically results in the last 10-30 seconds of footage looping repeatedly before the channel is forced offline.
• C O C K INJURED^Explanation One scene in Vinny's Dragon Quest XI streams involves a number of male sailors pretending to be injured in the hopes of being felt up by the White Mage Serena. A chat member yelled this phrase out during said scene, and its implications as well as the phrase being in all-caps with spaces made it immediately stand out to Vinny. Since then, Vinny and chat will use "COCK INJURED" during scenes involving a Groin Attack, as well as pun variants (e.g. "STOCK INJURED" when KO-ing in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate).
• "These shrimp fresh?"^Explanation While Vinny was messing around in Cyberpunk 2077, one of the many glitches that he encountered was a seafood vendor that remained relatively unaffected by whatever he did to her. All the while, the dialogue for buying from her continuously repeated as he placed several dead NPCs on and around the area. The Shrimp Lady has developed a definitive point of focus for following streams of Cyberpunk 2077, alongside echoes of the dialogue by Vinny, his friends, and chat, ultimately bleeding into the wider Cyberpunk playerbase as well.
• CAPUSSI^Explanation Comes from a video made by the titular Capussi, where their intro is Vinny saying their name, the voice clip itself coming from a months-old art segment that Vinny forgot about. When Vinny watched the video during that night's art segment, the sheer abruptness of how quickly the intro segues into the actual video, coupled with Vinny being more tired than usual that night, led him to devolve into delirious laughter, which only got stronger with the outro being the same voice clip slowed down and overlapped with a reverberating fart sound effect. This left Vinny in such stitches that he had to outright cancel the art segment, and from that point forward CAPUSSI has become a running gag among both Vinny and his viewerbase.
• Doodle Dip ^Explanation From Vinny's stream of the exceedingly weird "create your own cartoon" game Space Kids, in which the character Zeedle would utter this Speaking Simlish nonsense phrase as a G-rated swear. The phrase quickly caught on with chat and even ended up on Vinny's soundboard. It often crops up when other games feature creatures that resemble the characters from Space Kids, and eventually became an emote for Vinny's channel; Zeedle himself also became a popular character to incorporate in fanart and fangames, often misnamed "Doodle Dip" as a result of the phrase's popularity.
• Vinny's Passive Proc'd^Explanation Vinny has a bizarre tendency to accidentally come across glitches without any intentional effort on his part, with both he and his fans jokingly describing it as a passive ability that he has. Consequently, saying that "[Vinny's] passive proc'd," which he sometimes says in response to such glitches, is common in fanart and other fan content.
• Every white man with brown hair and a beard is Vinny. ^Explanation Vinny would receive many comments mentioning his purported resemblance to various other real and fictional men with such features. While many of these early comments were unironic, given what a broad category it is, it's been repeated enough times and with some ridiculous-enough comparisons to have taken off in the ironic sense, with fans treating Vinny as the ultimate embodiment of the Ridiculously Average Guy trope in real life.

