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American Twitch streamer and wildlife conservationist Maya Higa explained why she refuses to promote cryptocurrencies or NFT projects on her channel. She made a statement on her recent livestream. Cryptocurrencies have been the talk of the town in the streaming community ever since Coffeezilla's three-part docu-series that disclosed Logan Paul's involvement in an NFT project scam that swindled millions from investors. In light of the controversial situation, Higa revealed that she doesn't prefer to take up NFT or crypto project sponsorships since she is yet to have a holistic understanding of the projects. Elaborating, she suggested that she fears the project's creators may do a "rug pull," similar to that of Logan. "Accidentally scam viewers" - Maya Higa refuses to promote cryptocurrencies Maya Higa gave her take on promoting crypto and NFT projects on her channel and her subsequent skepticism against them. The 24-year-old is already among the most prominent creators in America, and it is no surprise that she receives a lot of sponsorship deals for cryptocurrencies. Elaborating on why she rejects such opportunities, she asserted: "To learn about how coins worked, and how rug pulls worked, just in case someone offered me something that I didn't understand, and

Allison Holker is an American actress, dancer, and choreographer who has worked in film, television, and concert tours. She is appraised for appearances on the television dance show episodes of So You Think You Can Dance, where she was a contestant in season 2. She was also famous for being the wife of the late Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss, who lamentably committed suicide in December 2022.Allison Holker attends Sony Pictures' "Spider-Man: No Way Home" Los Angeles Premiere in Los Angeles, California. Photo: Emma McIntyreSource: Getty ImagesAllison Holker is a doting mother of three. She celebrated her ninth wedding anniversary with her husband, tWitch Boss, in 2022 before he, unfortunately, took his life. The latter was also a professional dancer and a Dj in Ellen Degeneres' show. His demise was quite a blow to his co-dancer wife. But who is Holker? Allison Holker’s profile summaryFull nameAllison Ranae HolkerAliasAllison HolkerGenderFemaleAge in 202335Date of birth February 6, 1988Zodiac signAquarius Place of birthAnoka County, Minnesota, U.SNationalityAmericanMotherNikki Olsen HolkerFatherDavid HolkerSiblingsDave Holker and Jessica Holker(dancer)Sexual orientationstraightMarital statusmarriedSpouseStephen Laurel Boss( tWitch- late)Children3- Weslie Fowler, Maddox Laurel Boss, Zaia BossSchoolTimpanogos high school in Orem, Utah, U.S.Hair colour blondeEye colour dark brownHeight in meters1.65Height in cm165Height in feet5’ 5’’Occupationdancer, choreographer

Canadian Twitch streamer 0greprincess encountered a foul incident after a couple of individuals made implicit racist gestures during an In Real Life (IRL) stream in New York. The streamer is presently carrying out a subathon. During Day 15 of this stream, while interacting with her chat, the creator was crossed by two racist individuals on the street. While passing by her, one of the men taunted her for her ethnicity, while the other made an ignorant gesture in Chinese. One of the men made a racist gesture by pointing out her ethnicity. He was heard saying: "Oh my god! South Korea!" He followed it up by greeting the camera, after which the second individual said: "Hello, Ni Hao (Hello in Mandarin)" 0greprincess called out the pair for their apparent offensive remarks. Upon being confronted, one of them repeated himself, to which the streamer suggested that they shouldn't assume other people's ethnic backgrounds. Twitch streamer 0greprincess catches racist men during an IRL stream The incident took place an hour and fifteen minutes into 0greprincess subathon stream when two seemingly uneducated individuals passed by her side. The Twitch streamer was offended by the ignorant comments and retorted by saying: "Y'all are racist

Bumping along! Peta Murgatroyd and her husband, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, are expecting their rainbow baby after previous miscarriages — and the pregnant dancer is already in awe of her changing body. “I have something growing in my stomach … it is a child,” Murgatroyd gushed in a January 2023 Instagram video shared via her Peta Jane Beauty brand account. “Life is wild right now, it’s beautiful and we are just over the moon that we have a little nugget!” The Dancing With the Stars pro announced earlier that month that she is expecting baby No. 2 with the Ukraine native. “It brings me immense joy to finally announce that @maksimc and I are expecting our Chmerkovskiy #2 ❤️,” Murgatroyd wrote via Instagram, revealing she was due the following June. “After 2 years of constant struggle and heartache, 3 miscarriages and a failed embryo transfer…we have a healthy bun in the oven :)) It was a shock to all of us and we found out right before I was going in for my second round of IVF.” She added at the time: “This news has brought extraordinary bliss to our family and we have so much to be grateful for 🙏🏻.” The Peta Jane Beauty entrepreneur and the Masked Dancer alum

Gamers familiar with From Software's popular Soulsborne series of video games are aware of the outlandish challenge runs performed by various streamers, in which the player uses something other than a typical gamepad. These playthroughs typically see things like Guitar Hero controllers or Dance Dance Revolution pads being used. Twitch streamer Dr. DeComposing, who has a background in music, went a similar route for his own series of Souls challenge runs. He has been completing runs of various From Software games using an electronic saxophone in lieu of a controller. A few months after finishing his Rune Level 1 run of Elden Ring with the musical instrument, he accomplished a deathless run of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice on his stream using the same. Streamer completes bizarre Sekiro challenge run The Soulsborne series of games are known for their uncompromising difficulty, especially when compared to the mainstream AAA titles they compete with. Although the titles have a steep learning curve, once players get a handle on the mechanics, they are often able to finish the games with relative ease. While gamers can increase the difficulty on subsequent playthroughs via New Game Plus, some individuals feel like that simply isn't enough, opting

