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CodeMiko and JustaMinx claim that a TikTok creator attempted to break into their home while they were in it. As if getting banned from Twitch wasn’t enough, CodeMiko has revealed that a known content creator from TikTok attempted to break into their home. Both CodeMiko and another Twitch streamer, JustaMinx, live in a content creator house together and noticed the person attempting to get into their property. When asked, he apparently said that he used to live there and when denied access, began to hurl rocks at the two streamers. The video creator hasn’t been named, leaving the TikToker at large for the time being. JustaMinx took to her Twitch channel to discuss it further with the audience, while also showing the video. Alongside Miko and Minx, another influencer, Lewis, can be heard shouting at the TikTok creator to get off the property, before a rock is hurled at the house by the TikToker. Minx claims on her Twitter that anger got the better of her and she proceeded to take the TikToker’s offer to ‘fight’ them. As the altercation carried on, CodeMiko tweeted that Minx began to chase the TikToker off the property. i hope those tiktokers post the…

While we all wait around for GTA 6, one Twitch streamer passes the time by getting 100% in Rockstar’s open-world crime sim San Andreas in less than 12 hours. GTA: San Andreas is enormous. Even compared to GTA Online, which after nearly ten years is still receiving updates and add-ons, Rockstar’s original jaunt to Los Santos is sprawling and vast, with hidden missions, secret jumps and myriad collectibles like horseshoes and graffiti tags. Nevertheless, one Twitch streamer, a Danish GTA expert named Crucial1357, has managed to beat the entire game, all the way to 100% completion, in a new-record time of 11 hours, 25 minutes and 21 seconds, smashing the previous official record (as listed on Speedrun.com) by almost a full hour. Putting that into perspective, obtaining 100% in GTA: San Andreas requires that you complete all the story missions; all the asset missions like the quarry, the courier service and those awful ones with the remote-controlled planes; win all the street races; pass all the vehicle schools and challenges; reach the top level in all the emergency services missions; deliver all the cars to the export dock; get the highest scores at the gun ranges; buy all the houses,…

While you may already know that Xbox will be hosting the Xbox and Bethesda Games showcase on June 12, 2022. What you didn’t know is that Xbox revealed today that it will also host an extended look at whatever is going to be revealed this weekend. On June 14, 2022, at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET, this extended look will go much deeper. According to a blog post, the Xbox Games Showcase Extended will share “new trailers, take deeper looks at the news from the Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase, and speak with some of your favorite game creators.” This extended show will run for 90-minutes and will be available on both Twitch and YouTube. YouTube.com/Xbox YouTube.com/Bethesda Twitch.tv/Xbox Twitch.tv/XboxASL Twitch.tv/Bethesda Twitter.com/Xbox Facebook.com/Xbox Facebook.com/Bethesda This event development is interesting, as not only is Xbox hosting two different gaming events during the same week. It makes you wonder just what we’re going to see on June 12, 2022, and why Xbox feels that another show is warranted to give us even more trailers and a deeper dive into whatever is shown. I’m not saying this is a bad thing; it’s just that this is all of a sudden, you know?…

One of the biggest trials of the last few years has been a massive source of income for Twitch stars and it’s not gone unnoticed. Streamers and creators from both Amazon’s Twitch and Google’s YouTube have found themselves receiving flak for their weeks’ worth of content based around the Amber Heard and Johnny Depp trial. Twitch stars like Asmongold and xQc, alongside YouTubers such as Ludwig, streamed their live reactions to the defamation case. The various creators who got themselves involved ended up with record-breaking watch times and donations during a grim case. Asmongold has now topped out the current list of most viewed on Twitch, with a whopping 12 million hours consumed in total by his viewership, since he began streaming the court case. How much money has Asmongold made from the Depp v Heard trial? However, with the viewership figures, Asmongold has gained an astronomical amount of subscribers and followers. The following exploration into numbers doesn’t count the advertising revenue that Asmongold has received. Using Twitch Tracker, a website dedicated to cataloguing the entirety of Twitch users’ ins and outs, Asmongold earnt, through the first six days of June – with the case ending on June 1 –…

THEY'RE MAD ▻ Asmongold's Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/asmongold ▻ Asmongold's Twitter: https://twitter.com/asmongold ▻ Asmongold's 2nd YT ...

