BibleThump is one of the most recognizable emotes in the history of Twitch, featuring the character Isaac from the indie game 'The Binding of Isaac' crying uncontrollably. Introduced as a global emote in 2012, it quickly became the universal shorthand for expressing sadness, grief, or fake sympathy during live broadcasts. The meme is typically used when a streamer fails a challenge, a sentimental moment occurs in-game, or when something genuinely unfortunate happens to a community. While Twitch eventually lost the rights to the emote in 2024, its legacy lives on through meme culture, where it continues to symbolize the peak of 'feels bad man' energy across social media and gaming forums.