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Twitch Minecraft livestreams are extremely popular places for Minecraft players to enjoy their favorite Survival Multiplayer servers (SMP). In these streams, players will often learn new Minecraft tricks and tips while simultaneously being entertained by various streamer personalities.Many SMP streamers play together, which allows the viewer to pick their favorite streamer and watch their point of view. Listed below are five of the most entertaining Minecraft streamers on Twitch. Players can watch all five and see which personality they enjoy the most.Top 5 Minecraft streamers who play in SMP servers5) Iskall85 Iskall is on the right (Image via Twitter)Iskall85 is a decently popular Minecraft streamer who plays on the Vault Hunters SMP server. This SMP server is modded, which allows for some interesting and new gameplay. The Vault dimension is present in this server, which is a unique dimension that contains new mobs and bosses.Iskall85's Twitch channel can be found here. 4) Tommyinnit Quite the personality (Image via minecraftweb)Tommyinnit is one of the most well-known Minecraft streamers on Twitch. Tommy plays on the legendary DreamSMP server with many of the other Minecraft greats. The DreamSMP is the most popular SMP server, however it is whitelisted for only the most talented…

It’s finally happening. OL Reign kicks off the PNW Soccer Doubleheader on Saturday when they host the Portland Thorns at Lumen Field. If you can’t catch the action in person, you’ll be able to watch on Paramount+ (U.S. viewers) or Twitch (international fans). The match kicks off at 4 PM PT. The Portland Thorns come into the weekend in first place in the NWSL with a 10-3-2 record, while OL Reign is in a tie for third place with 22 points and a 7-7-1 record. Both teams are experiencing a good run of form. Portland has won nine of its last 12 matches, while the Reign have won four consecutive home matches — and five of their last seven games. Neither team is too keen on draws, with the Reign only having one (their first match of the season) and Portland two. The Reign and Thorns share another similarity. They have a diverse set of threats in the attack. Portland has nine goal-scorers, with Simone Charley and Sophia Smith leading the team with five goals each. OL Reign, meanwhile, have eight players with a goal, and Bethany Balcer leads the team with six. Win the duels — especially in the…

Pokimane is perhaps one of the most beloved Twitch streamers right now. This is why her fans found themselves conflicted over the below matter.Recently, the internet star used AAVE (African American Vernacular English) on the title of her Twitch stream. The Valorant broadcast she uploaded was titled:"on god frfr? it's bussin up in here... boutta 360 no scope 1 tap headshot a mf".It is unclear if using AAVE is a trend, but pop icon Olivia Rodrigo was also recently called out for using it.The problem with AAVE is its misappropriation in current pop culture, especially in memes or TikTok. Since AAVE is derived from the African American community, it is understandable why it can be considered offensive when others use it.Since people learned of these phrases and the like from memes and TikTok, many people have been using, or rather misappropriating, AAVE without knowing it. For all they know, it is either Gen Z slang or just a pop-culture thing.Needless to say, Twitter is torn between its love yet momentary frustration towards Pokimane at the moment.she talks about it more in her vod apparently (did not watch) but i saw this clip from today of her talking about aave, do…

Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel told fans the reason why he hasn’t started his two-month-long Twitch subathon yet, claiming he’s still in the process of moving houses and is waiting for things to settle down. In April 2021, xQc announced he was planning to host an epic 60-day Twitch subathon. It happened after he expressed a desire to beat Ludwig ‘Ludwig’ Ahgren’s record-breaking subathon by a long shot. However, less than a month later, he slammed the breaks. It turns out he needed more time to prepare than he thought. Still, he assured fans it would happen sometime this year, but it hasn’t – leaving many fans wondering when it will. Twitch: xQcxQc announced plans to do a Twitch subathon back in April, but it hasn’t happened yet. In addition to seeing several threads about it, the question came up while he was streaming, and he had enough. “I don’t understand why hasn’t he done a two-month-long subathon,” he said. “How are these threads even upvoted?” Then, xQc explained the reason why: because he’s moving out yet again. “You’ve seen me move house three times. Like, I don’t get it. I can’t do it now,” he said.…

Join us on the Shacknews Dump as we discuss Gamescom, Opening Night Live, and plenty of more gaming news from the week. Another news week has come and gone, and this one was thick as heck. The digital Gamescom 2021 took place this week, and with it, Opening Night Live, an Xbox showcase, and plenty more. It wasn’t the only thing either. Join us as we talk about all the biggest news from the week on the latest Shacknews Dump. On this August 27 edition of the Shacknews Dump, we’re of course hitting some of the highlights of the Gamescom news cycle, including Halo release dates, April O’Neil as a playable character in several video games, and plenty more. Activision Blizzard’s legal hole may be deepening after allegations that it may have been destroying documents relevant to the lawsuit. Also, Fortnite launched a Martin Luther King Jr. exhibit. Is that the right place for an MLK exhibit? Join us as we chat about these topics and more on the Shacknews Dump, going live on the Shacknews Twitch channel at 1:30 p.m. PT / 4:30 p.m. ET. You can also watch just below. Here’s the rundown of topics on today’s Shacknews…

