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Next Track Button on Twitch

U+23ED U+FE0F · :next_track_button:

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What it signals here

stream usage
Typed in chat to request skipping a boring segment, an ad, or a slow part of a stream — often spammed collectively.
emote mapping
Mapped to emotes like 'SKIP' or custom channel emotes indicating fast-forward energy in hype chats.
chat meaning
Collective chat use of this emoji signals that viewers want the streamer to move on to the next activity or game.
clip context
Used in clip titles to indicate a moment where something was skipped or a transition happened on stream.
subscriber context
Subscribers sometimes use it as a power move to skip ads or to request skipping to subscriber-only content.
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