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Justin Bieber revealed that negative Twitch chat comments have begun impacting his mental health and confidence Justin Bieber has spoken about the effect that negative comments on Twitch are having on his mental health, explaining that he often finds it difficult to deal with hostility from viewers during his livestreams. The 31-year-old Canadian singer joined Twitch in October and promised fans that he would stream “pretty much every day.” Since then, he has amassed more than 200,000 followers on the platform, attracting both longtime fans and new viewers. However, Bieber admitted during his October 28 broadcast that the live chat can be overwhelming. “Going on Twitch is vulnerable as hell, because people who feel sh*tty about themselves project and write mean ass things. It’s already hard enough to put yourself out there, and then you gotta read that,” he said. The singer recalled one particular stream that left an impression on him. After returning from playing basketball, Bieber said he noticed viewers commenting on his energy levels. “Justin’s not as exuberant. He’ll never be his exuberant self ever again. He’s not his charisma,” some users wrote. “I was like, ‘what?!’ I just played basketball. I’m just tired. But it starts

Justin Bieber is addressing how hateful comments from Twitch viewers have impacted him. The 31-year-old artist, who became a member of the platform in October and vowed to broadcast “almost daily,” has quickly acquired over 200,000 followers. Even with his huge following, Bieber mentions that the ongoing negativity in conversations has begun to exhaust him. “Streaming on Twitch is incredibly exposing,” he stated during a broadcast on October 28. “Individuals who hold negative feelings about themselves often express and create hurtful remarks.” “It’s already challenging to expose yourself, and then you have to read that.” He remembered a night when the remarks hurt especially badly. “People were remarking, ‘Justin’s not as lively. He will never regain his lively nature. “He has lost his charm,” he stated. “I was thinking, what? I just participated in a game of basketball. I feel exhausted. But it begins to occupy my thoughts. Is my charm gone? My enthusiasm for life? “It simply stinks.”

DreamHack Atlanta will host a pivotal moment as we kick off the FC Pro season on EA SPORTS FC 26, featuring 64 elite players who have battled to qualify through the FC Pro Open Ladder in-game. They will be competing for $152,000 in prize money and the final 16 spots in the FC Pro Open. Below are the upcoming broadcasts: Day 1 broadcast : FC Pro Open Global Qualifier Swiss Stage: November 1, 2025 Day 2 broadcast: FC Pro Open Global Qualifier Knockout Stage: November 2, 2025 As usual, there are dedicated rewards for those who tune in. Fans can complete in-game viewership objectives by watching the main event live on the EA SPORTS FC Pro Twitch and YouTube channels. Reward Objectives go live for the FC Pro Open Global Qualifier on October 30th. Fans who watch the events will receive packs when they tune in to the respective events on Twitch or YouTube. All rewards are untradeable and each reward is limited to one per EA account. FC Pro Open Global Qualifier Join in on the action of the FC Pro Open Global Qualifier Broadcast at Twitch/EASPORTSFCPRO or YouTube/EASPORTSFCPRO to earn your viewership rewards! All rewards are untradeable. 80+

Justin Bieber is giving fans an intimate glimpse into his world, and it’s all tied to his upcoming Coachella performance. The singer’s recent debut on Twitch is reportedly part of a larger plan to build excitement for his long-awaited headlining set at Coachella 2026. Justin Bieber’s Twitch is a way to let fans know about Coachella Justin Bieber is launching his Coachella campaign in the most modern way possible: through raw, live content on Twitch. A source close to the singer confirmed to PEOPLE that this isn’t a random venture. “Justin’s Twitch is his way of letting fans see that he’s excited and working hard for his headlining set at Coachella.” This direct-to-fan approach builds immense hype while offering an authenticity that polished posts often lack. His streams have given viewers a full-access pass to his daily life, transforming from a distant celebrity into a relatable artist in real-time. After all, fans have watched him skateboard, play basketball, and even engage in different degrees of conversations with friends and collaborators inside his studio. The evidence of such is when Bieber opened up about his personal growth. He shared, “Sometimes even the way we’ve been raised, is like, you know, just

Twitch already has plenty of vtubers streaming on it daily, some of whom are incredibly successful. But it doesn't have Hololive, the biggest group of vtubers in the world. A few of its members have streamed on it here and there in the past, but now it's going to be a regular spot to watch the most popular anime girls play games. Cover, owner of the Hololive vtuber agency, has entered a partnership with Twitch for its talents to regularly stream on the platform. If you've ever seen a clip of an anime dog girl or a shark girl playing a game, it was probably a Hololive vtuber. One of its most popular English-speaking vtubers, Calliope Mori, has over 2.5 million subscribers on YouTube, and several of its Japanese talents have even more. (Image credit: Cover Corporation) Moreno says it'll be up to the talents on how they want to incorporate Twitch into their streaming schedules. Part of the deal was to establish a way for the vtubers to stream on the platform in the safest way possible given that Hololive talents operate much like the idol industry and keep most of their personal lives and identities anonymous. Right now

