AsexualPride

AsexualPride

What AsexualPride means on Twitch — the asexual flag heart and how chat uses it.

What does AsexualPride mean?

AsexualPride Twitch emote

AsexualPride is a heart in asexual-flag colors: black, gray, white, and purple. Chat posts it to show that identity, to match a pride raid, or to answer a coming-out on stream. It is a flag, not a punchline. Use it the way you would say the words.

Origin

Twitch added a set of pride-heart globals so chat could wave a specific flag without a channel sub emote. This one uses the asexual flag. It sits with the other pride hearts, and it is not the same thing as bleedPurple, which is Twitch's own color.

When to use AsexualPride

  • Pride month, a pride raid, or an ace viewer saying hello
  • Supporting a streamer who just talked about being asexual
  • Alongside the other pride hearts when chat is flying every flag
  • Not as a joke, and not as a substitute for bleedPurple

FAQ

What does AsexualPride mean?

The asexual flag, drawn as a heart. It means ace pride.

Which colors are the asexual flag?

Black, gray, white, and purple. That is what the heart uses.

Is AsexualPride global?

Yes. It is an official Twitch global, available in every chat.