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Paige got banned from Twitch, but she’s returning soon. Saraya-Jade Bevis is wondering what happened to get her account banned, and so are her fans. The news came down this weekend and just about everyone is scratching their heads at it. Comicbook.com reached out for comment and she said, "I'll be back real soon." In a time where more and more people have seen their social media accounts get zapped for nebulous reasons, Paige is just the latest story. There are some sleuths on the SquaredCircle Reddit that believe that she’s been DMCA’d. It would be hard to triangulate how and when the violation occurred. (Not to mention if it would even constitute such draconian measures.) For now, all the beloved performer can do is sit and wait for the appeals process to play out.When WWE made the move to pull back on Superstars having their own Twitch channels, Paige had some choice words about it on a stream."There may be a time where I have to stop streaming. I'll have to walk away. If I have to leave, we have to make today and Saturday fucking crazy. I've honestly gotten to the point where I cannot deal with this…

After a random stream sniper managed to track Mizkif down and harass him during an IRL stream, Asmongold announced their OTK streaming organization might be hiring security to prevent it from happening in the future. Stream snipers have always seemed to be part of the IRL landscape, but after a recent incident occurred while Matthew ‘Mizkif’ Rinaudo was shopping for a new Porsche on Twitch with some fellow influencers, that could all be changing. While Miz was looking at a cherry-red prospect, his group suddenly came into contact with a random stranger who was apparently streaming himself as he walked right up to apparently try and confront them. After the sniper tried to engage with the group, Mizkif asked if he was also shopping for a Porsche. Out of nowhere the individual (who sort of resembled a scuffed Asmongold, funnily enough) got confrontational and brought up Miz’s history with infamous live streamer Ice Poseidon. “Brother man, you better stop pretending like you’re something you ain’t,” the sniper started saying. “IP2 always f*****g wins, let’s f*****g go.” “I don’t know, I thought that was kind of funny,” Mizkif said after they chased the stranger off. However, before leaving the parking garage,…

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — With the stroke of piano keys, Trevor Gomes has raised big funds for St. Jude.“Tonight is my last stream,” Gomes said. “I’m going big. 5 P.M. to midnight. I’m shooting for $100,000. That was my goal.”Gomes, who moved to Memphis to be closer to the hospital, is one of the thousands of streamers taking part in the St. Jude PLAY LIVE fund-raising campaign this month.He’s raised $68,000, with a goal of $100,000 by the end of the night.He said this event has worked perfectly during the pandemic.“When everything shut down last March, PLAY LIVE did the best it had ever done,” he said. “They were having to cancel things like the marathon but then at the same time you’ve got things like PLAY LIVE that are strictly on the internet, so nothing really changes.”TRENDING: Councilwoman says kids don’t know how to separate video games from real lifeKyle Blessing is another streamer currently bases out of Memphis. This year his campaign will be anchored by a dual-stream with Reggie Fils-Aimé, the former CEO of Nintendo.Blessing reached out to Fils-Aimé to see if he would join him for a game of Mario Party to support St. Jude PLAY LIVE.…

Ever since Ludwig broke the record for most concurrent subscribers on Twitch at a single time earlier this year, arguably the platform's most popular streamer, Felix "xQc" Lengyel, has been planning his own subathon to take the record for himself. And while this subathon was planned to finally kick off next month, xQc has now announced that he'll be pushing it back a bit later than expected.During a recent stream on Twitch held by xQc this week, the former professional Overwatch player said that he won't be starting his own subathon--which is planned to last for 60 days--in June. Instead, he has now said that he'll still be doing it, but it won't transpire until later on in 2021. "I've thought about it I'm not doing it," xQc said in regard to the subathon beginning in June.So why exactly has xQc decided to postpone this event? Well, it's because he wants to make even more money from the streaming marathon. xQc explained on another stream that Twitch's ads are at their biggest and most profitable later on in the year. "My five head thinking is doing it in Q4," xQc said. This would mean that the subathon in question…

Former WWE star Paige has been banned from her Twitch channel. Her channel at Sarayaofficial is currently offline as of this writing. The ban apparently happened after she did a watch along of Jim Carrey’s “Dumb and Dumber” movie. She previously streamed the movie “Labyrinth” but the ban did not happen until “Dumb and Dumber was streamed. Twitch is very strict with what they allow on their platform and their rules state that copyrighted footage is not allowed. At this point, there’s no word on if this is a temporary or permanent ban. This is a big deal for her because she makes a significant amount of money on the platform. Paige has not publicly commented yet on the ban. ❌ Twitch Partner "SarayaOfficial" (@RealPaigeWWE) has been banned! ❌https://t.co/FBzPy08KLv#twitch #ban #firstban #partner #twitchpartner 🙌 — StreamerBans (@StreamerBans) May 28, 2021

