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New Partnership Unveiled as Cinna Kicks Off Month-Long "Cinnathon" Livestream Event , /PRNewswire/ -- Bang Energy is marking one of its biggest plays yet in the creator economy with the announcement of its newest brand ambassador, Twitch phenomenon and streamer, Cinna. Cinna dropped the news on Saturday as she kicked off an ambitious 31-day Subathon attempt to become Twitch's most-subscribed female creator, positioning Bang at the center of one of the summer's biggest streaming events. Twitch Phenom Cinna Declares for Bang Energy During Record-Breaking Subathon Attempt Known for her magnetic personality, quick wit and wildly engaging "Just Chatting" and variety streams, Cinna has become one of Twitch's fastest-rising stars. A two-time Sapphire Award winner for Best Female Streamer, she has built a passionate community of more than one million followers across platforms through authentic storytelling, spontaneous entertainment and an unmistakable connection with her audience. Starting today, Cinna is streaming continuously for 31 days in an unprecedented Subathon designed to rally her community behind an ambitious goal: becoming Twitch's most-subscribed female creator to date. Throughout the month, viewers can expect daily challenges, creator collaborations, celebrity appearances, community-driven chaos and viral moments, as Bang Energy powers the experience through integrated content, branded

Twitch streamer ExtraEmily is taking her content from livestreams to television with her own series, ExtraEmily: Creator Essentials . The new show is part of a partnership between creator company pocket.watch and major streaming platforms. The series has 15 episodes, with each episode running for about 22 minutes. It is made for a teen audience and focuses on Emily’s fun personality, real-life challenges, gaming adventures and social experiments. The move gives ExtraEmily a new way to reach viewers beyond Twitch and puts her content alongside shows available on major streaming services. Twitch streamer ExtraEmily gets her own Creator Essentials series ExtraEmily: Creator Essentials is built around the Twitch creator and her everyday adventures. Instead of simply showing clips from her livestreams, the series turns her content style into longer television episodes. The show has 15 episodes, with each one lasting around 22 minutes. The episodes are designed for teenagers and are part of pocket.watch’s growing creator-focused entertainment lineup. ExtraEmily is known for her IRL streams, gaming content and unpredictable livestreams. Her new series brings those ideas into a more structured TV format. The show includes different types of challenges and adventures. These can include real-life activities, social experiments and gaming

Streamer Ludwig Ahgren has abandoned his position as one of the top streamers on Twitch to don a blonde wig and take up his new calling as an NPC in the Chinese video game Road To Empress II. Earlier this week, the game announced that Ludwig would appear in the game posting pictures of him all done up as an envoy from the imaginary Kingdom of Fuling and the internet is affectionately clowning him hard. Special UpdateLudwig from the Kingdom of Fuling has arrived in Sheng'an today! Will he be granted a taste of the Empress's osmanthus soup? The choice is yours! How to meet him:1. Complete the Road to Empress II main story2. Tap "Attend Court" on the home screen3. Follow the… pic.twitter.com/3PQRocwI6a — 女王的遊戲：盛世天下｜Road to Empress ｜성세천하: 여제의 탄생 (@roadtoempressen) July 29, 2026 waitress at the chinese buffet said “great to have you back” pic.twitter.com/OnY8WJBSLM — GappyV (@Gappy_V) July 30, 2026 how I feel after three Chinese lessons on Duolingo pic.twitter.com/vM4QffEbAz — Jellypeanut (@DJellyPeanut) July 30, 2026 © How I feel grabbing my Panda Express from my DoorDash driver pic.twitter.com/tSZflbwhHr — Cyrus (@wyacyrus) July 29, 2026 If his appearance isn’t hilarious enough, there’s a clip going around showing

Why did Joe accuse Twitch streamer Yugi of ‘lying’ about his Valorant rank? Viral clip explained (Image via Getty) Twitch streamer Yugi is facing criticism after a clip from a recent 1v1 gaming bet with fellow streamer Joe sparked debate online. The clip was shared on the r/LivestreamFail subreddit by a Reddit user. In the video, Joe accused Yugi of lying about his Valorant rank before their match. According to Joe, Yugi had told him he had only reached Silver rank, even though he had allegedly peaked at Immortal. The exchange quickly became one of the main talking points in the livestream community, with Reddit users adding more context and sharing similar allegations. Joe accuses Twitch streamer Yugi of lying about his Valorant rank The argument happened after the Valorant 1v1 match. Joe admitted that he had lost but said his frustration was not about the result. Instead, he claimed Yugi had not been honest about his previous rank before the wager. Joe said: "Sure. I lost. But stop with this ****** hustle-*** bullshit. You’re saying you peaked Immortal, bro, and you lied, and you said you peaked Silver. You did. You lied." Yugi denied the accusation during the exchange.

