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Twitch and Kick streamer Lacari, from Texas, has become a prominent figure in the streaming and content creator community, especially known for his gacha gameplay and his “degenerate” online persona. Well, turns out that “persona” wasn’t a mask after all, because Lacari basically exposed himself by accidentally opening a collection of links to illegal adult content, and in front of a rather large online audience. During a late-January stream, Lacari was chatting with his viewers and pulled up a notepad as part of the discussion. However, the notepad actually contains links to folders and sites that Lacari visits, and some of the keywords in this collection include “teen” and “JBT video,” with JBT supposedly an abbreviation for “jailbait teen.” Lacari quickly closed the notepad in panic and even made up an excuse — the good old “computer virus.” Of course, viewers didn’t buy it, and Lacari ended up reviewing the penal code in Texas, where adult content like lolicon or anything depicting minor-aged characters (or characters with a minor-like appearance) is punishable by law. In the end, Lacari decided to delete the “contents” of his hard drive. Still, it appears the Twitch streamer was quickly reported; his moderators even abandoned

To celebrate Arknights: Endfield’s launch, Hypergryph has teamed up with Twitch for a Twitch Drops rollout offering valuable in-game resources like T-Creds and Oroberyl, which will provide you with a strong start and help you build your Operators effectively. So, here’s a complete list of all Arknights: Endfield Twitch Drops, and how you can easily claim them! Complete List of All Arknights: Endfield Twitch Drops The Twitch Drops feature offers valuable in-game rewards! | Image Credit: Hypergryph via X The Arknights: Endfield Twitch Drop event began on January 21 and will run until February 19, 2026, giving you plenty of time to snag these valuable rewards in-game. All you have to do is watch any streamer that plays Arknights: Endfield with the Drops/DropsEnabled tag, and you should become eligible to claim them. TWITCH DROPS REQUIREMENT 10000x T-Creds Watch any stream for 15 minutes. 15x I-Combat Record Watch any stream for 30 minutes. 3x Arms INSP Set Watch any stream for 1 hour. 10x E-Cognitive Carrier Watch any stream for 1 hour and 30 minutes. 150x Oroberyl Watch any stream for 2 hours. Head to the game’s official Twitch category, and look for streamers with this tag enabled. It doesn’t have to

Cece, a Twitch Streamer who was previously popular for her aggressive Marvel Rivals gameplay, is now being harshly treated on the internet. Why? Because of her unprofessional behavior with her teammate, Kingsman, during a prestigious Marvel Rivals tournament. That was a rather unexpected switch of events, especially since she was the captain of the team. Well, she might have done it in the heat of the moment, but frankly, the players in the community did not tolerate it. As a result, all the positive reputation that Cece earned in her streaming career is now lost! From brutal internet trolling to losing sponsorships, the 22-year-old content creator just didn’t see any of it coming. Marvel Rivals Deadpool Creator Cup Is Where It Started On January 18, 2026, BasimZB organized a Deadpool Creator Cup where eight teams were meant to collide for a prize pool of $40,000. Cece was the captain of one of those teams, where the following creators were playing under her leadership: m0xyy zazastack luciyasa Kingsman Kingsman, the person who was the victim of Cece’s outburst, came forward with a video highlighting everything that went down on that day. During one of the matches, Kingsman asked one of his

There's more to the 2XKO Starter Bundle Ultra than just Arcane skins. Image credit: Riot Games | Last Updated On: Jan 23, 2026 6:37 am CET Twitch recently angered the FGC when it came to light that streamers were being harassed into taking a 2XKO sponsorship that wasn’t very lucrative at all. The backlash got so bad that Riot was caught in the crosshairs, causing its Global Head of Player Community to respond on X. On January 20th, streamers came forward with receipts showing Twitch constantly pushing a 2XKO sponsorship opportunity. While that wouldn’t be so bad on its own (although, dang, stop acting as desperate as an American politician in the inboxes), streamers shared the questionable details of the campaign soon after, cementing it as an insult to the FGC. Streamers would only get paid for having the 2XKO banner plastered all over their stream if someone donated five gifted subs to them. And once players did somehow manage to get the payment, they realized it was just Twitch gifting one sub back to them. Streamers also pointed out that the bonus gifted sub earnings are paid at the platform’s usual rates, meaning Twitch could take up to 50%

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Arknights: Endfield is now available worldwide, and players who want extra goodies for their playthrough are in for a treat, as there is an array of Twitch Drops available. Available on PC, PlayStation 5 and mobile, Arknights: Endfield offers plenty of action and gacha-spinning enjoyment, giving players an array of content to dig their teeth into. If you want to know details on all of the available Twitch Drops in Arknights: Endfield, including the required watch time and expiration dates, Insider Gaming has you covered. All Arknights: Endfield Twitch Drop Rewards Lots to earn. Image via X Arknights: Endfield has five sets of rewards available through Twitch Drops for a limited time, requiring a maximum of two hours of content being watched. The available rewards can provide a huge boost to your progression in game, so it’s recommended that you complete the required steps to earn everything available. The table below shows all the available Arknights: Endfield Rewards, the required watch time, and how long they are available for. Reward Watch Time Expiration 10,000x T-Creds 15 Minutes 5:59 PM PT – Feb. 19 15x I-Combat Record 30 Minutes 5:59 PM PT – Feb. 19 3x Arms INSP Set 60 Minutes

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You're playing a $40,000 Marvel Rivals competition where $18,000 goes to whoever takes first place. You see that your teammate is playing Black Widow, a sniper character notorious for having the worst win rate in the game across all platforms. Do you roll with the punches, or do you ask them to lock in and change heroes? This is a simplification of what Twitch streamer Kingsman265 says he experienced recently. In an hour-long YouTube video, he detailed a breakdown in teammate synergy during a tournament hosted by a creator named BasimZB. The event was meant to celebrate the new Marvel Rivals hero, Deadpool, via a creator cup consisting of 48 influencers. By its nature, and despite the cash prizes, this tourney wasn't necessarily meant to be a tryhard esports experience. But for Kingsman265, the Deadpool Creator Cup was a big deal. A win could catapult his career in a way that simply streaming Marvel Rivals on his lonesome couldn't. The money would also be life-changing for him, as someone who doesn't have any, he claimed. Kingsman265 was drafted onto a team with another Twitch streamer named zazzastack, among other influencers. Things started cordially, as one can see in the video

One short comment was enough to get fans questioning whether one of Twitch’s biggest names is really stepping away. Kai Cenat’s name has been trending as fans debate what his future holds after time away from Twitch © Instagram kaicenat The whole situation started when YourRage, a streamer and friend of Kai Cenat, suggested during a livestream that Kai might be finished with streaming. He said: "How do I tell you this, he retired from streaming. He is done. He is a star now, he is gonna be in movies." That comment alone was enough to kick off a wave of speculation online, with fans and fellow creators asking if Cenat has really retired. Many pointed out that his last major Twitch stream was the Mafiathon 3 event in September 2025, which only added fuel to the rumor fire. "Sounds big, but let’s see if it’s real." The “I Quit” Video And Mixed Signals The rumors got even louder after Cenat himself posted a video titled "I Quit" on his YouTube channel. In that video he talks about taking time to reflect, wanting to chase goals outside what he is known for, and stepping out of his comfort zone. While

Nina Lin appears to be banned from Twitch. Over the weekend, the 24-year-old was accused of shoplifting at Target during a live stream.