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Adin Ross has responded to backlash after a clip of his friend using racial slurs during a stream went viral on Twitter. Adin Ross has gained insane popularity on Twitch over the last few years, amassing over seven million followers in the process. He regularly features his friends and other various content creators on his stream, but it doesn’t always pan out just as he planned. On February 21, a clip of Adin’s friend using racial slurs during a stream went viral on Twitter and the creator quickly responded to the backlash. Adin Ross responds to backlash over friend’s racial slurs In the clip, Adin Ross was face timing his friend on stream when his buddy began using racial slurs.Article continues after ad “F*ck Twitch, they really out here on Super Bowl Sunday,” he began before using a slur to refer to the platform’s staff.Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates on Esports, Gaming and more. Twitch streamer Zahir shared the clip, which has been seen almost seven and a half million times in the hours since it was posted. In a reply, Zahir showed a screenshot of a Twitter DM from Adin responding to the backlash. “The guy

Video game streaminggetty Gaming streams of Ubisoft’s iconic and multi-layered platform fighter Brawlhalla are to benefit from the introduction of a state-of-the-art live captioning system that will make them more accessible for both the hearing impaired and non-native English speakers. The video game developer best known for the Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry series has teamed up with Cambridge-based Speechmatics — whose award-winning speech-to-text API engine is amongst the most advanced on the planet. Brawlhalla, which is free-to-play, has a community of over 80 million players worldwide across mobile, console and PC platforms and is currently the most popular fighting game on Steam. Within the frenetically-paced platform brawler originally developed by Atlanta-based Blue Mammoth Games, characters use blasters, katars, rocket lances, canons, swords and spears to force opponents into blast zones and live streams are an important aspect of community interaction and game immersion. The enhanced captioning from Speechmatics will be available in esports tournaments as well as the games’ twice-weekly developer streams and can be enjoyed on multiple platforms including YouTube, Twitch and Discord. Evolving entertainment Accessibility in video games has been a hot topic over the past couple of years with titles such as Naughty Dog’s The Last

On February 22, 2023, YouTube streamer Steven "Destiny" hosted a livestream dedicated to StarCraft 2. While playing a real-time strategy (RTS) game, the streamer initiated a conversation about Twitch promoting popular content creator Nicole "Neekolul." Destiny wondered if the platform would promote a male with the "same background" as Neekolul. He claimed that Twitch giving a shoutout to the latter was a "wild thing" and expressed his thoughts on the situation by exclaiming: "Actually, like, legally abusive, domestic abuse f***king charged person is getting a f***king special shoutout from Twitch! Why?! I don't know, that s**t is wild to me, in my personal opinion." Destiny goes off on Twitch after the platform gives a "special shoutout" to Neekolul The conversation started at the 02:31-hour mark of his February 22 broadcast, when Destiny opined on the livestreaming platform promoting Neekolul. He stated: "Real talk, though. If there was a man with the background that Neeko had, do you think Twitch would be featuring them on some f***king shoutout thing? There's no f***king shot! That is so f***king wild to me!" The Nebraska native claimed that he didn't want to sound mean while talking about the matter and added: "I'm not going

Twitch streamers Malena and Nick "Nmplol" hosted a cooking livestream on February 20. Halfway into the broadcast, the latter noticed their dogs' shenanigans and seemingly suggested using an airsoft gun on them. After hearing what Nmplol said, Malena was taken aback and called him out, exclaiming that the One True King (OTK) member's take was not funny. She reacted to the Twitch streamer's comment by saying: "What?! That's not funny, I'll f***king murder you!" Twitch streamer Malena claims she'll make an "example" of Nmplol if he uses an airsoft gun on their dogs Nmplol's attention was drawn to his dogs, Kevin and Buddy, at the 02:54-hour mark of the February 20 broadcast. He rushed towards his pets in an attempt to stop their antics and then suggested using an airsoft gun. The Twitch streamer was heard saying: "Oh, Kevin's h*mping Buddy! No! Kevin! Hey Kevin, down now! See Malena, this is why you need an airsoft gun. This is why we need an airsoft gun, you know?" Malena was flabbergasted after hearing what Nmplol had to say and stated that it was not a funny statement. Nmplol then claimed that the airsoft guns "don't hit hard." Malena did not hold

