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Ben Simmons, Philadelphia 76ers. (Mandatory Credit: Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports) Philadelphia 76ers star Ben Simmons shared the love with former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz over Twitch.Even though Carson Wentz does not play for the Philadelphia Eagles anymore, he still has the respect of Philadelphia 76ers star Ben Simmons. Being a star professional athlete in Philadelphia is not easy, and Simmons is well aware of this. He wishes Wentz the best these days.Simmons was on Twitch on Sunday night when he offered up something deep on his former City of Brotherly Love compadre. “Do I miss Carson Wentz? Yeah, he is the man, bro. He had some bad luck. But he won a championship, too. He was part of bringing the Eagles a ring. So I’ve got to love him.” Wentz was traded this winter by the Eagles to the Indianapolis Colts after five NFL seasons.Ben Simmons last night on Carson Wentz on @Twitch “Do I miss Carson Wentz? Yeah he the man bro. He had some bad luck. But he won a championship too. He was part of bringing the Eagles a ring. So I’ve got to love him” pic.twitter.com/humcV1m8lB— John Clark (@JClarkNBCS) March 15, 2021Ben Simmons knows a thing or…

It was celebrated a few days ago Completion of the first year Warson, Battle Royale of the series Call of duty, Which is run every day by millions of users on consoles and PCs. A year has already passed, yet Blake Cheater Constantly harassing players who are constantly threatened Purpose, Wallock And other “tricks” designed to achieve success without the slightest effort.This is a situation that cannot be easily digested by some streamers and pro players including Alex Zetra, even the face of one of his most famous characters Call of duty modern war: Here’s what happened during his last live show.COD Warson: Mara scans actress cheats, Twitch intervenesIn the last months Implementation The Call of Duty waged a real war against fraudsters, operating thousands of obstacles – in a single day February 2 60,000 accounts have been blocked – and new security measures such as two-factor authentication have been implemented. Nonetheless, it may not be enough to convince Warson “deceivers” that they have found more and more unique ways to succeed in a fraudulent way.Fortunately, as happened last weekend, the community is taking care to intervene to report any suspicious activity. Alex Zetra A content creator e Streamer, Especially…

An Apple iPhone 11 smartphone with the Twitch video streaming app logo on screen. (Phil Barker/Future Publishing via Getty) Imagine you’re searching through Twitch looking specifically for LGBT+ streamers. You click the LGBTQIA+ Twitch tag expecting to find those identities represented. Yet many of the resulting streamers are actually straight allies. This is, for the most part, well intentioned. Cis het streamers want to ensure their streams are a safe space for LGBT+ viewers. By using the tag, though, they are inadvertently erasing the voices of queer content creators. It’s a long-running issue that has once again surfaced online, with LGBT+ Twitch streamers asking allies not to use the tag in their streams. Do y'all realize how frustrating it is to go down the list of streamers streaming to the lgbtqia+ tag and having the first TWENTY be cishet?? — Dagonmar 🏳️‍🌈 (@dagonmartv) March 10, 2021 Who is the LGBTQIA+ Twitch tag for? Much of the confusion lies with Twitch itself. In their list of tag definitions, they note the tag is for “streams in which the streamer chooses to identify as a member or ally of the LGBTQIA+ community”. By definition, then, the tag includes allies. What’s more, some…

Most of the top women on Twitch are gaming-focused, but the list also includes a Canadian chess champion and an American wildlife rehabilitator. (StreamElements/Rainmaker report) Last year was transformative for the international livestreaming scene, with Mixer bowing out, Twitch’s meteoric rise, and the continued growth of Facebook Gaming. In 2021, the landscape continues to heat up, with women on Twitch finding new audiences and a sudden resurgence of interest in chess. That’s according to data from the monthly State of the Stream report for February 2021, produced by Israeli firm StreamElements, a provider of tools and services for VOD production, in conjunction with its analytics partner Rainmaker.gg. (StreamElements’ previous analytics partner, Arsenal.gg, merged with Rainmaker early last month.) One key takeaway from the report has to do with the increasing prominence of women in livestreamed broadcasting. Even though women make up 41% of U.S. video gamers, only two women were among the top 200 streamers on Twitch last year. That number has grown to nine so far in 2021, most of whom are gaming-focused streamers. This includes Imane “Pokimane” Anys, who was the most-watched woman on Twitch in February, and is currently the seventh most-followed streamer on the site. Her…

