FeelsRainMan

FeelsRainMan is a popular Twitch emote that depicts Pepe the Frog standing in the rain while holding an umbrella. The emote conveys a sense of sadness, melancholy, or depression that's even more intense than the standard FeelsBadMan emote. The rain element adds an extra layer of gloom to Pepe's already sad expression, representing someone who is going through a particularly difficult time or feeling overwhelmed by negative emotions.

FeelsRainMan is a variation of the popular Pepe the Frog character, which originated from Matt Furie's comic book series "Boy's Club." The specific FeelsRainMan variant was uploaded to BetterTTV (a browser extension that adds custom emotes to Twitch) by a user named "gerych" on July 12, 2016.

Like many Pepe emotes, FeelsRainMan likely originated from 4chan before making its way to Twitch culture. It belongs to the broader family of Pepe emotes that includes FeelsBadMan, FeelsGoodMan, MonkaS, and many others. The emote is not a standard Twitch emote but is available through third-party extensions like BetterTTV, which is how many Pepe variants are accessed on the platform.

FeelsRainMan is typically used in Twitch chat in the following contexts:

• When a streamer experiences a particularly unfortunate series of events or bad luck in a game
• When viewers want to express deeper sadness than what FeelsBadMan would convey
• During emotional or sad moments in a stream, such as a streamer sharing a personal story with a sad outcome
• When something disappointing happens that affects the entire community or stream
• Sometimes used ironically when minor inconveniences occur, exaggerating the emotional response for comedic effect
• During literal rainy weather in games or when a streamer mentions bad weather in real life