Joel

• BonziBUDDY. ^Explanation A very, very infamous spyware program masquerading as a desktop assistant with a purple gorilla as a mascot. His escapades in the Windows XP destruction stream gave him a boost in popularity (eventually reaching Discredited Meme status big time).
• Joel's dad. ^Explanation Joel has a tendency to reference his father, who is reportedly an eccentric man who sounds like Kermit the Frog. He would later become popular with Joel's fans.
  • Joel downloading boobs ^Explanation One of Joel's most well-known stories surrounding his father details an incident from Joel's childhood when he downloaded a desktop stripper program, only to discover that not only did it run far worse than it did in the advertisement (with Joel comparing it to an epileptic seizure), but he also didn't know how to get it off of the computer, leading him to have to ask his dad for help, much to the latter's overwhelming disappointment. As a result of the incident, Joel's dad would later burst into Joel's room unannounced angrily asking if he "download[ed] boobs again." The passionate delivery Joel gives to his dad's angered question at the end of the story led to it catching on among fans.
• Grand Dad^Explanation From the 2014 Mario bootlegs stream. Joel once played a bootleg game called Super Mario 7 (which was referred to as 7 Grand Dad by the title screen), which was a ROM hack of the game The Flintstones: The Rescue Of Dino & Hoppy that featured an Off-Model Mario sprite in the title screen and a player character who has Mario's head on Fred Flintstone's body. His reaction was entertaining enough, especially when the theme song kicked in, but then a YouTube channel called SiIvaGunner (impersonating GilvaSunner, who uploads many video game OSTs) started remixing real video game OSTs to add the infamous tune. ROM-hacking viewers would later send Joel ROM hacks featuring Grand Dad, generally portraying him as a villain. Grand Dad has since become a Discredited Meme for the most part for Joel as a result of its omnipresence, especially after it took off among the SiIvaGunner fanbase, though he does more affectionately nod back to it from time to time. The meme is sometimes rendered as "GRAYUND DAYUD" due to Joel's accent.
• MIDI-fying songs. ^Explanation From his Windows 8 Destruction stream; he attempted to put an MP3 of "The Time Is Now" into a website that would convert it to MIDI... but then discovers the end result is a mess of piano notes that vaguely resembles the actual song at best. It quickly became trendy to put other songs through the site (with varying results), to the point where it has its own subreddit. On Vinesauce itself, Darren later did this with the "Do Your Best" song from Vinny's Super Mario Galaxy Repainted stream.

• Who's been drawing DICKS!? ^Explanation Taken from a story during Joels' Windows XP Destruction stream where he describes a classmate who constantly opened MS Paint on the school computers to draw penises, to the irritation of the teacher. Joel's delivery of the teacher's reaction, the above line, quickly caught on due to the goofy voice he used, and since then the phrase has commonly been invoked by fans and in fan content for the sake of absurdity; its use in a SiIvaGunner parody of the Mario Paint track "Creative Exercise" led fans to especially invoke the phrase whenever that game comes up.
• DUANE! ^Explanation Comes from the Direct to Video film Barbie Dance Club, where a kid named Duane does a So Bad, It's Good dance while his name is shouted. While popular for a long time beforehand, Joel gave it a boost in relevance, with him seeing Duane as a Memetic Badass and using a channel emote slot for him. It got especially popular around the time of Joel's M.U.G.E.N streams, where Duane is a Lethal Joke Character who takes on Giygas alone and wins, and he also chose the name "DUANE" for his starter Pokémon in Pokémon Vietnamese Crystal.
• Pussy destroyer. ^Explanation A phrase Joel used to describe Peter Norton, as in "Norton Antivirus", whose image showed up during an attempted Mac Destruction stream (which was compiled with his Windows 7 Destruction highlights). It has since been almost universally attached to Duane (see above) despite not originally referring to him, mostly due to Joel's attempts to get a Norton emote made being denied due to Norton being a person who hasn't consented to such a usage of his image.
• Expand dong. ^Explanation An already pretty popular meme was to put the words "expand dong" over Donkey Kong's face, using text spliced from the cover of Donkey Kong 64's box. However, on Vinesauce it's associated with BonziBUDDY, as the first time he downloaded the program, it asked for Joel's name and he responded by entering the words "Expand Dong" into the fields. Joel has referenced this meme quite a few times throughout the stream since then.
• Dr.Pepper. ^Explanation Chat-picked name for the main character of Life and Death (surgery sim), which amused Joel enough to be referenced and used in many later streams.
• Pringles. ^Explanation Pringles are apparently Joel's Trademark Favorite Food, because he has referenced them multiple times, such as when he made a failed attempt to replace Mario's face in Dr. Mario with the Pringles man's, as well as when he accidentally drew the Pringles man in Mario Paint when attempting to draw a stereotypical old-timey villain. Fan artists have referenced this (such as this piece, which references both Dr. Pringles and Dr. Pepper) and one viewer sent him a ROM hack of Super Mario Bros. that replaced Mario with Dr. Pringles.
• The Duwang Dub ^Explanation A two-part reading of various out-of-context panels from a notoriously poor-quality scanslation of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable. Joel's over-the-top delivery combined with the silly stock background music and "Blind Idiot" Translation led it to catch on almost instantaneously as a subject for remixes and edits, and nowadays it's become popular enough for many people to genuinely be unaware that the original videos were Joel's creation, something Joel himself repeatedly remarked about.

