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Popular Twitch streamer Jinny had to get police involved, after an unidentified man appeared to be stalking her for hours while she was livestreaming, causing her to fear for her safety. Jinny is currently streaming her travels in Taiwan, as part of her ‘Waddlethon’, where she aims to walk the entirety of the country. On April 24, she was again traveling, aiming to walk around 20 kilometers. But, her plans were derailed, after noticing a stranger appeared to be following her. The man was wearing all black, with a hood, and covering their face.Article continues after ad Despite taking various stops, the man continually reappeared near Jinny again as she traveled, at one point even hiding in a bush before exiting to continue following her. Jinny forced to get police involved to deal with stalker As this continued for approximately four hours, eventually police were involved. When she gets the chance to speak to the authorities, she simply asks them to tell the man to stop following her. The police also apparently asked the man to reveal his face, as it was entirely covered.Article continues after ad After this, things seemed to calm down, as Jinny went to a restaurant

A Twitch streamer ran into some issues at the bank after she didn’t realize what an “adult performer” was when filling out her occupation. Being a Twitch streamer can be a difficult job to describe to folks who are not as tuned in on internet culture and it turns it this can cause some major problems at the bank. When Twitch streamer ‘poopernoodle’ went to the bank and ended up being rejected, it ended up being because she didn’t realize some of the terms she was agreeing to when it came to her job.Article continues after ad Hilariously, the streamer believed that an “adult entertainer” fit her job description, but that only resulted in confusion for the Twitch star who had her application denied. Twitch streamer doesn’t know what “adult entertainer” means While on stream, poopernoodle revealed that she was asked what her occupation was “nothing really fit the bill” until she saw one option that stood out to her.Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates on Esports, Gaming and more. “Adult online entertainer, I took that and I was like ‘yeah’ that’s what I am. I’m an adult and I entertain people online,” she laughed.Article continues after ad

If you’re playing Blizzard’s free-to-play hero shooter, then you need to check out the Twitch Prime Overwatch 2 rewards as soon as you can. Sure, you might need an active Amazon Prime or Twitch Prime subscription, but Prime Gaming is actually offering Overwatch 2 players something worth claiming right now – and not an old skin that’s literally a clown (which is a little on the nose). If you have an active Amazon Prime or Twitch Prime subscription, you can head on over to the Overwatch 2 Prime Gaming page right here and claim five free Overwatch 2 Season 4 battle pass tier skips right now. That’s right, you’re getting five tiers of the battle pass for free. If you’re just beginning it, this is a great way to kick-start your progression. If you’re nearing the end, this could be the final boost you need to bag some of the more interesting rewards on offer this season. We know Overwatch 2’s Intergalactic Smuggler Ashe skin is grossing us out, but we won’t say no to some free battle pass tiers if it helps us unlock it. The only real caveat beyond having an active Amazon Prime or Twitch Prime subscription is

Famous Twitch stream Reice “OfficialDuckStudios” has been banned from the streaming platform after he accidentally shot his cameraman in the stomach with an arrow. Reice was performing a crossbow stunt during a livestream. The clip has since been removed from Twitch. Twitch streamer Reice Mitchell, known as OfficialDuckStudios on Twitch, has been banned from the streaming platform after accidentally shooting his cameraman in the stomach with a crossbow during a live stream. It came out that the content creator had been doing target practice on the stream and tried penetrating the arrow through the door. The since-deleted clip showed Reice heading behind one side of his door while his cameraman, Joey waited on the other side. But the stunt went “horribly wrong” after Joey was heard crying out in pain from the other side. Not only this, but Joey also revealed his injury on stream, but the footage has been blurred. The cameraman was bleeding heavily from his stomach, and believe us, it didn’t look good at all. Following the stream, Reice tweeted: “Good stream boys. Playing it safe the rest of the night.” He was banned from Twitch after this and his channel currently displays the message: “This channel

Adin Ross has called on fellow streaming superstar Kai Cenat to join him on the rapidly-growing platform Kick after Kai was banned from Twitch on April 17. Adin, who has also faced multiple bans from Twitch and now streams on Kick, urged Kai to make the move and leave Twitch behind for good. Adin and Kai are two of the biggest streamers in the world, with both boasting massive followings and dedicated fan bases. However, both have had their fair share of issues with Twitch in recent times. Adin was banned permanently from the Amazon-owned platform earlier this year, and Kai was also hit with a ban, leaving fans wondering what the future held for the streaming superstar. Adin wasted no time in reaching out to Kai following his ban, urging him to make the switch to Kick. During a FaceTime call, Adin quizzed Kai on how he was feeling and whether he would consider joining the Kick platform. “They (Twitch) made $20M and you got $2M, I just want to let you know you’re worth more than that and there is a platform named Kick” Adin Ross calls Kai Cenat to discuss his most recent ban pic.twitter.com/XjYYH3FCjY— Adin Updates

Cycle News Staff | April 23, 2023 The Gate King from ASV Inventions locks a tailgate at an angle to secure oversized loads, without the need for an extender. It replaces the stock tailgate cables with superior stainless-steel ratcheting chromoly-steel arms, and its patented design can be locked into seven incremental positions. It can hold up to 1000 pounds and the made-in-the-USA kit is available for select Ford, Chevy, GMC, Dodge, Toyota and Jeep models. Jeremy “Twitch” Stenberg talks about Gate King USA at Fox Raceway Pro Motocross in the video below: The Gate King, Fea. Jeremy “Twitch” Stenberg Gate King The Gate King has an MSRP of $230. For more information, visit asvinventions.com Click here for more New Products on Cycle News.  

