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Twitch is bringing about the return of the SUBchallenge, a gift incentive program with multiple tiers but this time for select streamers from the U.K., France, Spain, Germany, and Italy. The streaming platform introduced the incentive program during its last Subtember, an event wherein subscriptions are discounted. Creators who reached designated subscriber goals, ranging from 100 to 5,000 subs, received specified gifts at the end of the month depending on their final placement. Gifts varied in scope from a Twitch-branded fanny pack to a full streaming tech bundle. This initial version of the SUBchallenge, previously dubbed the Subtember Subathon Challenge, was limited to 500 streamers from North America. But outside of the Subtember event, Twitch has expanded this program to select streamers from European countries. Twitch has designated 100 partners from Italy, 150 from U.K., 150 from Spain, 300 from France, and 300 from Germany, according to reporter Zach Bussy. While the SUBchallenge is essentially the same program, the categories have marginally changed in terms of sub goals. Found on the official information page, Twitch listed the different tiers and sub goals, which are the same for every country though exchanging euros for pounds in the case of the U.K.…

An unknown subject reported they had shot a woman and were about to commit suicide at the home, which officers found was not true. PUYALLUP, Wash. — A Twitch streamer and his family living in Puyallup were the victims of a swatting call late Monday night after an unknown caller delivered a false report of a shooting and potential suicide using the family’s address. A swatting call is defined as a hoax 911 call that typically involves extreme violence and is aimed at diverting emergency public resources to an unsuspecting person’s home. The Puyallup Police Department responded shortly after 11 p.m. after a caller said they had shot a woman and were going to commit suicide, saying they were located in a home in the 300 block of 12th Street NW. Officers arrived on scene and staged a block away to develop a plan, according to an incident report. They were able to make contact via phone with one of the occupants in the home who exited from the home with her hands in the air and spoke with officers. Officers said she had two sons with her, and they stayed outside while additional officers confirmed no one in the home…

According to a recent leak from FNBRintel on Twitter, popular Twitch streamer Chica will be getting her own set of cosmetics in Fortnite. Popular Fortnite streamer Chica will reportedly be getting her own in-game skin, according to recent leaks. The Twitch creator would be the latest entry to the long-running Icon Series, which has previously brought skins that are themed after superstars like Anderson .Paak and Bruno Mars to Fortnite. Fortnite players have come to expect the arrival of new skins. The massively successful battle royale title is one of the most popular live-service video games on the market today, and part of that popularity has arguably been the result of regular content expansions. While these expansions will sometimes take the form of major overhauls such as new maps, features, or gameplay changes, most of them are new skins and cosmetics that can be purchased through the in-game store. Hollywood celebs like Zendaya and Tom Holland have made their way to the game, along with fictional characters like Nathan Drake and Batman. Although these skins will rarely draw the same level of attention as a significant shake-up like Fortnite's recent Zero Build Mode, they still play a significant role in the overall content release schedule of…

Twitch streamer faces the ire of the public with his shenanigans on r/place. byRupesh Nair    Posted April 5, 2022, 2:04 p.m. Twitch streamer Felix "xQc" Lengyel has fallen into a trouble with his recent antics involving the popular subreddit, r/place. Following a break of five years, r/place made a surprising comeback last week during April's Fool Day, and many communities hopped in to create their favorite pixel art. Just like every major community on Reddit, r/place also caught the attention of streamers including xQc. However, unlike the others, the juicer was up to no good, as he was in a troll mode with his massive fanbase. The Canadian streamer and his community managed to create problems for everyone, as he defaced the beautiful creations with his community as the Void. This made him the biggest target on the subreddit, as other members were furious with his community's shenanigans. However, things took a turn recently, when Felix revealed that many Redditors who were participating in r/place sent him death threats over his antics. xQc further went in on the people, who sent him the threats by noting that they were causing a scene for a creation that will soon be wiped…

HOT FROM FOX... ALL-NEW "SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE" TO FEATURE STEPHEN "TWITCH" BOSS, MATTHEW MORRISON AND JOJO SIWA AS JUDGES EMMY AWARD-NOMINATED CAT DEELEY RETURNS AS HOST NEW SEASON TO PREMIERE WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, ON FOX An all-new season of the Emmy Award-winning dance competition series SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE will premiere Wednesday, May 18 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT), following the season finale of THE MASKED SINGER (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. The series will introduce a new dynamic judging panel - welcoming home Stephen "tWitch" Boss, alongside Emmy-, Tony- and Golden Globe-nominated artist Matthew Morrison and dancer, singer and digital sensation JoJo Siwa. Presenter and author Cat Deeley will step back into her role as host of the dance competition series. The brand-new version will feature highly skilled dancers between the ages of 18 and 30, showcasing their talents in various dance styles, including contemporary, tap, hip-hop, ballroom, animation, breaking and more. Those who are selected to move on to the SYTYCD studio will work with world-renowned choreographers and compete each week in a variety of styles, with brand-new twists and turns introduced into the competition. Over the course of its 16 seasons, SO YOU THINK…

Images via xQc | Twitch | Twitter As Twitch's most popular streamer, it's safe to say that xQc certainly earns a hefty paycheque by the end of the month. But, what is xQc's net worth? Canadian Felix "xQc" Lengyel has worked his way to the very top of the streaming charts, being crowned as Twitch's most popular streamer on numerous occasions. Starting off as an Overwatch pro, xQc then moved into working full-time as a streamer and when we say full-time, we mean full-time. The 25-year-old has gained a reputation for his lengthy livestreams, broadcasting for up to 22 hours a day playing everything from GTA Online to Among Us. However, how much money does the streamer actually make from his streaming career? What is his net worth and how does he make his millions? Well, here's everything you need to know. What Is xQc's Net Worth? xQc's net worth is estimated to be $9 million, according to Sportskeeda.  As for xQc's total earnings, a 'leaked' Twitch payout record showed that the 26-year-old earned $752,467 in September 2021 alone, once again topping the charts and beating out the likes of Kaitlyn "Amouranth" Siragusa and Tyler "tyler1" Steinkamp. How Does xQc Make His Money? While a number…

