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sadE

sadE


Created on

Nov 6 2021

Artist

TripleNaM

Channels

6,300+

Forsen status

Enabled since Nov 6 2021

Type

Third-party emote

Family

E Emotes, Coomer emotes, Sadness emotes (formerly)

Format

Static

Size

1:1 (standard square)

Links

7TV, BTTV


Halloween variant


Created on

Sept 20 2022

Artist

EsperDG

Links

7TV, BTTV


Christmas variant


Created on

Nov 7 2022

Artist

EsperDG

Links

7TV, BTTV

sadE is a third-party channel emote primarily associated with the forsen community and is used to address moments related to semen and (not) milk. It was first added shortly after its creation in November 2021 as an emote depicting sadness, but soon after became known for its current uses thanks to its unintended design. Known by bajs and other twitch users as the "staple baj emote", sadE grew to over 6,000 channel additions across all third party emote services. It is most commonly posted in response to mentions of semen and when Dreamybull's quotes like "oh my god" are used. After its addition, sadE was instantly approved by the majority bajs, however as the time passes, more and more bajs began expressing their weariness towards the emote, often mocking it as "saddy" and labeling it as a "normie emote".

Design & Origin

The emote is monochrome edit of LULE, whose top half is taken only comprising its eyes, nose and mustache, and adding a new mouth and chin which portray sadness. A liquify effect has also been applied to the eyebrows to make them emphasize the sombre expression.


The first appearance of sadE can be traced back to a reddit post by TripleNaM on Nov 6 2021, with the caption "When chat is spamming "LULE I HAVE NO FRIENDS" and such, it makes me sad LULEDespair", after which it was swiftly added to forsen's chat.


Design Easter Egs

The lower part used for sadE is actually taken from the historical photograph of "The Weeping Frenchman" Jerôme Barzetti, captured in Marseille on the 15th of September 1940 during the transfer of the flags of the French dissolved regiments to Algeria in order to preserve them from the nazis.


Source: Life Magazine, 1941



Video version. Source: AP Archives, 1940


The first appearance of the image was on Life Magazine in their March 3, 1941 issue. The caption says: “a Frenchman sheds tears of patriotic grief as the flags of his country’s last regiments are exiled to Africa”. A video recording of the event was also preserved by AP Archives.

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