Fortnite: Chapter 3 – Season 3 is offering players the chance to get a free emote known as Vibrant Vibin’ in the season also known as Vibin’. Check out the Vibrant Vibin’ emote in action below. Here's the two dance emotes we got this update! – "Steady" (Battle Pass)– "Vibrant Vibin'" (Item Shop) pic.twitter.com/IerXJWqnmX — Shiina (@ShiinaBR) June 5, 2022 A spin on the Vibin’ emote, which was first introduced in Season X, players can earn Vibrant Vibin’ for free by watching Twitch streamers with drops enabled. Players just need to watch 30 minutes of any supported streamers’ while also making sure their Twitch account is connected to their Epic Games account. You don’t need a Prime Gaming account. You will know when you’re in a supported streamer’s channel when this pops up in chat about the emote. Fortnite Vibrant Vibin Emote A full list of participating channels can be found here. You can find your progress in your drops inventory; you will need to claim the emote from this page once you’ve spent enough time watching a stream. If you’ve watched a streamer for 30 minutes and have not yet unlocked the emote in the game, bear in mind…

Stranger Things’ fourth season has been out in the world for just over a week and it’s already gone on to break Netflix streaming records after 286.79 million hours were watched globally across the TV series’ first weekend on the streaming platform, sending it to the number one spot in 83 countries.Before I proceed, I’d like to assure you that this article is spoiler free. No one likes a spoiler, and you won’t find any here. That aside, Stranger Things’ fourth season welcomes a number of new cast members, but did you know that one is actually also a Twitch streamer? Read on to find out who.We recently had the chance to speak to Star Wars' Hayden Christensen who opened up about working with Ewan McGregor again.Grace Van Dien portrays cheerleader Chrissy Cunningham in the latest season of Stranger Things but you can also find the actress enjoying a good old gaming session over on her Twitch channel BlueFille with Valorant and Fortnite among her favourite titles.Her Twitch bio reads, “Hello! I'm an actress from Stranger Things. BlueFille means blue girl. You can call me Blue or Grace. I play Valorant, Fortnite, The Forest, Overwatch, etc.” Prior to the debut…

Last year, the fart meta was the talk of the Twitch town. As the name suggested, it involved streamers farting - often conventionally attractive female streamers in skin-tight clothing - for the pleasure of their viewers. However, the actual meta was quite a bit more varied than that. It also involved suggestive yoga, licking microphones, moaning breathily, writing subs' names on their skin, and wearing a Spider-Gwen lycra morph suit and a horse head mask while jumping up and down on the bed. One of those is fake, and it's definitely not the one you're thinking of. The fart meta was a spin-off from the hot tub meta - the former essentially brought softcore adult content on Twitch into the mainstream perception, and the latter used that as a springboard to help streamers gain popularity and notoriety with ever weirder, yet still erotically tilted, content. xQc was one of the loudest critics of these metas, but all the while was brewing up something that stank even worse: the gambling meta. I have written about both the hot tub meta and the fart meta extensively, including Amouranth's follow-up once the hype had died down of selling her own bottled farts. It's…

| This week, the team behind the new video monetization platform 4D Sight is boasting about a new line of investors across the esports spectrum. The company is preparing to launch into beta as a way for content creators and other entities to successfully monetize their content without being intrusive. In other words, being like Twitch and YouTube once were before you got bombarded with ads every few moments, while still giving you the ability to make money from a creative online career. The company has recently seen several strategic investors jump on board including Kevin Lin (co-founder of Twitch), Riot Games, UC Berkeley SkyDeck, Jeff Vinik (Tampa Bay Lightning owner), and PKO Investments. As well as gaming marketing and management company Loaded and several major creators such as Shroud, iiTzTimmy, Sjokz, and Quarterjade. The concept behind the platform is actually quite ingenious as advertisements are placed within the content, and are made as if they belong there. As you can see from the video below, they'll take a company such as Coca-Cola and use 3D mapping tech to put a graphic in the video or stream to you have an ad in the background the same way you would…

Guess who has been popping off both inside and outside the world of Stranger Things? byRupesh Nair    Posted June 3, 2022, 5:27 p.m. Warning: Spoilers for Stranger Thing Season 4 ahead! Stranger Things Season 4 saw the addition of a couple of new characters, alongside the return of the crew from Hawkins, who have now moved to Lenora, California. Along with the quirky and funny Eddie Munson, the first episode of the show revealed Chrissy Cunningham, a cheerleader at Hawkins High School. The smart and bumbling character was a bright spark of energy in the horror and creepy world of Stranger Things. However, things soon took a turn for the character at the end of the first episode, when the villainous Vecna brutally killed her in front of Eddie. The character may have had a short life in the world of Stranger Things. However, fans have taken a liking towards the actress who played Cunningham, as many of them found her Twitch channel. the actor that plays chrissy in stranger things plays val wtf pic.twitter.com/PNauR98kKx — soph (@super_sophia11) May 31, 2022 Yes, you read that right. Grace Van Dien, who plays the popular cheerleader of Hawkins High School is a…