The term 'Digital Blackface' refers to the practice of non-Black individuals using Black GIFs, memes, and emojis to convey exaggerated emotions or stereotypical personas online. Gaining significant academic and social media attention in the 2010s, the concept critiques how Black culture and aesthetics are often consumed and performed as entertainment by outsiders. It is frequently discussed in the context of cultural appropriation and the ethics of digital representation. Users often employ this term to spark debates on social media platforms about where the line between appreciation and appropriation lies in our increasingly visual digital language.