Twitch streamer and content creator Keffals' recent Twitter posts, where she revealed having problems with drug addiction, have come under fire as scam allegations have been levied against her by many on the internet. For those out of the loop, the Canadian streamer was in the news in August 2022 for being swatted due to some transphobic elements online. For context, "Keffals" Clara Sorrenti is known for her trans activism and is trans herself, and has been the subject of a lot of trolling in the past. As the news of her being an addict spreads, comments alleging fraud and scam with respect to Sorrenti's GoFundMe campaign, which took place around the same time, have flooded her replies. Here is one such example of a tweet insinuating that she used all the money meant to cover her legal fees to buy drugs. @keffals Where is 100k mlady? Smoked in crack pipe or snorted? Btw nice scam, I would never have a spine to scam ppl for 100k and get away with it. Clap clap "Did you use the money for drugs": Clip of Twitch streamer ChudLogic discussing possible scam allegations against Keffals goes viral As a political commentator. Clara is

Allison Holker, whose husband Stephen 'tWitch' Boss passed away two months ago, is 'doing as well as expected'. A source provided People with an update on Allison, saying, 'Her first priority is the kids, and she is being the best mom she can be.'They added, 'The support from friends has been invaluable.'Since his passing, the professional dancer, 35, has taken some space from social media, only posting a few tributes to her husband and several statements.  She carries on: Two months after Stephen 'tWitch' Boss took his life at the age of 40, his widow Allison Holker Boss, 35, is 'doing as well as expected' - Pictured in Dec 2022 at the Critics Choice Celebration of Black Cinema & Television at Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles - (Photo by Robin L Marshall/WireImage)On Saturday, Holker took to Instagram to thank supporters for their outpouring of love and 'hope.'She said: 'I just want to say thank you for all the love and support that you guys have sent to me and my family at this time.'It has been very challenging and emotional, but you guys have brought so much hope and inspiration to us by sharing stories and memories and moments and

A Polish influencer has been banned from Twitch after appearing to run over a dog with her car. Streamer Sidneuke was in the middle of a live broadcast while driving when she hit and injured a dog, according to Dexerto.To make matters worse, she was looking down at her phone when the incident happened. The livestream video caught her getting back in her car and driving off. In the February 17 video, she then ranted about the dog's owner, blaming them for the animal being loose.You can see the video below, but be warned: It makes for graphic viewing.In the clip, she can be heard saying in Polish: "Jesus, how many dogs are here? Some of them must be in heat."If someone lets dogs out, it's not a one-off situation. "These dogs are constantly on the street. "I'm saying straight away that dogs shouldn't be free. This is wrong and against the law."She added: "You can't leave dogs unattended."Her Twitch account has since been deactivated, with her site now reading: "This channel is currently unavailable due to a violation of Twitch’s Community Guidelines or Terms of Service."Even though her account has been nixed, the video made its way to Reddit

With 1,280,000 concurrent viewers, the fantasy role-playing game Hogwarts Legacy has won the hearts of players and is now in the list of Guinness World Record for being the most watched single-player videogame on Twitch.The game, which is set in 1899—nearly 100 years before a certain Mr. Harry Potter enrolled at the institution—follows a fifth-year student who sets out on a magical mission to look into a goblin uprising. The game's early release three days prior to its official release on February 10 coincided with its peak viewership.The initial release date was initially set for 2022, but this was later postponed until early 2023. It was first confirmed to be in development in 2020. One of the most well-known websites for streaming video games is Twitch, which Amazon acquired in 2014.While completing objectives and pursuing numerous side quests and easter eggs, players in the game are free to traverse the grounds of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The grounds of Hogwarts contain a lot of secrets, many of which have yet to be discovered.

Motley FoolIs This Dividend Juggernaut's Growth Streak in Trouble?Digital Realty (NYSE: DLR) is in a select group. It's one of only a handful of real estate investment trusts (REITs) that has increased its dividends every year of its public existence. The data center operator last gave investors a 5% raise in March of 2022, marking its 17th straight year of dividend growth.Motley FoolIs GE HealthCare a No-Brainer AI Stock to Buy Right Now?Shares of GE HealthCare Technologies (NASDAQ: GEHC) have soared more than 20% year to date. GE HealthCare calls itself "a leading global precision care innovator" -- a vague description that encompasses a lot. Is GE HealthCare a no-brainer AI stock to buy right now?The Wall Street JournalThe Cameras Worked Fine. Their Maker Said They Had Reached Their End of Life.In January, Arlo Technologies sent an email to customers of its internet-connected security cameras about a new “end-of-life policy.” Forty days later, the company recanted, keeping the free video storage and extending software support. Arlo highlights the trade-off that connected devices pose.Motley FoolChatGPT Mania: 3 Stocks With the Most to LoseArtificial intelligence has been a mainstream idea for years, going back to the days of the Terminator movies, where humanity