WrapItUp is used to tell someone to hurry up, finish their point, or move on from a topic. It's a polite but firm way of saying "get to the point" or "time's up" in chat. The emote conveys impatience or the desire for a streamer or chatter to conclude what they're saying and move forward. It can be used both playfully and seriously depending on context, serving as a lighthearted way to signal that a segment has gone on too long or that chat wants the streamer to move on to something else.
Origin
The WrapItUp emote originates from Twitch streamer Mizkif (Matthew Rinaudo). The image shows Mizkif making a circular hand gesture, mimicking the motion used in television and film production to signal that it's time to wrap up or finish. This emote was added to Twitch as a global emote in 2023, though it had been used in various forms on Mizkif's channel and in the streaming community prior to that. The gesture itself is a classic Hollywood production cue that directors and producers use to tell someone to hurry up and finish what they're saying or doing.
When to use
When a streamer is telling a long-winded story and chat wants them to get to the point
During lengthy explanations or tangents that are going off-topic
When someone in chat is typing out an overly long message or copypasta
To signal that a particular segment or activity on stream has gone on too long
Playfully rushing a streamer who is stalling or procrastinating
When a streamer is about to end stream and chat is encouraging them to finish up
