Okay so I know it's some sort of 4chan reference because I saw it in the comments to this, but what does it mean?

The other answers are not going back to the source. Here is the original REEEEE. It's been around for a while and the expression is used by some other boards, such as the 4chan examples mentioned in …

"REEEEEE" resembles the sound that frogs make when they feel threatened. 4chan is notorious for Pepe, the frog. So the "REEEEEE" sound is, essentially, Pepe reacting to something he doesn't like.

It's the scream of an autistic person throwing a tantrum, and the noise a terrified frog makes. The /r9k/ board of 4chan is populated by (supposed) autists and their mascot is Pepe the Frog, so naturally …

It comes from 4chan. It just basically is something of a "warcry" for socially maladapted people based off the recent "normie", "tendies", "good boy points" memes there.

Jun 5, 2019 · The birth of two major phrases : normies and REEEE, The memes all come from some neckbeard raging, also most connect with pepe.. honestly I swear this all had to do with that kid and …

The pepe meme that is a drawn frog, widely used in 4chan evolved in the angry REEE yell when people in 4chan found out what kind of sound a frog makes when in danger or annoyed. And because the …

Sometimes, autistic folks make wild gestures or loud noises to express strong emotions. Also, there's this video of a frog being picked up, and it makes a sort of screeching sound out of fear and anger. …

It's the sound of an angry frog. More specifically, it's related to 4chan's /r9k/ board, where the locals refer to themselves as betas -- guys who are losers and feel slighted. It's a self depreciating joke. Anyhow, …

Sep 11, 2021 · If she’s expressing her own mock anger with “REEEE” in a way that has nothing to do with autism or meltdowns, maybe it’s fine? Again, I’d need to see context. “Autistic screeching” is …