FBI OPEN UP

Hoot - Owl

Heartbeat

One Eternity Later - Spongebob Time Series

air horn

Fart

anime wow

Mario -Ooof

Kids' Applause

E Meme

run meme

Tyrannosaurs Rex roar

No! No, no, no. We do not eat live animals. Period!: Sid the Sloth

Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica

That's What She Said

MLG Airhorn

Not my gumdrop buttons: Gingerbread Man (Conrad Vernon)

Do It! 

So Just Do it! Make your dreams come True!! Shia labeouf

Just.. DO IT! 

Suspense / Surprised - Sound Effect

Nope 

Screaming Deer

It is Wednesday my dudes (*scream*) - Jimmy Here

5 minutes later - Sponge bob time card

Bomb

Car Horn

Door Creaking

Doh! - Homer Simpson

Pokemon: Pikachu Sound

Outstanding Applause

Censorship Beep

Spongebob Laughing 

spooky laugh 

Knock Prank

Bruh

Applause Crowd Cheer

Crowd Booing! 

Crowd Boos Spread Out

Kids Crowd Cheers/Boos

Augh

Pizza Time

wHy U bUlLy Me

Twitch Bits Donate Alert

Nintendo Switch Click

Look at all those chickens

Tyler1 Machinegun

doot doot

Titanic Flute

Moan Bark Fart

Discord Notification

Windows Error

Nintendo Switch Snap

u r ded

burn baby burn Disco inferno song

Almost as hilarious as your face

I'm as mad as hell.. and i'm not going to take this anymore!

Esther Rolle - Maybe It's...

Bast- Eric Cartman Sounds: South Park

Beady beady beady, that's different

Riggity Riggity Wrecked Son

Hands On Me

Haha- Paarthurnax Sounds: The Elder Scrolls V - Skyrim

15- Ruby Heart Sounds: Marvel vs. Capcom 2

I swear to god- Prince Nebulon Soundboard

Skinhead- Ryo Hazuki Sounds: Shenmue

Coming up at top 3 everyone

Album - Nintendo Switch

Bing - Nintendo Switch 

Border - Nintendo Switch

Nintendo Switch Controller

Dada 1 Nintendo Switch

Dada Nintendo Switch sound

Dada 2 Nintendo Switch

Dada 3 Nintendo Switch

Dodo Nintendo Switch

Enter and Back Nintendo Switch

Error - Nintendo Switch

Eshop Intro Nintendo Switch

Eshop Nintendo Switch

Home Nintendo Switch

Icons Nintendo Switch 

Jig 0 Nintendo Switch

Jig 1 Nintendo Switch

Klick Nintendo Switch Soft

scream

HArry potter bad flute spooky

Jimmy Two Times

fatality

Windows XP Shutdown Sound

Minecraft Creeper Hiss

Mario Death

I smell like Beef

Crab Rave

slap

knocking

WHY ARE YOU RUNNING

Sad Titanic Flute

John Cena Flute

fart

wii shop music

Brtt Time

Windows error

Balls of Steel

Damn I'm Good

Don't Get Your Panties All in a Bunch

Eat Shit and Die

Borat - It's very nice!

Quack

Rowdy Roddy Piper - Machine Gun

Discord Ping

Akte-X/Illuminati Sound Effects

Game Start (Among Us)

EMERGENCY MEETING (Among Us)

Oi FUCKEN Oi

Ghost GASP (ghost appearing suddenly) Phasmophobia

DEAD BODY REPORTED (Among Us)

Ghost Attack/Gasp (Phasmophobia)

AAAAA (The Grudge-type creepy ghost throat sound) - Phasmophobia

Windows usb disconnect & connect bait

fart reverb

Hi, I'm Elfo! - Disenchantment

Sandstorm Darude

TO THE TOP, BOYS - MoonMoon

Choke on your own spit - MoonMoon

You'll always be a loser - MoonMoon

Oops - MoonMoon

MoonMoon laugh

I will show the WORLD - MoonMoon

And this is to go even further beyond - MoonMoon 

What the fuck just happened? - MoonMoon

Eel - MoonMoon

YES - MoonMoon

MoonMoon monkey yell

What a magnificent demon! - MoonMoon

Cum - MoonMoon

THX Earrape

Jumpscare

crab crab crab crab

WOH WOH WOH

hank

前面有隻超可愛狗勾

大大大

Just because it’s 2020 and the world is falling apart around us doesn’t mean we have nothing to be thankful for! This Holiday season, let’s remember to have gratitude for the good things we’ve seen this year, like…Well, I’m sure there have been some good things.&nbsp;And when those happy moments crop up, send your loved ones these messages of thanks to commemorate those sweet (and sporadic) occasions.