ChudLogic, a prominent member of the Twitch community, has announced that he has been temporarily suspended from the platform. Tweeting about the situation earlier today, he revealed that he wouldn't be able to livestream for the next three days. Initially, the reason behind his suspension was unclear. However, the streamer later shared a screenshot of a notice that he received from Twitch, which stated that the suspension was due to "aiding account suspension evasion." For those who aren't familiar with the phrase, it refers to the act of platforming a suspended streamer or watching content from that streamer on Twitch. According on Twitch's rules, these are some of the possible reasons: Twitch's rules against aiding ban evasion (Image via Twitter) ChudLogic tweeted about it, sarcastically remarking that the rule is his favorite: Twitch bans ChudLogic, streamer reacts on Twitter After the initial tweet, ChudLogic tweeted once again, stating that he was unsure about the exact content that caused his suspension. He declared that he hadn't featured any banned streamers on his channel, which led to him concluding that it must have been due to watching content from a banned streamer. He further revealed that he would be streaming on YouTube

DariusIRL was shocked to see the DMs that his friend Ellie recieved from a stalker A girl on DariusIRL’s stream revealed strange messages from a streamer stalker that declared everlasting love and obsession for her, despite never getting any responses. The girl, named Ellie, showed streamer DariusIRL the messages, which took ages to scroll past, and included voice notes that lasted almost half an hour. The messager also apologized for “being an insane person”, but continued to message after that point, sending Ellie extremely long messages that thanked her for “bringing my light back”.Article continues after ad The messages frequently asked Ellie to call back, and at one point said: “last time I promise” before being followed by another paragraph. Perhaps one of the scariest parts of the wall of text was when the stalker described his thoughts, saying: “you seem to consume more of me with every hour I am awake. It’s not stopping. I don’t think I want it to.” This was followed by another message that promised that “I’m not b*tchless and desperate right now”, which did little to reassure the streamers.Article continues after ad DariusIRL reacts to DMs from streamer stalker While Ellie scrolled through the

Riot Games released a new update for League of Legends: Wild Rift recently. Patch 4.1b has introduced a new champion that can sneak past enemies and kill them with his chem-powered crossbow.New Champion New Champion: Twitch, the Plague Rat Photo: Riot Games Twitch, the Plague Rat, has arrived in Wild Rift via Patch 4.1b. His Deadly Venom passive makes his basic attacks apply a stacking venom that deals damage over time. What’s interesting about this is it deals true damage, unmitigated by any form of damage reduction from items or abilities. Additionally, Twitch gains a massive 30% boost in attack speed for five seconds when an enemy champion has full stacks of Deadly Venom.He can sneak past enemies with his Ambush ability. When used, Twitch is camouflaged and gains a 10% boost in movement speed for 11 seconds, increasing to 30% when nearby champions cannot see him. When exiting camouflage, Twitch’s attacks will apply an additional stack of Deadly Venom for three seconds. Furthermore, Ambush’s cooldown is reset when a champion dies while infected by Deadly Venom.Here’s a quick overview of his abilities: Balancing ChangesBesides the introduction of Twitch, Patch 4.1b also includes balancing adjustments to certain champions and runes.

After serving a suspension of over 16 months, Soulja Boy can finally return to Twitch and engage with his fans through the leading streaming platform once again. As a popular rapper and Twitch streamer, Soulja Boy has had his fair share of controversies, including criticizing other Twitch streamers, claiming credit for Twitch's popularity, and promoting his own gaming console. Despite this, Soulja Boy has enjoyed relative success on the platform compared to other celebrities who have tried their hand at streaming. © Provided by GameRant However, things went awry for him when Soulja was first banned on December 9, 2021. The reason for his initial suspension remains unknown, but it lasted for only five minutes before he was unbanned. His relief was short-lived, however, as he was banned again after approximately four hours, and the reason for his suspension still remains a mystery. This led him to express his frustration on social media, questioning the company's policies and threatening to sue Twitch. Load Error RELATED: Twitch Has Banned Forsen However, on December 17, 2021, the rapper posted a humble update on Twitter, apologizing for his previous outburst against Twitch. He expressed regret for his behavior and offered an apology to