• HET / Felix the НЕТ ^Explanation Comes from a Russian bootleg of Felix the Cat on the Sega Genesis, specifically on the continue screen (нет means "no" in Russian, pronounced "nyet", but Joel pronounces it "KHHHH-et"). Choosing нет led to an extremely gruesome Game Over screen. Also received a bump from SiIvaGunner thanks to an infamous incident, in which clicking an annotation with this label led to a Shock Site.
• "This is it, stranger!" ^Explanation From his Mad Dog Mccree video, during Buckskin Bonnie's segment of the game Joel dies seventeen times during the shootout with McCree after easily icing him during his first attempt in Shooting Beaver's scenario, and every time he would continue McCree would repeat his speech ("This is it, stranger! Go ahead. You're already a dead man!"). It caught on very quickly among fans.

• Dooki Nooki ^Explanation During one Sega Genesis Madness stream, Joel came across a Brazilian Genesis port of Duke Nukem 3D, eventually leading him to mess around with Duke Nukem-related phrases in Google Translate. At one point, he wrote "my name is Duke Nukem" in the input box while it was set to Portuguese, leading to the text-to-speech function to read it as "my name is Dookey Nookey" (due to it attempting to pronounce Duke's name as if it were actual Portuguese); the result quickly caught on with fans, to the point where "Dooki Nooki" has become the de-facto nickname for Duke on Joel's streams and even got a shout-out from Jon St. John himself at the end of Joel's "Best of 2017" video!
• Leif Erikson Day ^Explanation  Initially as Holiday in USA and as a moment from SpongeBob SquarePants TV Show episode called Bubble Buddy. As a Vinesauce meme, it was not used until one of Joel chat room members did a video during the "portrayed by Sponge Bob" craze, which the Leif Erikson Day moment was a accurate representation of Joel. Joel liked the video and since them, both the Holiday and HINGA DINGA DURGEN became jokes among the fans whenever Joel talks about Scandinavia or Norse people in general, despite Leif Erikson being born in Norway, and Joel in Sweden. Sometimes, Patrick's version of the gag (YAGER HINGER DINGER) is actually used.
• Stay Hydrated / Hydrate ^Explanation  A reference to Stay_Hydrated_Bot, an automatically-operated Twitch account that appears in various streamers' chats and posts hourly reminders to drink a certain amount of water in order to remain sufficiently hydrated. As a result of its constant presence, members of Joel's chat started coming up with nicknames such as "Water Bot / Boy" and "Hydrobot". The chat's attachment to Stay_Hydrated_Bot became so great that one user created a YouTube account based around the bot, sporting Aqua from Konosuba as their PFP (thanks to her being a water goddess In-Universe), simply to post similar reminders in the comments to Joel's videos on both his main channel and Vargskelethor Uncut.
• Vampire Abraham Lincoln. ^Explanation In Joel's stream of The Town with No Name whenever an antagonist died, the undertaker, a gap-toothed and wall-eyed man dressed in all black, would slide across the screen while a quick rendition of the funeral march played. Given the wild west setting of the game, the character was seen a lot and his completely unexplained presence (in a game already known for its unintentionally surreal tone) made him endlessly hilarious to both the chat and Joel himself.+ His face ended up becoming a chat emote and Joel even has a transparent gif of him sliding across the screen at the ready to use whenever someone dies or something unfortunate happens.
• Arch-viles. ^Explanation Throughout the Doom Mapping Contest, Joel makes it clear that he despises fighting against Arch-viles, often freaking out or threatening to take off nonexistant points whenever he encountered one. As you can probably imagine, when the 2nd Mapping Contest happened, Arch-viles became much more common in the WADs submitted, much to Joel's lack of surprise.
• "Joel gets meaner every day." ^Explanation  During his 2018 Link to the Past stream, Joel was being chastized for supposedly not following chat's advice when it came to navigating the cave leading to Death Mountain. Joel's reaction prompted a peculiar response from one of the chat members, "Joel, you get meaner every day," which he then read out loud and spent the next few minutes stating his overwhelming confusion over. The line and variations of the gag, such as "Joel gets sleepier every day," now get frequent use at the slightest and most unusual provocation.
• OwO ^Explanation  When the streamer says "oh, what's this?", or when some character design or dialogue in a game is furry bait.
• Mario Screaming ^Explanation  A video by YouTube user MetalKingBoo that features... Mario screaming (specifically one of the burn damage voice clips from Super Mario Sunshine ran through a harmonizer). Joel first used it on his second stream of the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? PC game, then started applying it to BRB screens as a sound gag accompanying the background music, and eventually made it a running gag in other situations (usually Epic Fails). The gag quickly caught on with viewers due to the sheer absurdity of it, eventually becoming immortalized via the "vinejoelMAMA" emote, which features Mario's face from the Photoshopped Super Mario 64 artwork used in the original video.