Get that gratitude.

The Best “Thank You” Blerps to Use for Thanksgiving

Blerp, an audio expression start-up out of Salt Lake City, recently closed on an undisclosed seed round with notable investors from the Alexa Fund, Kickstart VC, Konvoy Ventures, The Fund VC, and Voice Punch. Blerp was conceptualized after their founder created the viral Shia Lebouf “Just Do It” soundboard, which boasted over 50,000 app downloads in its first month. From there, Blerp has grown into a leading soundbite database with over 1M+ user-created sounds, which range from popular memes to sound effects and more.&nbsp; Blerp’s primary integrations have focused on livestreaming and gaming, allowing streamers to add Sound Emotes to their stream to amplify engagement and offer exclusive content to their subscribers. From pranks effects, soundboards of the creator’s voice, and user-generated sounds, Blerp is a bottomless resource for streamers and creators. How does it work?&nbsp;Viewers can search and preview sounds from Blerp’s expansive library and share them in-stream, in-chat, or in real life for hilarious results.

Blerp: Sound Emotes to Enhance Any Moment 

Blerp's Open Press Release Statement + Beta Info

Twitch Affiliates and Partners have the option to use Blerp’s Channel Points integration, a system that helps you reward your viewers for their interaction and contribution to your channel.&nbsp;

Make Your Stream Even MORE Awesome.

Blerp Channel Points - Everything You Need to Know

Q: What is DMCA?A: DMCA stands for Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which regulates and oversees the rights of content creators and holders. You can read more <a href="https://www.copyright.gov/dmca/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a>. At Blerp, we want to make sure you feel secure about using our content in your streams and in your lives. Our goal is to keep our users informed and protected while safely expressing themselves with audio memes on Twitch and everywhere else.&nbsp;Q: If I use Blerp content in my Twitch Stream, will I have copyright issues?A: No, and here’s why: Different sound content falls under different copyright laws. For example, laws regarding music are much stricter than laws protecting original YouTube content. Blerp’s content will cause absolutely no issues if the content is Blerp-user-generated (including original Blerp user music, voice clips, and sound effects). Other content that will cause absolutely no issues includes Creative Commons music, Vines, TikToks, and original YouTube content. Blerp has officially removed all copyrighted music that hasn't been officially cleared for sharing on Twitch from our Twitch extension. We are compiling boards for Twitch that are verified DMCA safe, and are constantly reviewing content and taking this seriously to keep your streams strike-free.&nbsp;Q: What is Blerp’s DMCA Policy?A: Blerp respects copyright law and expects its users to do the same. It is Blerp’s policy to terminate (in appropriate circumstances) account holders or subscribers who repeatedly infringe the rights of copyright holders. In accordance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998, Blerp will respond expeditiously to claims of copyright infringement committed using the services that are reported to Blerp’s designated Copyright Agent (identified below). If you are a copyright owner, or authorized to act on behalf of one, please report alleged copyright through the aforementioned form. &nbsp;Q: What about music?A: All music subject to DMCA strikes will not be sharable on Twitch streams for all users on the Twitch Streamer app. We have an ever-evolving library of great music that will not receive DMCA strikes. This includes music by artists who have made public statements that their music can be used on streams, music that falls under the Creative Commons license, and music that is royalty-free.&nbsp;Q: Why does it matter if a Blerp is less than 10 seconds if the source is still technically copyrighted?A: Blerp is continuously building a library of original content and expanding its library of licenses to eliminate any issues regarding copyright. With that said, Blerp's content does not threaten movies, TV shows, music, or other copyright holders because we limit our content to 10 second audio clips, and those short audio clips cannot even begin to express a full experience or story. Rather than detract value, these sound bites heavily promote top creators and brands who use our platform.&nbsp;If any content creator or brand holds issue with Blerp, we encourage them to follow our DMCA take down policy to claim or report copyrighted content. We also encourage content partners who wish to have greater control and detection of their content to join our distribution network by reaching out to partnerships@blerp.com. If you have any other questions about the DMCA, please feel free to message us on Discord, Twitter, or email us at support@blerp.com.