Meeting one’s idols is a frequent entry on bucket lists. Not everyone gets to turn this desire into reality unless they are lucky. One such lucky person is popular Call of Duty Warzone streamer, TimTheTatman. Tim might rule Twitch, but there are many celebrities much bigger than him. One of them is his idol, the MMA legend and UFC star, Conor McGregor. NEW YORK, NY – SEPTEMBER 20: Conor McGregor poses for photos during the UFC 229 Press Conference at Radio City Music Hall on September 20, 2018, in New York City. (Photo by Steven Ryan/Getty Images)Tim is an ardent UFC fan and has often taken to Twitter to express his opinions on matchups during fight nights. One of his favorite fighters is the Irish great and former UFC featherweight and lightweight champion. Tim had the opportunity to watch one of his fights live, following which he was lucky enough to meet Conor. Tim was waiting for his wife and met Conor McGregor instead After the conclusion of a fight night, Tim was waiting for his wife, Alexis, at the exit. Fortunately, Conor McGregor was also exiting alongside his wife, and while waiting for her, he came across the Irish…

Twitch streamer GeorgeNotFound’s alternate account has been banned by Twitch for having an “inappropriate username” which is far from the reality. George’s alternate account “ThisIsGeorgeNotFound” was found to be bearing an inappropriate username and from what it seems was an error made from the side of the Amazon-owned streaming platform. The ban is indefinite, hence the account will remain suspended unless a successful appeal is made to convince Twitch if they do not fix it by themselves. The ban email says “based on a review of your activity or content, we have issued a Community Guidelines strike on your account. Due to the severe nature of this violation, or the fact that you’ve incurred multiple violations, your access to Twitch services is indefinitely restricted.” Regardless, if the appeal is made correctly, Twitch will most likely uplift the ban and let George have his way with his account. One can assume that this has been a mistake from Twitch and it falls under their responsibility to look into this issue. Also Read | Is Neymar coming to Fortnite in Season 6?

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After letting his hair grow out for so long, xQc has finally decided to get it cut. The thing is, he decided to cut it himself live on stream, and the result is disastrous. Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel has been in the limelight a fair amount in 2021, and not always for the right reasons. After being the key villain of the OfflineTV Rust server, he was banned twice from GTA RP on NoPixel, and isn’t due to return for a while. He’s since been drawn into further beef with fellow streamer Hasan, in a saga involving leaked DMs and accusations of villainy – although xQc did eventually apologize. Throughout all the drama – xQc’s hair has been left free to grow. But this latest drama seems to have tipped him over the edge, as he channeled his ‘malding’ into finally chopping it off. @xQcxQc’s hair had become ridiculously long. While xQc is currently living in Texas, where hair salons are still open, he chose to avoid them, as he cut his hair live on stream. Heading into the challenge, his hopes were extremely low. “I’m done with this, I’m just gonna cut my hair. It will be really, really bad…

Keeping track of user questions and requests while streaming isn’t easy. Stream chats also frequently get spammed. Nightbot was developed to help streamers moderate chats on various platforms, including Twitch and YouTube. If you wish to enable Nightbot on your Twitch streams but don’t know how we are here to help.In this article, we’ll provide all the necessary information on setting up the Nightbot. Additionally, we’ll provide answers to common questions about Nightbot origin, commands, and other functions. Read on to find out how to enable Nightbot on Twitch to make your (and your viewer’s) streaming experience more enjoyable.How to Enable Nightbot on Twitch?Setting up Nightbot is simple – it doesn’t require any additional software installation as it’s working from the cloud. To enable Nightbot for your Twitch account, follow the steps below:Open your Twitch chat.Head on to the Nightbot site and sign in to your Twitch account.To manage bot commands, navigate to the Commands settings from the left sidebar.Click “Disable” beside certain commands to turn them off.Click “Options” beside a command to change its cooldown and userlevel.From the Dashboard, click “Join Channel.”In the Twitch chat, type in “mod nightbot” to give the bot the necessary permissions.How to Turn Nightbot…

Twitch streamer and musician SeolAhh was left completely speechless after she received a huge viewer raid from CashApp. Whether it’s a huge donation or a massive raid from a different streamer, seeing Twitch creators with smaller followings receive support is always great content. As Twitch is so competitive, it can take streamers years to build up a small dedicated following. That’s why raids are so significant to smaller creators as it offers them a chance to expand their community and gain new followers. Well, that’s exactly what happened to streamer and musician SealAhh while she was live singing on Twitch. It’s fair to say the huge influx of people into her stream took her by surprise and left her lost for words. Twitch: SeolAhhSeolAhh has over 8,000 followers on Twitch. Twitch streamer left speechless after CashApp raid During her March 12 stream, SeolAhh was live on Twitch singing and interacting with her chat. That was until about an hour in when CashApp appeared in her chat and asked, “are you down to keep streaming and singing?” Read More: Pokimane reveals she funded a custom Among us map Of course, SeolAhh confirmed she was down to keep streaming but it was obvious…