KEKL
Cackling laughter
Example
KEKL can't believe you did that
Related Slang
| Kek | Korean laugh |
| KEKW | Laughter |
| Mald | Mad and bald |
| Poggers | Amazing |
| Dono | Donation |
| F | A Twitch stream has accidentally disconnected |
| Jebaited | Deceived |
| Emote | Twitch-specific emoticon |
| Clip chimp | A Twitch user who creates out-of-context video clips |
| Brigading | When one online community harasses another |
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In Twitch chat, KEKL is used the same as LOL or lulz. The word is also associated with a popular Twitch emote, which features "Spanish Laughing Guy" Juan Joya Borja.
Where does KEKL come from?
KEKL is a variant of KEKW, which is itself a variant of KEK. It's possible that Twitch users began using KEKL in place of and in addition to KEKW because it sounds similar to the word "cackle" - which means "to laugh harshly."
Like KEKW, KEKL is used as both a text-based exclamation and as a Twitch emote. The KEKW and KEKL emotes are both linked to pictures of comedian and actor Juan Joya Borja, who is most famous for a memetic interview he gave in 2007. While KEKW shows Borja in the middle of a BL, KEKL shows Borja in the middle of what certainly looks like a cackle.
How is KEKL used?
You can enter KEKL in Twitch chat anytime a streamer or other user's actions cause you to cackle. Users with access to the KEKL emote can enter :KEKL: in Twitch chat to generate the emote.