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Kai Cenat’s cataclysmic growth on Twitch is continuing with the platform’s rising star breaking his own viewership record on October 19. After announcing Lil Baby would appear on his stream, more than 200,000 viewers watched on for the collaboration. Kai Cenat has gone from strength-to-strength on Twitch. Gaining more than 1 million followers across 2022, he’s been constantly at the top of the charts with tens of thousands of average viewers every broadcast. However it exploded to another level on October 19 after he brought rapper Lil Baby on to chat about his latest album “It’s Only Me”, which released on October 14. Promoting it on Kai’s stream couldn’t have brought it to a wider audience, and it was breaking viewership records for Cenat. There was a lot of buildup ahead of Lil Baby’s entry onto stream. Then once it was confirmed he and his team were at the door, Kai Cenat jumped out of his chair to meet him and bring him into the stream room. Once Lil Baby actually showed up to the stream, the viewership numbers rocketed from 190,000 to 225,000 and more. The duo talked about their backgrounds, Lil Baby’s new background, and also what Twitch…

Come and watch the latest Resident Evil Showcase to hear more about RE: Village and RE4. Horror fans have a wealth of great video games to play right now and the number is just increasing. Today’s Resident Evil Showcase is just in time for spooky season. The livestream will feature more information on Resident Evil Village Gold Edition as well as Resident Evil 4. Take a look at the stream using the Twitch embed below. The Resident Evil Showcase livestream is scheduled to begin at 3:00 p.m. PT / 6:00 p.m. ET on October 20, 2022. The stream will take place over on the Resident Evil Twitch channel, but you can tune in using the embedded video above. As mentioned, the Resident Evil Showcase will feature more information on the upcoming Resident Evil Village Gold Edition and Resident Evil 4. The former is scheduled to release on October 28, 2022 while the latter is set to release in March 2023. Exactly what we’ll see regarding these two games is anyone’s guess. Perhaps we’ll get more insight into the Shadows of Rose campaign. For those looking for some insight, check out our recent Shadows of Rose preview. We’ll be covering the…

Twitch has officially begun enforcing its ban on gambling with a new update to the platform’s community guidelines. After weeks of backlash from some of Twitch’s biggest creators, they announced on September 20 that they would be implementing an update to the platform’s community guidelines to place a ban on gambling. Set to include sites that contain slots, roulette, and dice games and are unlicensed in the U.S. or other jurisdictions, the initial announcement revealed that sites like Stake.com, Rollbit.com, and more would be included in the next policy update. Twitch finally began enforcing the gambling ban with a policy update on October 18, alongside more information regarding the ban. PixabayGambling streams, as lucrative as they are, have always been a controversial subject. Twitch finally enforces gambling ban with new policy In their latest update to the platforms guidelines, Twitch has revealed more information regarding the previously announced ban on gambling streams As they previously noted in the initial announcement, stake.com, rollbit.com, duelbits.com, and roobet.com are the first four gambling websites that have been banned from the platform. However, it’s important to note that they also mention “all associated domains,” which would include variations of those four websites, so stake.us…

Continue Here » Becoming a Twitch streamer can be more than just a hobby. For some people, it can mean making a livelihood. And for others, it can even lead to a small fortune. The streaming platform has led to the rise of a ton of different Internet personalities over the years, providing talented game players and content creators a chance to showcase their skills with games like Fortnite, League of Legends and Grand Theft Auto, as well as sharing their charms, political opinions and humor with live chats. We’ve rounded up the ten Twitch streamers who are the highest paid, based on a 2021 data leak. The No. 1 highest-paid streamer on the platform brought in nearly $10 million from August 2019 through October 2021! Find out who the 10 highest-paid Twitch streamers are… Continue Here »

Twitch streamer Amouranth said that she is safe and has gotten access back to her social media and bank accounts in a stream on Monday. For Amouranth, whose real name is Kaitlyn Siragusa, it was her first Twitch stream since her stream on Saturday, in which she said that her husband was manipulating and abusing her. Amouranth said she’s now seeking “legal and emotional counsel,” and added that her husband is “not here, he’s getting help.” In the hourlong video, Amouranth gave updates on how she’s doing, and sought comfort from her dogs who were on the stream with her, and who she said are also safe. (The stream starts around the 33-minute mark.) She opened by mentioning that her friends and family — and even her “haters” — had reached out to offer their support. She said that the outpouring of support surprised her, a sentiment she echoed numerous times throughout the video. “I felt so alone for so long,” Amouranth said. “And now it’s like I can’t stop getting people to talk to me. Not in a bad way; it’s just a very big contrast because I didn’t think people cared that much.” Amouranth went into greater detail…