× Cookies help us deliver our Services. By using our Services, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn More. It's no secret that scammers these days are pretty advanced — text messages and emails can look 100% legit. Unfortunately, one streamer found that out the hard way. NRG Lulu, who's part of the group that just solved the case of missing streamers Hamlinz and Daequan and that clowned on the esports exam, woke up Thursday morning to a scam that almost cost her $5,000. Lulu went over everything that happened on stream. Everything started with a text message "warning" Lulu that someone was trying to send themselves $5,000 from her Zelle account. She messaged back that it wasn't her, and the scammer — still posing as her bank — told her to expect a phone call from its fraud department. Lulu answered the fake fraud worker, explaining the situation and following their instructions. Essentially, the scammer wanted her to "send herself" $5,000 to secure the funds. Unfortunately, Lulu still trusted the person on the phone and gave them a security code that Wells Fargo had sent her. Once that happened, she realized that she had made a mistake as she…

RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 26 (Reuters) - YouTube said on Thursday it had suspended payments to content producers from 14 channels accused of spreading fake news about next year's election by the country's federal electoral court, the TSE.Most of the channels offer regular full-throated support to President Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right former army captain who has been sowing doubts about the credibility of next year's vote. The president is down in the polls after overseeing the world's second deadliest coronavirus outbreak and a weak economy."We reinforce our commitment to collaborating with the work of authorities in Brazil and to continue to invest in policies, resources and products to protect the YouTube community from harmful content," Alphabet Inc's YouTube said in a statement announcing the move.Last week, the inspector general of electoral justice, Luis Felipe Salomão, ordered YouTube, Twitch.TV, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook to suspend payments to people and pages that were spreading disinformation about the Brazilian electoral system.In July, YouTube said it had removed videos from Bolsonaro's channel for spreading misinformation about the coronavirus outbreak, becoming the latest tech giant to pull his pandemic pronouncements.Last year, both Twitter and Facebook took down videos of Bolsonaro for breaching their terms of…

Banking scams have been running rampant for years, whether it be a prince in an email asking you to cash a check or a fake text message disguised as your bank. When LuluLovely woke up to a text message on her phone, she thought someone was actually accessing her account.  If you’ve had your phone number long enough, you’ve probably used it to sign up for things online. Sometimes, some sites may sell your information to other companies and your number ends up in the wrong hands. Once this happens, you may receive fraudulent text messages that appear to be the real deal. Unfortunately, Twitch star LuluLovely woke up to a fraud message from her bank, so she followed the instructions given. Lululovely’s expensive interaction When Lulu woke up in the morning and received a message stating someone was trying to send themselves $5,000 with her Zelle account, she instantly told the bank that it wasn’t her. Read More: Tana Mongeau’s friends expose her bizarre shower habit After a few messages back and forth between the scammer, she was told that someone from the fraud department was going to call her on the phone to help her secure the account.…

As the world’s leading community for gamers, Twitch continues breaking records in 2021, both in the number of viewers and the total hours watched. According to data presented by MejoresApuestas.com, as the most popular game on the live streaming platform, League of Legends hit over 43 billion all-time views last week, close to Fortnite and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive combined. LoL Average Monthly Viewers Hit All-time High in May The live streaming industry grew enormously last year as people sought ways to stay connected during the COVID-19 lockdowns. As a result, streaming platforms have continued to set new records each quarter. The Streamlabs and Stream Hatchet data showed Twitch viewership hit an all-time high for the third quarter in a row, with 6.51 billion hours watched in the second quarter, up from 6.33 billion hours in Q1 2021. Also, Twitch viewership increased by 27% year-over-year, compared to 5.11 billion hours watched in Q2 2020. As the most popular Twitch game by all-time views, League of Legends had a huge role in this increase. Statistics show the average monthly number of LoL viewers has been rising since the beginning of 2021. In May, it hit an all-time high with more than 233,700…

Gamescom Opening Night Live returns this year with a two-hour-long stream packed with a ton of new announcements. Hosted by industry pundit Geoff Keighley, this year's event promises around 40 different world premieres as well as updates on games we already know about. It's sure to be exciting and make up for the dud that was E3 2021. The Gamescom stream will begin at 11:00 am PST/1:00 pm CDT/2:00 pm EST/7:00 pm BST and can be watched over on the Game Awards' official Twitch account and on the Gamescom YouTube page. We've embedded the YouTube link below so that you can stick right here and catch all of the action. For those of you here early, fear not. Keighley Tweeted out last week that the Gamescom Pre-Show would include an additional eight world premiere reveals that couldn't get crammed into the main two-hour event. The pre-show will begin half an hour earlier on both the Game Awards Twitch and Gamescom YouTube channels and will be hosted by Kyle Bosman. As for what's in store, Keighley has promised new info on Age of Empires 4, Death Stranding: Director's Cut, Far Cry 6, Genshin Impact, King of Fighters 15, Sifu, TMNT: Shredder's…