Let us put your mind at ease.

Blerp, the DMCA, and You – FAQs and Answers

Are you looking for a new way to connect with your viewers? Do you wish you could turn your passion for streaming into a pastime that actually makes money? Now you can with Blerp Sound Emotes, the all-encompassing solution for better viewer engagement and monetization on any streaming platform. With Sound Emotes, viewers can play Blerps to a YouTube stream, Facebook Gaming stream, or directly to a computer, creating a whole new world of interaction. Here’s everything you need to know to get started on https://blerp.com/soundemotes

Your Monetizable Engagement Solution for Facebook Gaming and YouTube Streaming.

Blerp Sound Emotes

With WalkOn, you’ll have the option to allow your followers to announce their presence with a Blerp each time they visit your stream.&nbsp;

Reward Your Subscribers!

Blerp WalkOn

The Blerp Twitch Extension has all the features you need to elevate your stream. Here’s what you need to know to get set up and ready to use Blerp.

Details and How-To's for the Blerp Twitch 3.0 Release.

Everything You Need To Know about Blerp on Twitch

Thousands of Twitch Streamers are making money with Blerp – but how can Blerp help you turn your passion for streaming into a lucrative career?&nbsp; Blerp is an audio expression platform that allows you to enhance every moment and engage with your audience while you stream. When you stream with Blerp extension enabled, your viewers can click and share audio clips live on your stream. They’ll pay bits to play each Blerp, and those Twitch Bits go straight into your pocket. To get started, the first thing you need to do is add Blerp to your stream (<a href="https://youtu.be/OOXvCYNXJbU" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: black;">click here to learn how</a>). Next, set the bit price that best matches your stream: a good rule of thumb is to set your bit price close to your number of concurrent viewers. For example, if you have 10-15 concurrent viewers, we recommend setting your bit price around 15, and for streams with 100+ concurrent viewers, we recommend 150+ or more. The key is a balance, so your community is excited to share their hilarious and perfectly-timed Blerps. Once you’re all set up, you can start to really customize Blerp to really get your community engaged and sharing bits: 1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Create your own soundboard. You can create Blerps from your best Twitch clips, YouTube content, and more, or you can upload your own video file to use. Once you’ve made your soundboard, you can feature it for everyone, or keep it exclusive for Subscribers and top fans. 2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Add !Blerp to your stream title with a chat command explaining what Blerp is and how to use it. 3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Install Blerp on your component as well as your panel. Streamers who have Blerp accessible with a stream overlay see 30-40% more shares on stream. 4.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Feature content you know your community will love. In addition to your own custom-made soundboards, you have the entire Blerp soundboard database at your disposal, so take the time to find fun and engaging content. 5.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Lastly, we recommend having your mods create a soundboard of their own to feature on stream. This will allow them to add and approve sounds from the community, which can be an incredible resource. Your next stream with Blerp is going to be a blast, with hilarious clips and excellent viewer engagement that will help your stream thrive. So, install Blerp, sit back and watch the donations roll in.&nbsp;To learn more, check out blerp.com/twitch or hit us up on the Blerp Discord channel.&nbsp;(Be aware, you will need to be at least an affiliate streamer before you can receive bits).&nbsp;

Everything you need to know about getting paid for streaming on Twitch.

How Can Your Stream Make Money With Blerp?

Setting up a WalkOn sound to use with your favorite streamers is simple.

Get the attention and admiration you deserve.

How To Set Up Blerp WalkOn as a Viewer

Here's what you need to know to get paid out on Twitch First off to get paid on Twitch you must become an Affiliate. Here's the requirements to become a Twitch Affilate: <ol><li>At least 500 total minutes broadcast in the last 30 days.</li><li>At least 7 unique broadcast days in the last 30 days.</li><li>An average of 3 concurrent viewers or more over the last 30 days.</li><li>At least 50 Followers.</li></ol> Once you're an affiliate you will be invited by Twitch to fill out your <a href="https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/affiliate-onboarding-guide" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: var(--lwc-brandTextLinkActive,#523587); background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">Affiliate Onboarding</a> checklist. Once you are all set up you can make money on Twitch through: <ul><li>Subscribers</li><li>Donations </li><li>Extension </li></ul> Once you've reached $100 in revenue, Twitch will pay out on a NET 15. Which means that your pay out will deposit 15 days after the end of the month. Payout processing can very up to 3 - 5 days (excluding weekends and holidays. You can also check <a href="http://link.twitch.tv/myPayoutHistory" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: var(--lwc-brandTextLink,rgb(100, 65, 164)); background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">Payout History</a>&nbsp;page for more information.

