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L'influenceuse Jinnytty - Twitch/Jinnytty Alors qu'elle était en direct sur la plateforme Twitch, une influenceuse sud-coréenne en visite à Toulouse a été victime d'une insulte raciste. Particulièrement populaire sur Twitch avec plus de 1 million d'abonnés, la streameuse et influenceuse sud-coréenne Jinnytty s'est fait agresser en plein direct alors qu'elle visitait la ville de Toulouse. Relayée par France 3 Occitanie, l'affaire a particulièrement marqué la communauté asiatique locale, notamment car l'homme, sur une trottinette, qui l'agresse, la traite de "sale Chinoise". Une insulte raciste, elle est originaire de Corée du Sud. L'homme est d'ailleurs particulièrement agressif: "Tu filmes quoi toi? Sale Chinoise. Casse-toi de là, sale pute," peut-on attendre dans la vidéo alors que l'agresseur frappe le téléphone qui filmait. Des directs qui peuvent déraper pour Jinnytty Une situation qui n'empêche pas Jinnytty de garder son direct ouvert. Elle va même se demander "ce que c'est que ce bordel". Elle a néanmoins expliqué qu'elle n'allait pas porter plainte. L'agression de la jeune femme s'est faite alors qu'elle a entamé depuis quelques années un véritable tour de monde. Son objectif et de découvrir des pays et d'en profiter pour rencontrer ses fans, à l'image d'un autre streameur, IShowSpeed. Comme le rappelle

Here's how the latest Marlon3lg controversy is unfolding with the Twitch streamer finally responding to the allegations made against him.

Ray, also known as RayAsianBoy, is a Twitch streamer and content creator who has recently been garnering attention on social media. Ray has announced that he plans to start his business. He said that he plans on launching his noodle brand in the upcoming year. He announced on social media platforms in a series of posts. In his recent video on X (formerly Twitter), he expressed his excitement about starting the business in the US. It has caught the attention of the netizens, and this is what one of them said: ''Raymon noodles would lowkey hit 😭''- said @ilySalt Fans react as Ray announces his plans to launch his own noodle brand The Twitch streamer, Ray, well-known for his engaging content and fun and humorous personality, recently took to his social media handles to announce his plans of starting his own noodle brand. In the video, Ray showed his excitement to launch his noodle brand in the upcoming year. He said that he is going to focus on himself and that his noodle business would be his new endeavor and his primary focus. His fans and netizens were quick to react to Ray's video, and they shared their thoughts. This

05-08-2025 (TFG) DDG has unleashed the brand-new music video for "fine shyt" featuring BIA. The high-octane video, which was directed by Nick Mays (DaBaby, Key Glock), follows the release of DDG's new heavily anticipated studio album, blame the chat, this past Friday (May 2). DDG and BIA curate an electric vibe in the house party-themed new video for "fine shyt," which is apropos as there's much to celebrate. Beside his Epic labelmate multi-platinum global star BIA, who is coming off a banner career year herself, DDG brings the energy of the song to life, playing seamlessly off his tag-team partner as they trade bars and camera angles with captivating ease. From the lights to the drip, DDG looks every bit like the superstar he has become. DDG delivered blame the chat last week, which saw him hit the peak of his powers in the worlds he dominates. Immediately upon release, buzz was at a fever pitch, with XXL proclaiming that "DDG has been putting in the work this year," while The FADER exclaimed that the album is "poised to take the Michigan artist over the edge." The music video for "what i prefer," which premiered with the album, has been

The Born to Win CS2 youth roster confidently defeated ECSTATIC 2 : 1 in the Thunderpick World Championship 2025: European Series #1 Grand Final and claimed the championship title. The victory earned NAVI Junior $20,000 and made us the first team to receive an invite to the Thunderpick World Championship 2025 closed qualifier. There, 4 slots will be up for grabs to enter the prestigious LAN tournament with a $850,000 prize pool, which will take place this October in Malta. The closed qualifier is scheduled for September, giving the team plenty of time to prepare. On the way to the title, NAVI Junior won four matches — against Sashi , RUBY , Astrum , and ECSTATIC — without dropping a single map. Congratulations on a well-deserved victory! We now look forward to NAVI Junior ’s next match in ESL Challenger League Season 49: Europe , as the team faces RUSH B at 20:00 CEST today. ROUND 1BEST OF 3 500 2 RUSH B 1 9INE 0 ECSTATIC 2 Fnatic 2 Passion UA 0 ENCE 2 CYBERSHOKE 1 OG 2 Zero Tenacity 0 Metizport 0 Astrum 2 BetBoom 1 RUBY 2 NAVI Junior 2 Sashi 0 QUARTERFINALSBEST OF 3 500 1