Former WWE Divas Champion Paige was banned from Twitch earlier today due to copyright infringement. According to her followers, Paige did a watch along of Dumb and Dumber and her stream was shut off in the middle of Jim Carey’s classic comedy. She had previously streamed 1986 movie Labyrinth but didn’t get banned for the same. As of this writing, Paige’s Twitch channel throws up the following message: Sorry. Unless you’ve got a time machine, that content is unavailable. A user on Twitter noted that Paige was likely DMCA’d by a rights holder since Dumb and Dumber is not a movie eligible for Prime Watch Parties on Twitch. Typically, streamers on Twitch are allowed to host watch parties for several movies at the Amazon-owned platform but Dumb and Dumber does not qualify. Paige has been streaming on Twitch since last year and is one of the top wrestling personalities on the platform. As per Twitch guidelines, a suspension can last for up to 30 days, and streamers with prior suspension records can be removed from the platform indefinitely. Since this was Paige’s first violation, she is likely to be back on the platform soon. Last month, Paige celebrated three years of…

by: John Veneri Posted: May 26, 2021 / 01:52 PM HST / Updated: May 26, 2021 / 01:52 PM HST For the second straight year, Kawaii Kon is going virtual.  The convention received a lot of great feedback from the first event and plan to make this even more engaging and fun. There will be a cosplay guest, Vivid Vision, as well as more online panels, a virtual vendors room, and there will be streaming live gameplay.  The convention is still accepting online applications for vendors and it’s free.  This will be the first of two events with the second coming in November.  That convention is planned to be in-person at the convention center.  Gina Maeda the director of PR and Media is excited about that as well. “Safety is our number one priority. We are keeping in close communication with the convention center and city and state officials, and following CDC recommendations. Unfortunately, nothing is certain right now, but we are hoping to develop a clearer plan as November gets closer. We all miss being together to celebrate our fandoms, and we look forward to doing it again when it’s safe.” You can find more information online on Instagram as @kawaiikonofficial…

Select gamers will have the chance to perform for over 250 people.Last year Harmonix, the developer behind Rock Band and Dance Central, launched their latest title Fuser, allowing gamers to become their very own DJ heroes. Without any special equipment, players are able to explore the world of mixing music in front of a massive virtual festival. Little did we know, even the professionals would be performing like this in just a few short months post-launch. After the rise of Twitch DJ sets due to the pandemic, developers are now releasing an update to the game called the "Headliner Spotlight." This feature will allow players the chance to DJ for actual people at the Diamond Stage, a 24/7 live venue. Over 250 people will be able to watch a lucky user spin both in-game and on Twitch. While the performance in itself is important, the most crucial component of the new update is locking down your time slot. Just like with in-person events, securing a spot on the stage during an hour when more people are tuned in is key. In order to secure the primetime slot, the user will have to earn enough Diamonds through in-game play. Developers have stated that users cannot…

Sergio Aguero has been streaming for several months and the Argentine has attacked his critics over it. Aguero will be taking part in his first Champions League final on Saturday when Manchester City play Chelsea. However, the soon to be Barcelona striker was on Twitch streaming where he attacked his critics. With thousands of people watching and subscribed, Aguero had this to say about his streams: “I think today is my last stream, I don’t know for how long. My agenda is full. I think it’s my last day. On Thursday, I fly out to Portugal, Saturday is the match. After that I have to go to Argentina. I’m in Argentina the entire month of June. And in July I won’t do anything either.” Regarding his critics: “Today, everyone is jumping on the bandwagon, the record. How great Kun is when just a while ago they (the journalists) were killing me. Today it’s how great Kun is, it’s incredible what he did. I would prefer to be calm, to enjoy it there and focused on the national team. “Everyone is expecting the slightest mistake and if something happens, the first thing they will say in Argentina is that I am…

Rainbow Six Siege’s latest test server update has arrived to give players a chance to preview some of the new features, reworks, and other types of content coming to the game whenever the Year 6 Season 2 update fully releases. A schedule for the content was shared as well to show what was planned for things like the armor rework and the post-death gameplay changes that’ll be live for the next couple of days.For those who’ve been paying attention to past Rainbow Six Siege developments, you’ll know that one of the biggest changes in this test server update deals with how players are able to interact with the game after dying. On the test servers now is a “Gameplay After Death” feature where players are able to control drones and unique abilities to assist their teams after being eliminated. That along with reworks for Nøkk and the game’s armor system make up the bulk of the patch notes. 🚁Y6S2 is now live on the Test Server🚁 Check out the video below to learn more about the Y6S2 TS build and its exciting features, including some we'll test on the TS only to collect feedback! TS Patch Notes 👉 https://t.co/00NQcZwYjZReport TS…