ppSlide

ppSlide represents the action of sliding into a conversation, chat, or situation. It's used to indicate a smooth, casual entrance or to show someone casually joining in on a topic. The emote can also be used to express sneaking into a conversation, making a subtle appearance, or smoothly transitioning between topics. It carries a playful, lighthearted tone and is often used when viewers want to add themselves to an ongoing discussion or when something relevant to them appears on stream.

ppSlide is a variant of the popular Pepe the Frog emote that originated on Twitch. This specific version shows Pepe sliding in from the side of the screen, typically depicted as a pixelated or low-resolution image. The emote was created as part of the broader Pepe emote family that became widespread on Twitch in the mid-to-late 2010s. The 'pp' prefix typically denotes Pepe-related emotes, while 'Slide' refers to the sliding animation effect. This emote gained popularity around 2017-2018 as streamers and viewers created various animated Pepe variants.

The emote is commonly used when: viewers want to casually insert themselves into a chat conversation; someone makes a smooth or clever comment; transitioning between topics in chat; when the streamer mentions something a viewer relates to and they want to 'slide in' with their opinion; during moments where chat participants want to show they're smoothly entering or exiting a discussion; or when reacting to smooth gameplay moments or transitions during a stream.