Brown had some surprising news after Boston's first win Owen Crisafulli 17 Hours Ago 3 Min Read The Boston Celtics picked up their first win of the 2025-26 campaign, as they blew out the New Orleans Pelicans 122-90 on Monday night. However, one of the biggest storylines surrounding the start of the new season hasn’t been about the team’s play on the court, but rather Jaylen Brown‘s hair. With Jayson Tatum set to miss the majority of the year as he continues to recover from a torn Achilles tendon, all eyes are on Brown this season. Despite battling a hamstring injury, Brown has played in all four of Boston’s games, averaging 26 points, 5.8 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game while shooting 50% from the field. And yet, Brown’s play isn’t the only thing he’s drawing attention for. In the team’s second game against the New York Knicks, a clip went viral on social media after OG Anunoby appeared to have a black mark on his jersey after Brown’s head rubbed against it. Another photo of a similar mark on Ron Holland II’s jersey emerged during the team’s loss to the Detroit Pistons on Sunday night, leading to Brown getting

In case you haven’t heard, publisher Electronic Arts has officially revealed the worst-kept secret in gaming this year, and that’s Battlefield 6’s battle royale mode, which is officially called “Battlefield RedSec.” To mark the start of the first season of Battlefield 6, and Battlefield RedSec, players will be able to snatch up some stuff via Twitch Drops! Watching your favorite streamer get some frag on will net you some cool in-game stuff. Dive in to see what rewards you can get and how long you’ll need to watch for each one below. Battlefield 6 and BF RedSec Season 1 Twitch Drops Can Be Earned at the Same Time Watch for 1 Hour and earn the “Hitchhiking” Vehicle Decal Watch for 2 Hours and earn the “Marauder” Vehicle Skin Watch for 3 Hours and earn the “Highland Hunter” Weapons Package Watch for 4 Hours and earn the “No Mercy” Soldier Skin Completed Drops will automatically appear in your Drops Inventory, so be sure to claim it within 24 hours. Once claimed, the Drops wil be granted in-game for both Battlefield 6 and in RedSec. Notice from EA: To earn these Twitch Drops, you should first make sure your EA and Twitch

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Horror is my everything. You'll rarely catch me at a time in my life when I'm not reading, watching, or playing something in the genre. If you can relate, then you surely also love the Halloween season, because it's a time when so many others try to match your vibe, if only for a few weeks. Even for folks too scared to play horror games themselves, many like to watch others play them on Twitch. During the Halloween season, Twitch itself gets in on the action with its annual Fright Fest, which is back for 2025. You can read about everything going on in Twitch Fright Fest 2025 on the official website. With all that in mind, we've put together a list of the six best horror games to watch or stream on Twitch. Whether you are hosting the playthrough for your viewers or letting someone else do the dirty work of facing down the terrors that pursue them, below you'll find a half-dozen scary games that fit snugly in the Twitch world, for both creators and their audiences. For even more

Shortly before his tragic demise three weeks before his 30th birthday, American chess star Daniel Naroditsky had appeared in a live stream on Twitch in which he appeared incoherent and physically unwell, apparently still shaken by the cheating allegations leveled against him by Vladimir Kramnik. It’s been more than a week since the news of Daniel Naroditsky's sudden demise at the age of 29 left the chess community across the world shell-shocked, with tributes pouring in from across the world including from some of the most iconic players in the history of the game. Naroditsky’s sudden demise three weeks before his 30th birthday has put the spotlight on Russian chess icon Vladimir Kramnik and his controversial campaign against cheating in the sport. The American GM, known popularly as ‘Danya’, was among the players who had been accused of cheating by Kramnik for over a year and had even opened up on being affected by the allegations. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Naroditsky’s death has also put the spotlight on the state of his health towards the end of his life, with the 29-year-old appearing visibly distressed in his final live stream on Twitch two days before his death. The blitz

Streamer and YouTuber Mizkif, whose real name is Matthew Rinaudo, went live on Twitch just hours after his ex-girlfriend and fellow streamer Emiru (real name Emily-Beth Schunk) accused him of sexual assault, psychological abuse, stalking, and harassment. The 30-year-old American creator appeared to acknowledge parts of the allegations during the livestream but also issued threats to expose the “dirty laundry” of other streamers. His response has sparked massive backlash online, with the streaming community speaking out in support of Emiru and condemning Mizkif’s behaviour. Emiru levels serious allegations against Mizkif During a Saturday livestream on kick, Emiru publicly accused Mizkif of a series of serious misconducts, including sexual assault, repeated psychological abuse, stalking and harassment, and threats of blackmail and reputational damage. According to her claims, the abuse was not an isolated incident but involved a pattern of behaviour — she alleges that Mizkif used his influence and proximity to her as both peer and partner to impose control, instil fear, and manipulate situations in his favour. She also says he threatened to expose private information that could damage her career and harassed her through intermediaries. Mizkif breaks his silence after Emiru's claims Following the backlash and mounting calls to