• BUP^Explanation  An edited soundbyte of Toad from Mario Kart 64; originally from Super Mario 64 streamer Simpleflips' community, the meme ended up crossing over into Joel's as a result of the two being Friendly Fandoms (itself stemming from the above "Shoutouts to Simpleflips" joke).
• Pantherk ^Explanation  An Original Character for the game engine M.U.G.E.N, which features 100% original assets made by an unknown author. The character was featured in a fangame called Mortal Kombat Chaotic, in the same vein of VHFSMACVUSMRRM. It's a crossover game which includes not only MK franchise characters, but also, Original Characters and UMK3-adapted characters. One of them is Pantherk, who owns a fighting style similar to Shao Kahn, but groans like Goro and his head is almost the same as King from Tekken series. With his bad color palette, a sampling montage of a text-to-speech program that's supposed to sound like Shao Kahn saying "Pantherk" (which sounds more like as "Danterk") and the copy-and-paste passion, Joel modified some things here-and-there in the character to make him more OP in that game. His quick acceptation by the chat and fans turned him into a Moobot (a Twitch bot for management of chat) command, as well a secondary emote for those who use BetterTTV.
• European Aim ^Explanation  When playing first-person shooters, Joel somehow wastes his ammo as if there is no tomorrow. This action is called European Aim, or EU Aim for short. Variations are made when he talks about something from his European costumes are similar to American costumes and the chat starts mocking-off about how European things are inferior compared to American / Japanese things (e.g.: EU Pepsi). First heard in one of his Resident Evil 2 (Remake) streams.
• Dog 2^Explanation Based on a bit in Joel's commentary stream of Ubisoft's E3 2019 presentation, in which he pulls up a stock image of a dog (a reference to a moment in which one presenter inexplicably brought a pit bull on-stage, which simply laid down the whole time it was there) and feeds it a "rare baguette" (a riff on Ubisoft's French origins), causing it to evolve into... the exact same dog, but with a handlebar mustache and a beret. Joel, in his usual style of absurdist humor, promply named the "evolved" pooch "Dog 2", and the character stuck with both himself and his viewers, becoming both a FrankerFaceZ emote for his channel and a counter-spam catchprase posted ad-nauseum in response to raids or other instances of unwanted spam (most notably with people who spam Vinny's "ANTS" meme in Joel's chat).
• Louter(, Joel)! LOUTER!^Explanation His usual response to games that are extremely loud, often with a faked accent (hence "louter") and Joel using his little kid voice. Nine times out of ten, he'll also turn the volume up just to mess with the audience.
• Fecalfunny.com ^Explanation.  A joke from part 1 of Joel's playthrough of an actual 7 Grand Dad cartridge (via a Famiclone) in which Joel devises a fictional website for hosting "diarrheic" content in reference to his own penchant for Toilet Humor. Not too long after the initial joke, someone genuinely purchased "fecalfunny.com" as a domain name and programmed it to redirect to Joel's Twitch channel. Since then, "fecalfunny.com" has become self-deprecatory slang for Joel's channel and content, to the point where he proceeded to joke about using it in place of his actual channel URL while viewing a fan animation based on the opening to Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!— only to find out that the artist already beat him to it, to his excited glee.
• "Check the bathroom." "No! I'm not checking the bathroom!" ^Explanation During his playthrough of Signal Simulator, Joel makes it clear that he's terrified of the possibility of encountering aliens extending off of his own genuine belief in and fear of intelligent alien life (following an incident in childhood where he claims he saw a UFO in the form of a glowing orange light in broad daylight), prompting chat to constantly tell him to check the bathroom of his station. Joel naturally refuses every time.
  • "Joel Checks the Bathroom" ^Explanation In the sixth stream of Signal Simulator, Joel really did encounter the bathroom alien Easter Egg and freaked out tremendously at the sight of the alien peeking through his window. Fandom animator Zeurel quickly produced a short animation of Joel's reaction; this animation quickly became a popular exploitable, showing Joel reacting to any number of things behind the bathroom door.
