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(Created page with "{| style="width:200px; float:right; border:1px solid black" | <center>'''Stream Emote'''</center> |- | 128x128px|center |- | <center>'''"GE'OUT"'''</center> |- | '''Introduced:''' 2016 |- | '''Retired:''' N/A |- | '''Shortcut:''' GBgeout (FFZ) |- | '''Source:''' Catchphrase |} '''"GE'OUT"''' (literally '''"get out"''') is a catchphrase from Gatorbox. Its origin comes from a video of Draco's youngest brother where FPS Reflex was messing wit...")
 
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'''"GE'OUT"''' (literally '''"get out"''') is a catchphrase from Gatorbox. Its origin comes from a video of Draco's youngest brother where [[FPS Reflex]] was messing with his Legos. Angry, Draco's brother insisted that Reflex leave, telling him to "get out" though because of his age these words were combined into one word, "ge'out".
'''"GE'OUT"''' (literally '''"get out"''') is a catchphrase from Gatorbox. Its origin comes from a video of Draco's youngest brother where [[FPS Reflex]] was messing with his Legos. Angry, Draco's brother insisted that Reflex leave, telling him to "get out" though because of his age these words were combined into one word, "ge'out". The video was briefly featured on the main Gatorbox channel on YouTube before Draco's brother requested it be taken down. The phrase is often exclaimed by Draco after defeating a boss or enemy that was giving him a hard time. He commonly repeats it several times while pointing and gesturing off camera as if to direct the person in question to literally leave. It's also used dismissively in response to sarcasm in chat with Draco often saying "ge'out" to people who are trolling or messing with him during a show.


The phrase is often exclaimed by Draco after defeating a boss or enemy that was giving him a hard time. He commonly repeats it several times while pointing and gesturing off camera as if to direct the person in question to literally leave. It's also used dismissively in response to sarcasm in chat with Draco often saying "ge'out" to people who are trolling or messing with him during a show.
The original "GE'OUT" emote was added in 2016 when FrankerFaceZ still allowed horizontal icons (as of 2023 the service supports them again) and is one of the oldest emoticons associated with the channel. In 2023 a scrolling version was added as a subscriber emote since Twitch does not support rectangular emotes.


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Latest revision as of 08:43, 30 August 2024

Stream Emote
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"GE'OUT"
Introduced: 2016
Retired: N/A
Shortcut: GBgeout (FFZ), gatorbGeout (Twitch)
Source: Catchphrase

"GE'OUT" (literally "get out") is a catchphrase from Gatorbox. Its origin comes from a video of Draco's youngest brother where FPS Reflex was messing with his Legos. Angry, Draco's brother insisted that Reflex leave, telling him to "get out" though because of his age these words were combined into one word, "ge'out". The video was briefly featured on the main Gatorbox channel on YouTube before Draco's brother requested it be taken down. The phrase is often exclaimed by Draco after defeating a boss or enemy that was giving him a hard time. He commonly repeats it several times while pointing and gesturing off camera as if to direct the person in question to literally leave. It's also used dismissively in response to sarcasm in chat with Draco often saying "ge'out" to people who are trolling or messing with him during a show.

The original "GE'OUT" emote was added in 2016 when FrankerFaceZ still allowed horizontal icons (as of 2023 the service supports them again) and is one of the oldest emoticons associated with the channel. In 2023 a scrolling version was added as a subscriber emote since Twitch does not support rectangular emotes.