The PogChamp emote had become one of the platform's most popular reactions, intended to express excitement or surprise for users. The image is pulled from one of Gutierrez’s videos on YouTube ...

The PogChamp emote, which is widely used, is Gutierrez's face looking surprised. But following his comments on the Capitol riot on Twitter, the PogChamp emote will no longer be available on Twitch.

Twitch removed its popular PogChamp emote a couple of days ago after the person on which it was based — Ryan “Gootecks” Gutierrez — posted some tweets encouraging more mob violence after ...

Twitch removes PogChamp emote it says was “the face of… further violence” Ryan "Gootecks" Gutierrez's image comes down following Capitol invasion tweets.

Three days after Twitch’s PogChamp experiment began, Omega “CriticalBard” Jones, a partnered Black streamer, took his turn as the face of the global emote. The racist harassment came almost ...

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TWITCH has axed one of its most popular emotes following dangerous comments made by the star of the image. Streamer Ryan "Gootecks" Gutierrez, whose wide-eyed face features in the PogChamp emote ...

The PogChamp emote originated from a 2010 video blooper of Gutierrez where he made an exaggerated look of surprise, with wide open eyes and a gaping mouth.

xQc states why the PogChamp must emote face the direction that they are looking with certainty of the situation's incredible nature. "This happened! Not, wait, did it happen, ...

The company added, “Get ready for a new PogChamp every 24 hours, starting today.” In the days following the removal of Gooteck’s ‘PogChamp’ emote, prominent streamers have submitted ...

The first PogChamp emote in the rotating PogChamp era is the face of Kenny "UnRooolie" McWild, who put himself forward as a candidate in a tweet on January 6.