• Mug ^Explanation During his Black Mesa playthrough, Joel gets into a discussion about soft drinks and he expresses an interest in Mug Root Beer because he likes the dog mascot and thinks "mug" is a funny word. This later spawned into several "Mug" related expressions like "Mug Moment" or "Mug Gamer". Joel jokingly pitched the idea of starting a fake Steam group or clan called "Mug" after discovering that there exists a Steam group for Lidl. A fan later sent Joel a mod for Black Mesa that gave the vending machines, soda cans, and HEV chargers Mug logos, much to his excitement. The whole thing then culminated in Joel importing a case of Mug from the United States and trying it on stream, where he promptly voiced his approval of the flavour.
• Joel has small eyeballs.^Explanation During his playthrough of DOOM Eternal, Joel played the game in windowed mode, while also increasing the UI size. This, combined with the way he often missed items and objects critical to progress, led to a chat member to say this. This sent Joel into hysterics, and led to the sentence being repeated every time Joel doesn't notice something important to the game, as a rough analog to similar jokes about Jerma985 supposedly being comically short.
• AGGA ^Explanation A nonsense phrase stemming from an incident during a BRB when an error in Joel's Xsplit streaming software caused his programs to lock up while he was in the middle of superimposing text over a clip of the McDonald's dance party scene in Mac and Me. His increasing inability to troubleshoot the problem led to him panicking and keysmashing out of frustration, leaving the letters "AGGA" (among others, such as "FFFFF", "FUCKF" and "HELPH") stuck on the screen for a good part of the segment. The absurdity of the phrase and the overall situation, plus the fact that that the Star Wars theme was loudly blaring over in the background on a loop, later resulted in Joel's chat typically spamming "AGGA" to the Star Wars theme and any mention of the franchise in in general as well as whenever Joel runs into technical difficulties.
• TORNÁDO/TWISTER ZONE ^Explanation A reoccurring phrase from Joel in his Windows 98 Destruction video where he plays a Czech game promoting Twister ice cream that, at least on Joel's version, has very loud/bass-boosted audio. The phrase and its variations are regularly used by both Joel and chat in response to any sort of overly loud audio.
• Snusk ^Explanation When on his "Gamer Protein Powder" segment, Joel noticed a one star, one word review for the "The Butcher" protein powder, that simply contained the word "Snusk", (it means filth in Swedish), and due to its Inherently Funny Words nature, it immediately blew up in the fanbase, it's often used for something that's so shitty and insane it's funny.
  • Hell, the entire line of So Bad, It's Good The Butcher protein powder commercials goes into this category, especially the extremely exploitable reaction face◊ by the dude in the commercials.
• Thumb Joel/VargThumb^Explanation A photoshopped picture of Joel that gives him an unusually thick neck and pointy head in the vein of Heavy Weapons Guy. Originating from a post on the Vinesauce subreddit, the image would gain extra attention when it was used as a visual representation of Joel in Did You Know Gaming's video on Super Mario Bros. bootlegs, jarring with their typical formality. Since then, the image has been a popular source of jokes, fanart, and further edits among fans for its ridiculousness, and it eventually became a BTTV emote on Joel's channel.
• In 1972... ^Explanation The entire opening of The A-Team. Used first in Ubisoft Forward E3 2021 presentation and is mainly used when some warfare or footage from FPS games appears. It is also an copypasta material for Twitch Chat.
• Joel's Soul Calibur III Stream ^Explanation One day, Joel decided to stream Soul Calibur III, however, massive technical issues occured, like severe audio delay, which forced him to restart and repeat the stream from scratch multiple times, which resulted in the below copypasta, and also turning it into a glorious meme hell in the process.
  • The Soul Calibur III Copypasta ^Copypasta Alright, so we're gonna be checking out Soul Calibur 3 tonight. Umm...One of my favorite fighting games on the Playstation 2, umm...you know. And it's not really comparable to Tekken. Ehh, you know, it's a Namco game, and... Uhhm, for me, uh...for me, it's important because Soul Calibur 3 was kind of my introduction to the series...umm...and, um...umm...yeah, it-it-it's an incredible game..
• SPRUNK'D ^Explanation During Joel's stream of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas: Definitive Edition, he decided to blow money on hundreds of cans of Sprunk to have enough money to bet all of it on horse racing. He proceeded to spend close to an hour drinking Sprunk while listening to '80s music. As he got to the chorus of "Eye of the Tiger", the game crashed thanks to a memory leak glitch (which, contrary to popular belief, is in all versions of the game), and Joel's save file was corrupted due to the autosave kicking in when he drank the game-crashing Sprunk. He proceeded to declare that he "Sprunk'd" the game, and the ridiculousness of the situation combined with the game's reputation as a Porting Disaster resulted in "Sprunk'd" catching on as a term for crashing a game so badly that it won't even open again.

