Looking for the best xQc memes? Here's what we've found
Felix “xQc” Lengyel has made many fans laugh over his years spent streaming, but the memes his fans in the chat come up with can sometimes top even what the famously funny streamer has to say.
As one of the biggest streamers online, xQc has millions of combined subscribers across his presence on Twitch, Kick, and YouTube. Fans enjoy his over-the-top humor, his gaming skills that go back to his time as a pro Overwatch player, his wild reaction content, and his more recent foray into online betting and gambling streams. Despite enduring his fair share of controversies over the years, he still regularly brings in huge viewership numbers and has in particular become one of the biggest streamers to make their primary home on Kick.
With over eight years of streaming content, fans have plenty of material to make memes about xQc. Still, there are a few types of memes that come up more often than others. Here are some of the best xQc memes that fans can make and enjoy while watching him stream.
xQc Despair
Memes for any popular content creator often involve using their image in some way, and that’s also true for some of the best xQc memes. No xQc screenshot or gif has been used more than what is referred to as “despair.”
As a gif, a clip of xQc transitions from smiling and laughing to his being shrouded in darkness and seemingly, well, despairing. It was first uploaded to BetterTwitch in 2021 and has since then become a popular emote. Moreover, fans making xQc memes often use the laughing streamer as a shorthand for the full meme in a image format.
One of the most popular xQc memes is the despair meme. Image credit: Know Your Meme
Other common images of xQc that make it into memes are anything that shows off his potential balding, as streaming fans always seem to enjoy a streamer losing their hair, and other shots of him just being generally goofy and strange in a way that his fans find endearing.
The best of these memes they’re often accompanied by catchphrases or common sayings from xQc. Favorites include:
- Dud/dude, which is simply based on the way xQc says “dude”
- Juicer, a popular and versatile phrasing that some have turned towards xQc “juicing” other content for streaming energy
- Pog/pogchamp, an expression of excitement with a long history in the livestreaming world that is particularly popular among xQc’s fans
xQc chat memes
xQc is known for giving his fans plenty of room to create their own memes and meme culture in his chat. One particular way his viewers love to interact is by using xQc’s emotes to create their own language of sorts. Frequently used emotes in this regard include Pepe the Frog in a skip button, a Minion laughing, and miniaturized gifs of xQc himself making all manner of exaggerated faces. There are also common phrases in use in tandem with these emotes, like “cooked” and “goon.”
xQc fans have a meme culture all their own in Twitch and Kick chat. Image credit: u/Megalodish on Reddit
Some viewers have complained about meme bloat, or too many emotes are being added to the streamer’s chat to even keep up with. They find them to be too spammy or even redundant, taking away from the chat rather than adding to it by filling the chat up with nothing but a steady stream of memes. Still, the majority of his fans seem to enjoy the meme spam despite the occasional complaints from their peers.
Outside of just jokes between fans, xQc also regularly interacts and makes content about the best memes that are shared in his community. He posts these to YouTube every now and again with good-natured humor. Fans enjoy hearing him laugh over the chat memes and pick out his favorites of the bunch.
The streamer certainly has plenty of reason to be laughing, considering xQc’s net worth that has ballooned into the tens of millions of dollars and his enduring popularity online. His fans simply love him, and so long as they continue to watch xQc, you can bet that more and more memes are sure to follow.
Image credit: xQc
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