How do i get paid out by Twitch? 

How to get Paid by Twitch

Introducing Developer Updates&nbsp; Hello Blerpers!&nbsp; As a team we've decided to begin releasing regular updates regarding product creation and development. Beyond just bullet points, bug fixes, and improvements, we want to talk about what features we're prioritizing, how we're addressing changes, and why we're making the decisions we are. Ultimately, we hope this serves to give our users a voice and opportunity to give open, candid feedback about Blerp products. Each month's notes will contain one major Developer Update and a minor follow-up release two weeks later. Users will be invited to contact us over listed media channels with concerns or feedback regarding these notes at any time June Update:&nbsp; Table of Contents1. How we’re keeping your Channel safe2. “Unlisted” and “Private” content updates3. Twitch Sound Emotes 3.0 updates___3a. Front End overhaul___3b. Editor Permissions!4. NEW! Product: Blerp Desktop App Blerp Content Moderation Changes 1. Blerp Streaming: Keeping your channel safeWe’ve had a lot of questions about how our rating system sorts content and what content we filter out. Before we discuss updates, let’s review how Blerp Rating and Search currently function.&nbsp; Current PolicyBlerp’s library of 250K+ sounds for Twitch are all Rated manually by our team- Rating Guidelines:---- G: Appropriate for all ages---- PG-13: Parents urged to be cautious. Some material may be inappropriate for teens. No swearing. Mild adult content.---- R: Contains adult material. Swearing, sexual innuendo, contextual violent speech.---- NC-17: Clearly Adult. Very Vulgar, sexual or violent. Blerp filters out ALL music content from search (Two exceptions below)&nbsp;- Streamer features content&nbsp;- Blerp has DMCA licensing and it’s marked as DMCA FreeBlerp blacklists and blocks search terms that are harmful, racist, or could hurt marginalized groups. Details on <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/16tLWoVNM7-S9ZMfuZElly1aDnoHFuQu_nuYWhU_4oeI/edit?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Blerp Content Ratings</a> 2. Key changes we’re making to further address content safety:&nbsp; Blerp has created a new Unrated and Private functionality&nbsp;- Unrated: This Blerp has been deemed unsafe and can be used to hurt or marginalize. It will not be searchable on Blerp’s database (unless you enable “Unrated” search.&nbsp;- Private: When you create a Blerp, you will have the option to mark it as “Private”. This means that the Blerp will not be searchable or shareable EXCEPT in places that the owner of the Blerp features. For example, you can feature it on your Twitch, Facebook gaming, or Youtube gaming live stream, but no one else can. 3. Big new Blerp Streaming updates:&nbsp;In the coming months Blerp will be focusing more resources on revamping our Blerp extension with highly requested features and a design update. New viewer panel/component interface:- More organized featured content for Twitch- A new way to organize Blerps viewers will see on your extension---- Pages. This means Blerps will show up in the same place every time, making it easier for streamers to select which Blerp they want and where it shows up on the grid.&nbsp;- New Settings screen with easier access directly from Blerp.com- Editor Permissions: This new editor role will allow selected users to manage various aspects of a streamer's Blerp sound emotes settings.&nbsp;---- Manage featured new content&nbsp;---- Approve and deny Walk On sounds---- Turn Blerp on and off&nbsp;---- Manage users (Blacklist)&nbsp;- Walkon Updates:---- Auto approve for creators---- Walk on Auto-play functionality for viewers. This has been highly requested and we're excited to bring this flexibility for you all.---- More granular control based on subscription level 4. New Products:&nbsp;Blerp Desktop App. Your voice chats and games will never be the same! You can now play Blerps via shortcuts and chat wheels seamlessly while you game! Get a sneak peek here: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1twu05nGt_M" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Blerp Desktop App Beta</a> If you’re interested in joining the Beta, <a href="https://blerp.com/desktop" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">let us know</a>! We’re releasing the full version next month. Other feedback? Want to talk to a Blerp Representative? Join our Discord <a href="https://discord.gg/5VhNye3bwk" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://discord.gg/5VhNye3bwk</a>

Introducing Developer Updates

Thanksgiving has a reputation for being one of the greatest and most stressful holidays of the year. It’s a beautiful excuse for families to gather together to celebrate the things they’re grateful for – or to rip on every individual member of that family for… well, anything. Regardless of your family type, this list of thank-you’s will get you through the night from beginning to end, with just the right amount of sarcasm to make the day bearable.