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GPM

• Buff Riku. ^Explanation During GPM's time at Games Repainted, one of the most popular and abused images to insert was a inexplicably muscular drawing of Kingdom Hearts' resident Bishōnen, initially found when fellow repainter Fred Fuchs searched for the opposite of inflation art during Super Mario Sunshine Repainted. It transferred over to GPM's streams, becoming a mascot and leading into the following meme.
  • Buff everything. ^Explanation GPM's "Miiverse Is Hell" streams involve Audience Participation in the form of "Buff Threads", where only drawings of raw Testosterone Poisoning is allowed. This has led to buff versions of every fictional character under the sun (including ones without any limbs whatsoever), as well as buffed versions of nonliving objects.
• succ. ^Explanation While it's already a meme in general, it turned into an Arc Word for GPM during the OpenRCT2 multiplayer stream with Joel. He had built a ride called "succ"; first, it led to a patch of meadow with "SUCC" crudely written in the grass, then was made into a full circuit, except that cars on it derail and crash spectacularly. ("succ has crashed." "4 people have died in an accident on succ.") Signs along the ride read "WELCOME TO SUCC", "SUCC IS DEAD", and "NO SUCC". It's since become a catchphrase for GPM. It's also noteworthy that this spread so much that Joel made it a banned word to have your chat message consist of only the word "Succ".
• GPM's psychotic Twitter bot. ^Explanation In 2016, GPM set up a now-defunct "ebooks" account (akin to the infamous "horse ebooks" Twitter bot) for his Twitter; basically, it took words and word chunks from GPM's tweets and made new tweets with them. While it normally created gibberish as expected, around April/May 2016 it started to make an unsettling amount of tweets involving murder, self-awareness, and general Word-Salad Horror. Fans characterized the bot as an unstable maniac with a desire to Kill and Replace the real deal, while GPM proceeded to give the bot a corrupted, Zalgo-fied makeover, and as of December 2016 its avatar was a distorted GPM drawing with glowing red eyes and a Slasher Smile.
• Sausage Party. ^Explanation GPM saw Sausage Party and decided to rant about it on a stream. Ever since, he's been getting messages about the movie on Tumblr.

