VoHiYo Twitch Emote Meaning
VoHiYo is an Original Twitch.tv emote, and one of the very first Twitch.tv emotes. The VoHiYo Twitch emote, often known as the “Weeb” (Weeaboo) emote by viewers, is mainly utilized while referring to anime. Others use it to say “Hello,” as intended, or at the end of a technical explanation. VoHiYo is an original emote that was released in early 2011, around the same time as Kappa.
Origin of VoHiYo Emote
There isn’t much information available regarding this emoticon. The VoHiYo emote a brown-haired female wearing a purple shirt and holding a wrench. VoHiYo is one of the earliest emotes published to the site shortly after it changed its name from Justin.tv. VoHiYo is permitted to have one variation of the emote; however, no original assets may be used. VoHiYo is also known as the “weeb” emote, which is a reference to anime. A “weeb” or “weeaboo” is a non-Japanese person who is enamored with Japanese pop culture and anime.
How is VoHiYo Pronounced?
haHaa pronunciation is as simple as screaming: “Vo-Hi-O”.
When to Use VoHiYo?
According to the website StreamElements, as of 10/12/2019, VoHiYo is the 38th most popular/used emote on the website Twitch.tv, making it one of the most popular emotes.
Other Emotes:
Follow The Steps If You Want To Add VoHiYo Emote: Or Download the FrankerfaceZ browser extension, which provides you access to a variety of third-party emotes including VoHiYo, LULW, and more.