Because nothing says “grateful” like a sound emote.

Show Your Gratitude by Sharing Blerps This Thanksgiving

The transition into 2020’s new teaching style was abrupt, unexpected, and definitely not easy. Students across the world were sent home and expected to “log in” for class every day, while teachers were thrown into the Wild West of online classes, materials, and subject matter. It hasn’t been easy for either side, but it seems that teachers got the short end of the stick, especially when dealing with more difficult students, passive parents, or more “dense” subjects.&nbsp;To be honest, I don’t think anyone actually enjoys having classes over Zoom, but all you educators out there have done an excellent job trying to make it fun. For those of you who’ve hit your stride, we salute you. But, for those still struggling to find a means of better engaging their students, there’s Blerp: an audio enhancement tool full of audio memes, funny movies and TV clips, high-quality sound effects, and more.&nbsp;Using a Blerp during an online lecture is more than just playing a sound – it’s getting your class to laugh, or bringing them back into the moment. You can use them to tease, to express disappointment, to praise, or simply to educate – the possibilities are limitless with Blerp. Teachers are already utilizing Blerp in this way, and many have created their own “starter” boards for all-around use during class.&nbsp;Creating a Blerp account is easy and gives you access to soundboard creation, where you can not only gather your favorite Blerps for use, but create your own using your favorite teaching tools, your own voice, or anything else you think would add to your classes. You can work Blerp into your regular teaching schedule, use it as an assignment resource, or just use it for fun – whatever you end up doing, Blerp is sure to put a smile on your student’s on-screen faces.&nbsp;Check out some of our favorite teaching boards:<a href="blerp.com/soundboard/5fbbf05278ae7f000ce63f26" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Acornsoundsquirrel’s Board</a><a href="https://blerp.com/soundboard/5f3b6f7a128a2e0005f5de43" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Onsite Sass’s Board</a><a href="blerp.com/soundboard/5f97840bef336d004d84af6b" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Anthony_ingargiola’s Board</a>

How to your online classes more fun and more engaging.

Soundboards: a Surprisingly Perfect Tool for Online Teaching

10. “Every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings!”Want to annoy your siblings or warm your grandma’s heart? Either way, this is the Blerp to do it.

Insults to enjoyment, we’ve got everything you need to spread cheer (or sarcasm). 

The Cutest (and Funniest) Christmas Movie Quotes to Share This Season

“I’m-a Wario! I’m-a gonna win!”&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Because you are, friend – you ARE gonna win.

Perfect for in stream or IRL.

The Top Classic Video Game Sounds on Blerp

Looking to creep your friends out or troll your Discord group while you play together? These Phasmophobia noises are scary, subtle, and perfectly clipped to sound like they happened in-game. From the scary ghost noises to creepy ambiance, we’ve got all the effects you need to spice up your friend group’s Phasmophobia night.

Playing Blerps Adds a Whole New Element of "Scary" to the Game. 

Top 10 Phasmophobia Sounds for Trolling

5. “Where I’m from you share a bit about your soul before you talk biz.”Unexpectedly profound advice for a Cyberpunk character, this quote actually contains a really cool idea that more people should try out. Bear your soul more, it’s good for you.

Wake up, cowboy.

Top 5 Cyberpunk 2077 Quotes (So Far)

There is no better time than October for streaming Horror Games – and for Twitch streamers who have the Blerp extension, the scares have only just begun. From indie creep shows like Between These Walls to big horror releases like Phasmophobia, Blerp has thousands of creepy sounds and jump scares to add a whole new element of interaction to the chat. Below you’ll find our top 10 picks, perfect for Spooktober.

Endless Jump Scare Possibilities.

Top Gaming Soundboards for Scaring Streamers

It’s Spooky Season, so now is the time to scare (and be scared) with these terrifying soundboards. Add them to your stream, or share them with friends – whatever you decide, they’re a haunting good time.

Unsettling to blood-curling, and everything in between.

Top 5 Scariest Soundboards on Blerp

Blerp Sounds Emotes 2.0 LaunchNew updates are coming your way early November 2020! Here’s everything you need to know:

Everything you need to know.

Twitch Sound Emotes 2.0 Update Info