Darren

• Content-aware scale. ^Explanation Video clips become increasingly warped after having a content-aware-scale filter applied to them. This is generally done to poke fun at the source material.
• Balegdah. ^Explanation Like Bonzi and most music-related examples from Super Mario Galaxy Repainted, this didn't technically originate from Vinesauce, but Darren introduced it to the community with this content-aware-scale video showing a gibberish word being said with a bad Jamaican accent. Vinny would later inject it into a Zelda corruption, leading to "It's balegdahs to go alone."

Rev

• PAX South green screen. ^Explanation Rev appeared in front of a green screen at PAX South 2016. He uploaded the raw footage and encouraged people to edit the green screen.
• Every day is Rev's birthday. ^Explanation Rev accidentally wished someone a happy birthday during one stream, despite it not being said person's birthday. So people wished Rev a happy birthday constantly to the point where he got irritated with it and it became Discredited. This didn't stop him from making a "revDay" emote (his head wearing a party hat) for his channel.
• [Glass Him] ^Explanation A prompt from Rev's The Wolf Among Us playthrough, which he picked thinking it would make Bigby give someone a drink, when it actually made him smash a glass in the person's face. Its highlight is the most-viewed video on his channel by a wide margin.
• Washwave. ^Explanation Originating from Rev's Kitty Powers' Matchmaker stream is Rev's HotStart album, which consists of various dishwasher noises slowed down. Ridiculous on its own, but it escalated when people actually bought it when he uploaded it to Bandcamp (though he would later tweet that he didn't think it felt right to keep the money) and he dreamt that it became a success that moved people to tears.

