Twitch has announced that one of its most popular emotes, BibleThump, will be leaving the streaming platform due to its license expiring. The loss of this emote ends a longtime era, as viewers ...

P retty soon, Twitch users will no longer be able to express their sadness with the BibleThump emote. According to Twitch, on September 30th, its rights to display the popular crying pink blob ...

“The end of the BibleThump Era (2013-2024) is nigh!” Twitch announced on September 25. “On 9/30, the rights to our beloved emote expire. While this is sad news, we know that all emotes go to ...

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Due to rights expiration, the popular Twitch emote BibleThump, taken from 2011’s The Binding of Isaac, will soon be discontinued from the platform.