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How To Get Ralph's Red Brick Bed Twitch Drop In Disney Dreamlight Valley Image via Game Rant; Source: Gameloft Published Jul 30, 2026, 7:08 AM EDT Nahda Nabiilah is a writer and editor from Indonesia. She has always loved writing and playing games, so one day she decided to combine the two. Most of the time, writing gaming guides is a blast for her, due to it being two of Nahda's favorite things. She strives to make detailed and easy-to-follow guides.   As of the recent Wreck It Ralph free update, you can claim your very own Ralph's Red Brick Bed for free after you redeem it on Twitch. The update introduced a new character alongside his friendship quests, and you can join in the fun by decorating your space with the Ralphs' Red Brick Bed. Here's how to get the Twitch Drop for the Pixel Perfect update in DDV . Image via Game Rant; Source: Gameloft To get the Ralph's Red Brick Bed Twitch Drop, you need to link your Twitch account to your DDV account and watch a streamer for 60 minutes. The first step is completed by heading to this website, where here they ask you to log

A new suite of Twitch features gives parents the power to restrict certain features, ranging from blocking certain streams to disabling DMs. The Twitch change follows a broader trend in the gaming industry focused on protecting children. The massively popular Amazon-owned streaming platform gives fans a wide variety of ways to watch their favorite streamers. Twitch's content library has expanded far beyond its gaming origins, with many streamers using the IRL category to share parts of their personal lives with fans. The platform also allows creators to save their recordings as video-on-demand content on Twitch, with viewers able to go back and watch older broadcasts and clip highlights after a livestream is over. Now, Twitch is making some major changes to help parents protect their children when using the platform. Former Twitch streamer Asian Andy is pushing for the platform to reverse his 2017 banning, following similar recent incidents on the site. A set of new parental controls coming to Twitch provides several tools for limiting what content teenagers aged 13–17 can access. One of the biggest changes in the update concerns what content children can view on Twitch, allowing parents to restrict their child's access to... See full article

Popular Twitch streamer Ludwig has surprised fans with an unexpected appearance in Road to Empress 2, a Chinese live-action visual novel. The collaboration was announced on July 29, 2026, revealing that Ludwig plays a royal envoy called the Prince of Fuling. His new look, featuring long blonde hair and elegant blue royal clothing, quickly became a talking point online. During a livestream, Ludwig reacted to his character with humour and said he looked completely different. Players can unlock his appearance by progressing through the game's main story. Ludwig joins Road to Empress 2 with surprise role as Prince of Fuling Ludwig is the latest content creator to appear in Road to Empress 2, a Chinese live-action visual novel where players must make smart choices to survive palace life and court politics. In the game, Ludwig plays an envoy known as the Prince of Fuling. His character wears flowing blue robes with detailed embroidery, black arm guards, a gold belt, and a jewelled headpiece. However, the biggest change is his long blonde hair, which gives him a very different look from what viewers usually see on his Twitch streams. While watching the reveal, Ludwig laughed at his new appearance. He joked

Twitch’s own Creator Dashboard still funnels new broadcasters toward the same first decision: what software actually gets a game onto the platform. Search data backs up how often people are stuck on that question. “How to stream on Twitch” pulls roughly 9,900 monthly searches in the US alone, according to DataForSEO keyword tracking, and OBS Studio remains the tool most beginners land on. It’s free, open source, and, as of version 32.1.2 (released As of April 6, 2026, live-streaming standards had advanced beyond a single universal standard; WebRTC, WHIP/WHEP, LL-HLS/CMAF-CTE, and classic HLS/DASH were all in active use for different latency and scale needs. This tutorial walks through the full setup from a blank install to a working broadcast: getting audio right without the echo that ruins a first stream, picking encoder and bitrate settings that match actual upload speed, and going live on Twitch without guessing at the settings menu. Budget about 90 minutes for all 12 steps, longer if a capture card for a console is part of the plan. Why Streaming on Twitch With OBS Still Makes Sense in 2026 What You’ll Need Before You Start (Prerequisites) Step 1: Download and Install OBS Studio Step 2: Run

The gamescom is one of the most important gaming events in the world and naturally attracts numerous influencers. However, one of the largest German Twitch streamers, HandOfBlood, will stay at home – and that’s a cool thing. The Twitch streamer HandOfBlood will not be present at gamescom this year either. He announced this through his management last week. In an interview, he now explained the reasons for his decision. You can read the full conversation at GamesWirtschaft. Meanwhile, HandOfBlood also presents games at such events through his publishing company: Start video HandOfBlood misses his new game at Caggtus, only calls for good reviews Autoplay From Stage to Stage Instead of Cheers on the Balcony Why isn’t HandOfBlood at gamescom? In the original statement, they already mentioned the development of gamescom, moving away from the “real gaming fair” and towards a stronger focus on influencers. In the interview, the streamer elaborated on this. HandOfBlood says he felt this development after the COVID-19 pandemic: “There was such a big shift towards a safari hunt for influencers at gamescom.” Previously, there had already been influencers at the fair, but the balance tipped, and influencer presence became more dominant. This also refers to the