Dongers are text-based emoticons popularized by the Twitch and gaming community. The name comes from the League of Legends champion Heimerdinger (nicknamed 'the Donger') and the famous 'raise your dongers' meme. They use Unicode characters to create expressive faces and figures like ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°), ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ, and (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻.

Simply click on any donger card and it will be instantly copied to your clipboard. Then paste it into Twitch chat, Discord, Reddit, Twitter/X, or any other platform that supports text.

Yes! Dongers are made entirely from Unicode text characters, so they work on any platform that supports text input — Twitch chat, Discord messages, Reddit posts, Twitter/X, game lobbies, and more. No special extensions or plugins needed.

Kaomojis are Japanese-style text emoticons (like (◕‿◕) or (=^・ω・^=)), while dongers are a subset that became popular in Western gaming/Twitch culture. Dongers often include meme references like the Lenny face ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°), table flips (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻, and flexing figures ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ.

The 'raise your dongers' meme originated from Twitch.tv streams around 2013, associated with the League of Legends champion Heimerdinger. Streamer Imaqtpie popularized the phrase, and it became one of the most iconic Twitch chat memes, leading to a whole culture of creative text emoticons called 'dongers'.

Yes. Dongers are just text made from Unicode symbols, so nothing has to load like an image or link, and you can paste them anywhere safely. They contain no copyrighted characters either, so they are fine for game lobbies, stream chats, and forums.

Because dongers use many special symbols, typing them character by character is hard. The fastest way is to tap a donger on this site to copy it, then paste it. For ones you use often, save them to your phone's text-replacement shortcuts or a note so you can pull them up instantly.