FeelsStrongMan is in the same meme family as Pepe the Frog and is a variation of the Pepe emotes. It’s a Pepe the Frog emote with a smile and many tears running down its face.
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What does FeelsStrongMan mean on Twitch?
FeelsStrongMan is a version of the ever-popular FeelsBadMan (which depicts sadness and disappointment) and FeelsGoodMan (which represents a happy feeling or feeling good about something) emotes. Twitch chatters can use it to show happy and proud tears, to express sadness, or to depict a bittersweet moment.
Origin of FeelsStrongMan on Twitch
FeelStrongMan‘s origins may be traced back to 2005, when Matt Furie's Pepe the Frog meme was first published online.
Matt Furie used to have a MySpace page where he posted his comic ‘boy's club,' which included Pepe the Frog. The amphibian began to surface in other places on the internet after that. Pepe the frog had been popular on the 4chan message boards by 2008, but it wasn't until early 2015 that he became a global internet craze.
Around the same time, in 2015, Pepe the frog became extremely famous on Twitch, and FeelsGoodMan and FeelsBadMan were brought to Twitch via BetterTTV.
FeelsStrongMan was quickly added as a version of these popular emotes.
FeelsStrongMan was added to FrankerFaceZ for the first time on November 10, 2015 by user Lukas Wergutz. It was later added on BetterTTV in 2017.
According to Stream Elements, FeelsStrongMan has over 9,688,560 usage on FrankerFaceZ and is the 58th most popular emote on FrankerFaceZ.
When you have the BetterTTV extension installed, you will be able to see FeelsStrongMan.
Here’s a list of other popular Monka emotes on Twitch:
How to get FeelsStrongMan emote on Twitch
If you want to use the FeelsStrongMan emote, you’ll have to make sure you have either the BTTV browser extension or the FrankerfaceZ browser extension. BTTV seems to be the more popular choice between streamers, but you’ll still be able to see FeelsStrongMan as long as you have one or the other.
Installing the browser extensions is really simple, here’s how to do it:
- Visit the BTTV or the FrankerFaceZ websites and download the right extension for the browser you use. Once you download, click install, and you’re good to go.
- These extensions offer a lot of functionality aside from showing emotes, and you can explore them by configuring your settings. To configure them, just go to any streamer’s chat and click on the gear icon under the chatbox to bring up the settings menu.
You may have to refresh the page or restart your browser for the emotes to start showing up.
When Should You Use the FeelsStrongMan Emote?
Unlike FeelsBadMan and FeelsGoodMan, users can express tears of joy or proudness. It’s used to show or express being so proud that happy tears are in your eyes. However, many Twitch chatters still make use of FeelsStrongMan to express sadness or a bittersweet feeling.
Why is the FeelsStrongMan emote not working?
Remember that for emotes to work properly, both parties should have this extension installed.
If it’s just one side, e.g., the streamer or the viewer, you might have a problem seeing some emotes.
On the streamer’s part, they need to pick emotes that they want to enable in their channel.
You can perform a test by inputting a chat command. If it converts into an emote, it means the streamer has installed the extension.
How to add FeelsStrongMan to my stream?
You can add the FeelsStrongMan and other emotes to your OWN Twitch channel by checking in with your Twitch credentials and authenticating your Twitch account at Better TV. Then, go to the emote list and add FeelsStrongMan to your Twitch channel.
Following that, your viewers will be able to utilize the FeelsStrongMan emote on your Twitch channel and see it if they have FrankerFaceZ/BTTV installed as a browser extension (which the majority does already anyway).
Origin of Pepe the frog Meme
Pepe The Frog is an anthropomorphic frog created by Matt Furie that first appears in the 2005 comic ‘Boy's Club.' Pepe became an online meme after Matt Furie shared the cartoon on his Myspace site in 2008; it rapidly went viral and was republished on 4chan. By 2015, it had become one of the most popular internet memes, with several versions of the frog appearing online.
Pepe the Frog had become a symbol of the alt-right and white supremacy groups by 2010. Matt Furie has now sued a number of similar radical organizations for seeking to profit on his illustration.
Matt, on the other hand, applauded the usage of Pepe the frog during the Hong Kong demonstrations.
The use of Pepe the frog and monka emotes on Twitch has nothing to do with alt-right activities.
How is FeelsStrongMan pronounced?
It’s pronounced like “Feels-Strong-Man“.
How to Get the Feels-Strong-Man Emote on Twitch?
If you want to use FeelsStrongManthe emote on Twitch, You must install the BTTV(Better Twitch TV) browser extension.
Follow The Steps If You Want To Add FeelsStrongMan Emote:
- Visit BetterTV.com
- Choose your browser.
- Install browser extension for FeelsStrongMan.
- Now you will be able to use FeelsStrongMan Emote
Here is the full guide – How to Install BTTV
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FAQ
In order to see FeelsStrongMan appear on Twitch, you need to have the BTTV or frankerfacez browser extension installed.
FeelsStrongMan was never an emote on Twitch. You can only see FeelsStrongMan when you have the Better Twitch TV browser extension installed.
FeelsStrongMan was briefly removed from BTTV in the past but was later re-added. We have no idea why it was removed and aside from speculation, there is nothing conclusive we can find on the subject.
We have a separate article dedicated to the installation of BTTV.
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