Twitch streamer and adult performer Kaitlyn “Amouranth,” Siragusa said she is “seeking legal and emotional counsel” following an emotional live-stream in which she accused her husband of abusing her and threatening to kill her dogs. Siragusa, one of the top female Twitch streamers, revealed the abusive text messages from her husband to her fans on the platform Sunday. She then streamed an expletive-laced phone conversation with him, asking him why he was threatening to “kill her dogs,” as she cries.  He can also be heard angrily telling her to “leave the house.” Her husband, who has full access to her bank accounts, also threatened to take her earnings and throw her stuff from a balcony. Siragusa had never revealed publicly that she had been married before. She returned to Twitch for the first time since the allegations on Tuesday, in which she said her husband was “getting help,” and that she is “seeking legal and emotional counsel,” Buzzfeed News reported. One of the top female streamers on Twitch, Kaitlyn ‘Amouranth’ Siragusa, says she is receiving “legal and emotional” help after accusing her husband of abuse. Twitter / Amouranth Siragusa revealed the abusive text messages — allegedly from her husband —…

Popular Twitch Streamer and OnlyFans model Amouranth revealed about her abusive relationship with her husband Nick Lee yesterday evening on her live stream with the drama viral on Twitter Amouranth, whose real name is Kaitlyn Siragusa, gave a detailed list of her husband Nick Lee’s abusive and controlling behaviors. Twitch Streamer And OnlyFans Model Amouranth Reveals Her Abusive Relationship With Husband Nick Lee In Livestream, Drama Video And Messages Go Viral On Twitter And Reddit Amouranth has revealed that she has a husband, along with revealing his abuse He has threatened to kill her dogs, take all their money, and forced her to stream. (1/4) pic.twitter.com/9tdL0S3Udd — GUARD Hunter (@HUN2R) October 16, 2022 So my main OF account that was carrying a $900k balance not yet withdrawn was hacked last night 😢😳 This is the notice after they tried to add their own bank info… pic.twitter.com/IUrPTBI6QX — Kaitlyn (@wildkait) October 13, 2022 In the live stream, Amouranth allegedly stated that Lee has threatened to kill her dogs, evict her from her house, squander and spend her money, and altogether ruin her and her career. All of these allegations went viral earlier today after GUARD Hunter and Jake Lucky posted it…

Content warning: this article discusses domestic abuse. During a stream on Twitch in the early hours of Sunday morning (October 16), Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa appeared emotional as she spoke on loudspeaker to a person alleged to be her husband. As seen by Hunter Grooms, Siragusa went on to allege that her husband controls her finances and pushes her to stream more than she wants to. It is also claimed that her husband additionally threatened to kill her dogs. In a series of videos shared directly from her Twitch stream, Siragusa is heard talking on loudspeaker with a male voice alleged to be her husband. She questioned why he threatened to kill her dogs and the male voice paused for a long while before demanding that she leave the house. He continued to call her a liar and denied the threats to kill her dogs. After the call ended, Siragusa described the way her husband took control over her finances and alleges that he threatened to leave her with “only $1million” and take the rest or “burn it in court” and “put it all in crypto”. During an earlier interview with Kotaku, it is said that Amouranth earns a net income…

He wants you to wash your butt. Ludwig might be best known as a YouTuber and Twitch streamer, but the 27-year-old could also become known for trying to keep our butts clean. That's because Ludwig Anders Ahgren has launched his own line of bidets. Yes, you read that right, Ludwig is selling his own hardware but it's got nothing to do with CPUs and 4K graphics capability, and everything to do with butt hygiene. "I have been making my own bidet for the past year," Ludwig announced on his Twitter last night. Just in case readers aren't sure, a bidet is a bowl/receptacle with a faucet where you can wash yourself after using the toilet. While it is more common in countries such as India and France, bidets are yet to become mainstream in North America or the UK. In Japan, meanwhile, bidet functions have been built into toilets for many years already, such is the advanced technology of that country. But it seems Ludwig is trying to make bidets happen. Ludwig's bidet product line is called "Swipe" and according to the video games streamer it is "the greatest bidet ever crafted by man". Ludwig's bidet has its own website…

Pixels Jeux vidéo Sur la plate-forme dédiée aux parties de jeux vidéo en direct, certains streamers comme Globtopus ou Jio Ponda donnent rendez-vous à leur communauté pour regarder et critiquer des films ou séries ensemble. Une pratique qui pose des questions de légalité. Jio Pionda aime donner rendez-vous chaque dimanche à sa communauté pour regarder des « nanars ». CAPTURE ÉCRAN TWITCH « Ce soir nous allons donc regarder Guyver 2 », lance, dimanche 11 septembre, Jio Ponda, streamer adepte d’aventures vidéoludiques, de séries et surtout de cinéma. Il n’est pas assis sur son canapé avec des amis mais face à une caméra, sur Twitch, plate-forme dédiée à la diffusion de parties de jeux vidéo en ligne que les spectateurs peuvent commenter en direct via un tchat. Comme chaque dimanche soir, il n’est pas question pour lui d’être seul face à l’œuvre. Soixante-quinze autres spectateurs ont choisi de profiter de la retransmission de ce « nanar » américain de 1994 où un jeune homme équipé d’une armure de combat se trouve empêtré dans une sombre histoire d’aliens ayant voulu améliorer l’humanité à la préhistoire. La séance ne démarre pas vraiment à heure fixe, le temps est laissé aux discussions d’avant-film, à quelques remerciements pour les dons réalisés…