(Image credit: Bethesda Game Studios) The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered has been out for a little while now, giving fans the opportunity to uncover new ways of having fun with Bethesda Game Studios' RPG – like recreating its persuasion minigame and turning themselves into real-life NPCs. That's precisely what Twitch streamer Blurbs has done, revealing his ungodly recreation in a recent online post. "I remade the Oblivion Remaster persuasion minigame from scratch and connected it to Twitch Chat," he writes. "Now they can try to convince me to do what they want." Blurbs, who has previously engaged in some similar shenanigans with Skyrim and Red Dead Redemption 2, isn't so sure this was a good idea, though. "But it makes me look like a damn serial killer," admits the streamer, asking "why the fuck did I make this?" Attached to his post is a clip of the IRL take on the minigame in action, and it's precisely as horrifying and hilarious as he makes it sound. In the video, Blurbs reacts to the different persuasion options much like an NPC in Oblivion Remastered would, using their awkward dialogue and facial expressions to match the approval rating. I remade the

You are probably already aware that buying Twitch viewers isn’t like a magic stone that makes you famous over a purchase. It works as a strategy that, if used with a proper system, gives you fruitful results. This guide breaks down 5 legit sites that sell live Twitch viewers without killing your channel. Each one has its own angle, so read closely. Then we’ll jump into a quick buying guide, a few FAQs which will help you select the best platform to buy Kick viewers, and of course, how to buy live Twitch viewers. 1. GrowthMount If you want your Twitch growth that looks real, GrowthMount is the best choice to buy live Twitch viewers. They don’t just offer viewers, they bundle realistic chatters, raid features, and even smart pacing and viewers speed options so it doesn’t look like your stream just exploded out of nowhere. You pick a package (viewers only, or viewers + chatters), they drop them in gradually, and you control how long they stay. The delivery system usually depends on you; you could ask for instant delivery, and GrowthMount will deliver your desired number of viewers within 5 minutes, or you could request a gradual delivery

TikTok is no longer just a mobile-first app for quick scrolling and viral dances — it’s setting its sights on YouTube and Twitch with a revamped desktop experience designed to keep users engaged across platforms. With a suite of new features and a cleaner, more immersive layout, TikTok’s upgraded web interface is built to support not only casual viewers but also creators who need desktop-level functionality for content production and engagement. This shift comes at a time when short-form video dominance is no longer enough. YouTube still rules long-form video and livestreaming, particularly on desktop, but TikTok is starting to blur the lines. Its new feature set is a clear signal that ByteDance is ready to compete in arenas beyond mobile. A Modular Redesign That Mirrors the App TikTok’s desktop site now mirrors much of the mobile app’s UX, offering a modular design that improves navigation and overall fluidity. The left-hand navigation bar has been repositioned for faster access to core areas like For You, Following, LIVE, and Explore. The layout is now optimized for widescreens, providing a cleaner viewing experience that doesn’t feel like a scaled-up app — it’s purpose-built for desktop browsing. Enhanced Livestreaming: A Direct Shot at

HasanAbi, the Twitch streamer and political commentator, has recently been in the news after his debate with the H3 podcast host Ethan Klein. In the live debate, Ethan and Hasan discussed politics and their stances. During the conversation, they discussed the Israel-Palestine conflict. HasanAbi had claimed that there was no proof for the m***acre that occurred on October 7, 2023, by Hamas. This statement of HasanAbi was widely discussed, and recently his political stance was brought up on Fox News. Reacting to it, he claimed that 'he might go to jail.' HasanAbi sparked controversy over his pro-Palestinian views HasanAbi, also known as Hasan Dogan Piker, is a well-known name when it comes to political commentary. On May 2, 2025, he and Ethan Klein were in a live debate where they discussed various topics, including their online behaviors, appearance in the Content Cop episode, and the Israel-Palestine conflict. While they were discussing the Israel-Palestine conflict, HasanAbi made a statement in which he said that there was no evidence that the m***ccre that happened on October 7, 2023, was done by the Hamas group. This statement was criticized and sparked debates online. Recently, Fox News was discussing his political ideology in a

Twitch streamer EmilyCC is worried about the consequences of actually ending her three-year-long livestream as she questions what more fans want from her.  Over the last few years, subathons and similar streams have become incredibly popular on Twitch. Fans get to support their favorite streamers and, in turn, they can’t end the stream until the subscribers stop rolling in.  The likes of Kai Cenat, Ironmouse, and Ludwig have all had iconic subathons on Twitch, lasting a month at a time. However, EmilyCC holds the record for the longest stream on the Amazon-owned platform, as it has now lasted well over three years. Emily has gotten recognition from plenty of other creators – Cenat even hosted her on his Mafiathon 2 and sent subscribers her way. However, she has questioned what more viewers want from her.  EmilyCC worries about “career suicide” of stopping 3-year long stream The streamer spoke to the Washington Post about her marathon broadcast, touching on the effects it has had on her personal life, being unable to date, and if she’d ever actually quit being live every day.  Emily noted that it would be “career suicide” to end the stream anytime soon and “dreads” being in front