“xQc doesn’t know Pepega Clap” -> “Xqcdoesntknowpepegaclap” You can combine words to make Brian sound more Pepega. “﹠” /// Mini & symbol that sounds like a music beat when copied “􃎜M” /// Hyperspeed “em” when copied multiple times (􃎜M􃎜M􃎜M􃎜M) “􃎜A” /// Sounds like “maymaymaymay” when copied multiple times “􃎜􃍲” /// Sounds like “dumdumdumdumdum” when copied

􃎜 /// Sounds like “poonk” but much faster ⑺ /// Opening parenthesis, seven, closing parenthesis ᴶ, ᵀ, and ⱽ /// Combining these in different ways makes “beatboxing” sound ⒲⒲⒲⒲⒲⒲ /// Opening parenthesis, W, closing parenthesis ᴾᴾᴾᴾᴾᴾᴾᴾᴾᴾᴾᴾᴾᴾ /// A special P that, when combined, makes an effect Here are some useful ones and combinations of characters that I have found and you can use in your message. The full list of characters that Brian pronounces can be found here: Try to maximize the amount of these characters in your message. The more of these characters you put at the end of your message, the longer Brian will speak with a faster voice. Using capitals, you can manipulate which sentences are fast, and which are slow. Additionally, any repeating number such as 7777 can be used as well. There are probably other symbols you can use as well, but these are the ones that are most used. ⒲ /// Pronounced “opening parenthesis w closing parenthesis” Ç⒄⒄ /// Pronounced “opening parenthesis 17 closing parenthesis” You can use any of these characters, each one will make your text faster. Speed of TTS can be modified several different ways, each involving spamming characters at the end of your message. Having more text means you can spam more and increase the length of time that Brian has increased reading speed. One advantage that cheering has over donations is that the max text limit is increased to 500 compared to the StreamElements’ page of 255. You can use the following website which emulates TTS:

Tts meme