• Bad ripoff Flash games in general. ^Explanation Rev managed to get associated with bizarre knock-off Flash games around 2015, with Frozen being the biggest culprit (to the point where Rev has a "revOlaf" emote). Much fun has been made of the games' absurd specificity (such as the infamous "Baby Elsa Hair Salon Injury") and the amount of Squick present. Of note is the time Rev was supposed to play twenty Frozen games as a 2015 charity incentive, only to end up having to do 55 due to some Exact Words in the description.
• Glass dongle. ^Explanation A bizarre, vaguely sexual Inherently Funny Word that caught on with Rev's fans. Rev doesn't really understand why.
• The Pit. ^Explanation A creation from Rev's mind visualized in one of his Planet Coaster streamswhich has become popular with his fans due to its mysterious properties and implications.
• Rev's Homestuck Chart, a sort of visual aid he created to help him keep track of the comic's timeline during his streams of it, has become a Fountain of Memes at this point given all of the interesting things he's added to it over the course of his readthrough.
  • Thurkday ^Explanation Early on, Rev drew a diagram to explain his weekly stream/upload schedule. Upon realizing that it was hard to understand unless the week had an even number of days, Rev made up a day of the week called "Thurkday" on the spot. It wasn't long before both chat and Rev himself started simply calling Homestuck streams "Thurkday"
  • Elmo is already here/Lord Elmo ^Explanation Later on, Rev drew Elmo on the chart with angry eyebrows and the word "FEAR" written under him. He then started joking about how powerful Elmo was and ended up saying that Elmo was "already here", completely unaware that the main villain of Homestuck is associated with that phrase. Those watching who had already read the comic found this very amusing. The Elmo drawing became an emote (revFear)
  • Dave Moment ^Explanation It's common for chat to joke that Rev is Dave (much to his chagrin), given that they both have a tendency to go on long tangents about random things. That, and they have other amusing similarities with each other, such as having similar senses of humor and both being from Texas.
  • .<—— MPREG PIXEL ^Explanation Originates from a moment where Rev added Dave Mpreg to the chart and accidentally left a couple of stray pixels behind while dragging it. These were promptly given an appropriate name.
  • 25 dollars ^Explanation As part of the 2019 charity stream, Rev promised he would read one page of Homestuck for every 25 dollars donated. Sometimes when a particularly bizarre page of the comic is reached, Rev will remind the chat that someone paid 25 dollars to force him to read it.
  • HE FUCKED WITH THE GOBLINS^Explanation Watching/Listening to Leonard Nimoy's The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins has become Rev's go-to method of procrastinating on reading the comic while streaming. To keep the YouTube uploads of the streams from getting demonetized, Rev alternates between playing the song on 2x speed ("Bilbo Nightcore") and 0.25x speed ("Bilbo Funeral Dirge") or if he's feeling spicy, both at once. This phrase comes from the observation that when played at one of these speeds, the word "fought" in the line "Well, he fought with the goblins" starts to sound more like "fucked" instead. Expect people to post it en masse whenever The Lord of the Rings and/or goblins are mentioned.
  • Sex God Mr. Bucket^Explanation Mr. Bucket is a children's toy with an unintentionally hilarious tv commercial — one where a cartoon representation of Mr. Bucket urges the players to put their balls in his mouth (in context, they mean toy plastic balls, but... yeah.) Rev started to talk about it once he got to the troll romance portion of the comic (since troll reproduction involves buckets) and it's been an increasingly common topic of conversation since then, even during streams that have nothing to do with Homestuck. Many jokes, most of them sexual in nature, have been made about what its mouth looks like and what can be done with it.
• The culprit is clearly Leon! ^{Explanation (mild Danganronpa spoilers)} Ever since Rev got to the infamous Captain Obvious Reveal in chapter 1 of Danganronpa, Rev and chat have joked frequently that other murders and plot twists in the series were orchestrated by Leon, even long after he had been executed.
• Chat rating Rev's burps ^Explanation  You can tell who all the regulars in chat are by checking how many users immediately post a score of 1 to 10 every time Rev lets one loose.
• The Thing ^Explanation  A bizarre twitch global emote that chat likes to use a lot, for whatever reason. Rev described it as "such a not-emote" because its purpose and the emotion it's supposed to represent are so unclear.
• Cumposting ^Explanation When Twitch introduced the channel points feature, it didn't take long for people to start using their points to post highlighted messages that say some variation of "cum". For some reason, this caught on and now the word cum will be used by the chat in comedic booru art, to commemorate when the mods free them from emote-only mode, to drown out people posting spoilers or sometimes just because. Rev has referred to this act as "Cumposting".
• Rev stabbed a guy. ^Explanation Rev recounted a story of himself having once pulled out a switchblade in self-defense to scare off a home invader, which fans then turned into him going as far as stabbing them as a form of Memetic Badassery. Often stated told in a deliberately cheerful tone for added hilarity.
• 39/40. ^Explanation Rev came incredibly close to beating Christopher Robin in Winnie the Pooh's Home Run Derby, but fell short by one home run. Whenever his name comes up in someone else's stream, especially coming off an attempt to beat the game, expect chat to be littered with this remark.

Jen

• "Why is Kazooie a dragon?" ^Explanation When Jen played Banjo-Tooie, she did a sidequest that gives Kazooie a dragon transformation. Since the transformation is relatively obscure, this led to a lot of chat members asking why Kazooie was a dragon, to the point where it got annoying for everyone who actually paid attention. It gets brought up occasionally for similar Ask a Stupid Question... situations.

Limes

• "won wordle" ^Explanation In early 2022, a GIF of Laimu doing a Happy Dance was uploaded to the GIF-sharing platform Tenor with this caption, and it ended up catching on outside of her fanbase, with people who had never even heard of her posting it to celebrate their Wordle results. Limes has noted, with mild exasperation, that she's had a surprising number of people recognise her as "the Won Wordle girl".
• EAT ASSHOLE ^Explanation A Mondegreen Gag based on the "singing" in Yoshi's Story, which is often used by Limes' chat paired with dacing emotes. Very frequently used when she raids another streamer.

• Calm. ^Explanation Due to Limes's accent, when she says the word "calm" it often ends up sounding like "cum". Unsurprisingly, her chat loves to tease her about this.

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