Twitch streamer Dantes (also known as Doaenel) touched more than 20,000 viewers during his Race to Challenger broadcast, asking if they could become his partners in his “21st bid.” Dantes is one of the fastest growing streamers not only in League of Legends, but also on Twitch. At his Race to Challenger event, he was broadcast for more than 50 hours for 3 days, and the number of views of his streams was about 23 thousand. Even in his usual streams, Dantes gathers 4-5 thousand viewers on average. He is one of the biggest streamers in League of Legends, and yet he cannot be approved as a partner. Although there are a number of reasons why he may be rejected, people are beginning to wonder why Twitch will not grant him the desired partner status. Dantes denied partnering with Twitch, despite gaining 20,000 viewers Although Dantes has a fairly large fan base, he is no stranger to contradictions. He was banned from Twitch for using Doaenel as his previous username, and Twitch marked him as “inappropriate”. He also had a history of bans and restrictions on his League of Legends accounts for in-game and out-of-game behavior, and he regularly changed

Another Adin Ross Twitch ban has occurred and this is the seventh time. Why did it happen and what were the other bans about? Learn everything in this article. Popular streamer, Adin Ross, has once again been banned from the streaming platform, Twitch. This isn’t the first time Ross has faced a ban, as he has a history of violating the platform’s guidelines. The exact reason for this ban is currently unknown, but it’s speculated that it could be due to a previous instance of rule-breaking. Being a Twitch streamer, Ross has a large following and his banning has left his fans in the dark. It’s uncertain how long the ban will last and if it’s similar to previous bans. Fans of Ross are left wondering what led to the ban and if he will return to the platform. Adin Ross Twitch Ban Adin Ross has been previously criticized for his associations with controversial figures such as Andrew Tate and IShowSpeed. The latter has been known to make violent and threatening statements towards female streamers on Ross’ streams. The two have been known to target streamers together using swatting in multiple instances. Recently, Ross has been vocal about his belief

Home Game News Streamer Adin Ross Gets Banned From Twitch For Unknown Reason Ross called out Twitch for playing favourites only a few days ago. Image: Adin Ross Streamer Adin Ross has been having a weird few months. In December last year, he announced that he will be interviewing Kanye West, who has clearly gone off the deep end with his comments. Then, earlier this month, he supported Andrew Tate, who was recently arrested in Romania on the charges of human trafficking. Now, the streamer finds himself banned from Twitch, and the reason isn't exactly clear. As confirmed by StreamerBans on Twitter, Ross' Twitch account has been banned for the seventh time, however, no direct reason was provided. Given the streamer's recent history, the ban could have been put in place for a whole number of reasons. However, only a few days ago, Ross attacked Twitch for selectively backing certain content creators, while not supporting others, like himself. "Twitch has never followed me, they don’t put me on the homepage. Swear, they don’t follow me,” said Ross on an episode of the Full Send Podcast (thanks, Dexerto). "Why is Kai, myself, xQc, Speed, why are we not being offered multi-million

Apparently, it’s considered ‘sexual’ by certain circles. This post might contain affiliation links. If you buy something through this post, the publisher may get a share of the sale. bySyazwan Bahri    Posted Jan. 13, 2023, 3:44 p.m. Twitch streamer Justketh was recently banned from the platform for a ‘sexual content’ violation after flashing her feet on stream. The incident occurred when the Thailand-based Twitch partner live-streamed a wheel game, in which viewers could give money to spin the wheel and have JustKeth carry out the action it landed on. One action on the wheel, namely ‘show feet’, appears to have resulted in the Twitch partner getting temporarily banned, according to the streamer's Twitter account. twitch ban me 3 day as "offering sexual content" asking for money/service that lead to sexually explicit. im doing wheel and only 2 option i can think its lead that is 1. squats 2. show feet!! damnn 😭😭😭its just a meme bruh is that my feet too sexy? https://t.co/Z57okFxblC pic.twitter.com/ovoIxbkOwm — Justketh 🇹🇭Thailand (@Justketh1) January 11, 2023 “Twitch ban (sic) me (for) 3 days as 'offering sexual content' asking for money/service that lead to sexually explicit (content),” said Justketh on Twitter. Twitch’s community guidelines state that

Popular Twitch streamer Angela "AriaSaki" provided details about a wholesome interaction that she had with TikTok star and musician Bella Poarch at Rachell "Valkyrae's" birthday event. AriaSaki claimed that she hadn't socialized in a long time and "felt awkward" interacting with people at the event. She recalled Poarch making her feel at ease by initiating conversations and "taking care" of her: "Bella Poarch took care of me. Like, she was so nice." AriaSaki speaks about the interaction she had with Bella Poarch at Valkyrae's birthday event AriaSaki took to her Twitch channel on January 12 to host an Overwatch livestream. Before playing the game, the content creator spent some time talking to her fans and provided details about her interaction with Bella Poarch. The Vancouver native claimed that she found it difficult to talk to people after the pandemic: "I've just felt really awkward, talking to people. In fact, I've been feeling very awkward. Like, I just can't; I can't seem to communicate with people anymore and it's rough. Okay? I think COVID messed us all up. But not only COVID messed us up, but I've just lately because I've been such a shut-in. I feel like my ability to