Ninja (Twitch) bio: age, net worth, wife, weight, height, wiki, Kids, gamer. Tyler Blevins, often known as Ninja Twitch, is a popular video gamer who turned his hobby into a profitable business opportunity. This individual has achieved tremendous success in the virtual world of gaming. He currently has over 10 million subscribers on his YouTube channel, six million Twitch fans, 1.9 million Twitter followers, and 3.5 million Instagram followers. People began referring to him as a “Twitch star” as a result of his worldwide appeal. Nіnја: Profile summary Nick Name:Ninja TwitchReal Name/Full Name:Tyler BlevinsGender:MaleAge:29 years oldBirth Date:June 5, 1991Birth Place:Greyscale, Illinois, USNationality:AmericanHeight:5’8″ (173 cm)Weight:75 kgSexual Orientation:StraightMarital Status:MarriedWife/Spouse (Name):Jessica Goch (2017)Children/Kids (Son and Daughter):NoDating/Girlfriend (Name):N/AIs Ninja Twitch Gay?:NoProfession:Gamer, Twitch StarSalary:NANet Worth:$12 million Nіnја: Еаrlу Lіfе & ВіоgrарhуNіnја wаѕ bоrn оn 5 Јunе іn thе уеаr 1991 іn Dеtrоіt, Unіtеd Ѕtаtеѕ оf Аmеrіса. Ніѕ fаmіlу mоvеd tо Сhісаgо ѕuburbѕ whеn hе wаѕ оnlу оnе уеаr оld. Ніѕ уоuth іn Сhісаgо іnсludеѕ ѕроrtѕ аnd vіdео gаmеѕ. Не dоеѕ nоt dіѕсlоѕе muсh іnfоrmаtіоn аbоut hіѕ раrеntѕ, ѕіblіngѕ, аnd fаmіlу bасkgrоund. Nіnја wеnt tо Grауѕlаkе Сеntrаl Ніgh Ѕсhооl, whеrе hе uѕеd tо рlау ѕоссеr аnd mаnу оthеr vіdео gаmеѕ. Аftеr соmрlеtіng grаduаtіоn, hе dесіdеd tо…

Four days after giving birth to her second baby, Melbourne mum Anthea Spark knew something wasn’t right.Her tongue began to tickle and, as she took a sip of water, the liquid dribbled straight from her mouth.She also couldn’t feel or move the left side of her face.For more Lifestyle related news and videos check out Lifestyle >>The then 34-year-old quickly checked the mirror - and couldn’t believe the reflection staring back at her.The left side of her face was paralysed, her eye was fixed open, her nostril had collapsed and half her face had drooped beyond recognition.“The first thing I thought was that I’ve had a stroke,” Anthea tells 7Life.The mum in fact had stage five, pregnancy-related Bell’s palsy - and was told the nerve damage was most likely permanent.Over the next seven years, the determined mother of two worked hard to regain function in her face.She’s now sharing her story to help others in similar situations - and to show that willpower can be the strongest medicine.The left side of Anthea’s face became paralysed after she gave birth to her second daughter Credit: SuppliedSmooth birthWith 20-month-old Olivia at home, Anthea was excited to grow her family.But the week before…

A feature on Twitch that allowed streamers to pay their way to the front page has now been temporarily removed after users were using it to push porn streams to the top.As reported by PC Gamer, these paid porn stream boosts were noticed by those like TheNoosh22 when they saw a stream featuring a topless woman that touted it was "promoted by the community." While that particualr user was banned pretty quickly, others were also abusing the feature and Twitch decided it was time to pull the plug on it, at least for now.These paid boosts were first announced in October 2021 and were an evolution of the Boost This Stream feature from December 2020 that pushed streamers to more visible spaces if they were to complete Community Challenges. Paid boosts are similar, but this time the boosting was done by using real money. The paid boosts program ended in late 2021, and a near-identical one called Boost Train took its place, and problems quickly arose."Looks like determined trolls are literally paying for accounts with access to the Boost Train... and then literally creating hype trains to get porn onto the front page," streamer Zach Bussey said.There is no word…

If there's anywhere on the internet where rule 34 is likely to thrive, it's Twitch, the streaming platform predominantly used by gamers. Yet somehow, the Amazon-owned company seems to have been taken by surprise when its new Boost Train feature enabling the paid promotion of streams started recommending porn to its audience.Launched in October 2021 to a select number of growing streamers, the now disabled experimental feature promised creators the potential to get their channel promoted to the top spot of Twitch's main homepage. The paid boosts were modeled after a similar yet more community-driven feature, which only allowed organic engagement from viewers to get a streamer's broadcast pushed onto Twitch's “Live channels we think you’ll like” section.But by changing the barrier to entry from community activity to a pay-to-play model instead, Twitch allowed anyone with enough cash to get whatever content they wanted officially recommended. Soon enough, NSFW screenshots began surfacing on Twitter and Reddit of live broadcasts with topless women and the "Promoted by streamer's community" banner in the thumbnail."Looks like determined trolls are literally paying for accounts with access to the Boost Train... and then literally creating hype trains to get porn onto the front page," streaming…