If you're on Twitch or Discord, chances are, you use emotes frequently to express yourself.
Emotes have become pretty popular as of late with many gradually replacing emoji to express themselves through adorable stickers that are often created by talented designers and illustrators.
HoshinoComet recently revealed that he's created a series of emotes that Singaporeans would not only love but hilariously relate to.
I drew a series of Singapore themed emotes~
They are also available on my Gumroad store for those interested to use them on twitch/discord!https://t.co/Owm6ClAQKj pic.twitter.com/T9Bqf9hyUJ — HoshinoComet (Commissions Open) (@HoshinoComet) May 12, 2022
For those residing in Singapore, these emotes are gold because they are created to poke fun at contemporary elements that make Lion City... hilariously unique.
Take the Koel emote for example.
Depending on who you ask, the bird is infamous among some denizens of the island nation for its loud, annoying "Uwu" call. Others love it because it reminds them of home. Regardless, HoshinoComet's Koel is meme-worthy.
Another emote that Singaporeans would most likely relate to (and love) is the "no football in void deck" sign that many, unfortunately, don't give two fucks about. If you're feeling rebellious, this is your go-to emote on Discord or Twitch.
An emote that probably even non-Singaporeans would relate to (looking at you, Malaysians) is the tissue paper "chope" emote.
In both countries, folks frequently use tissue paper to "chope", a Singaporean and Malaysian slang to reserve a seat in a place to eat by placing a tissue packet on it.
And, of course. How can we ever forget the otters.
If you're interested in purchasing the hilariously cute emotes pack (there are 10 emotes), HoshinoComet is selling them on Gumroad for US$8 per-pack. Get them here!
HoshinoComet, if you're reading this, hopefully you'll create some for Telegram and WhatsApp?
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