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Umamusume Pretty Derby features Twitch Drop rewards to help improve characters and enhance their performance in races. Here is everything you need to know about taking advantage of the free rewards. In 2021, P.A. Works, the critically acclaimed studio behind Shirobako, The Eccentric Family, and Maquia, released Umamusume Pretty Derby. The anime takes place in an alternate universe and follows great racehorses of the past who are reborn as horse girls at Tokyo’s Tracen Academy. The show follows the girls as they train to become star racers and idols, and the video game adaptation follows that same format. It’s up to you to train the characters and improve their chances of winning races, and Twitch Drop rewards help improve those odds. Is it Possible to Claim Umamusume Pretty Derby Twitch Drops? Umamusume Pretty Derby Twitch Drops are currently available only in China to celebrate the game’s third anniversary. Cygames has yet to reveal Twitch Drops for other countries, but that hasn’t stopped Twitch streamers from playing the game. According to Steam Charts, Umamusume surpassed a peak player count of over 43,000, and popular streamers such as Asmongold, Northernlion, and Ludwig all praised the game. When Twitch Drops go live globally

If anyone can lay claim to the most iconic track in Nintendo’s jubilant kart racer, it’s probably Twitch streamer Technical. The 22-year-old holds the distinction of having the fastest possible run time in Mario Kart 8’s Rainbow Road, both for original version and the Deluxe re-release on Switch. Naturally, the speed demon has been grinding away on the prismatic track since the release of Mario Kart World , and after nearly a hundred hours of Rainbow Road loops he’s hit a record way faster than anyone anticipated. That Rainbow Road would be different than other iterations of the track was a given from the get go. Beyond being the most majestic interpretation of the multi-colored circuit, it’s also one of the longest since Mario Kart 64. One lap on its own takes most of us a minute or more, and there are four of them in a time trial. Onlookers guessed that finishing the course in under four minutes was entirely feasible — but it would likely take months if not a year to whittle it down that much. The sub-4-minute hype was immediate among those who follow Mario Kart speedruns, and the competition has been fierce. In about a

Kyrie Irving has never hidden his admiration for the late Kobe Bryant. From on-court mimicry to emotional tributes, Irving’s connection to the Lakers legend has remained personal and consistent throughout his career. Now, five years since Bryant’s passing, Irving has publicly confirmed plans to release a signature sneaker paying tribute to his basketball idol. The announcement quickly created buzz among fans and collectors who have followed Irving’s ongoing homage to the Black Mamba. Dive into PFSN's FREE NBA Mock Draft Simulator and take the place of any of the 30 GMs around the league. Kyrie Irving Confirms Kobe-Inspired Sneaker During Twitch Stream Irving revealed on his official Twitch stream that he intends to release a shoe inspired by Bryant. He said, “Will I drop a Kobe-inspired shoe? Absolutely. I’m going to drop a Kobe-inspired shoe.” The comment came as part of a casual Q&A with fans, but the message was firm, as this project represents both personal meaning and creative inevitability for the Dallas guard. The Dallas Mavericks guard added emotional context to his announcement. “We all miss Kobe,” Irving said. “I think you’ve seen a lot of art pieces from my peers, including myself, just showing that homage toward

The weeklong marathon raising money for Doctors Without Borders is about to begin. Here's everything you can expect to see on opening day. The Fourth of July may be over, but the fireworks are about to continue. It's that time of the summer again for the return of Summer Games Done Quick. This year's SGDQ is ushering in the summer season right, bringing the world's top speedrunners together for a whirlwind tour across some of the biggest games of the past and present. As is the case every year, they'll be performing their craft for charity in front of a worldwide audience on Twitch. Summer Games Done Quick 2025 has returned to Minneapolis, Minnesota for a whole week of live speedrunning action. This year's event is raising money for Doctors Without Borders. Shacknews will be watching all week and we'll make sure to bring you the daily schedule each day. Plus, we'll be sure to highlight the biggest runs worth watching. You can watch this year's marathon in full in the embed below! Summer Games Done Quick 2025: Day 1 schedule Here's the full schedule for Day 1, taken from the Games Done Quick website, along with a handful of

Political streaming star Zack "Asmongold" recently showcased the revenue he earned from both Twitch and Kick over a month after joining the latter platform. Asmongold had begun streaming on the Stake-backed platform as a part of his shift to multistreaming. The main aim of multistreaming was to cover a wider audience and subsequently earn more money. Although the typical payout rates are lower for multistreaming, Asmongold still seems to be earning a handsome sum of money from his broadcasts, totaling over $320,000 a month. His income from Twitch was shown to be substantially lower than from Kick. Although the difference may also be partially explained by Asmongold not showcasing ads on his Twitch channel, many netizens have taken to X to express their take on the disparity in pay offered by the two platforms. Notably, Kick is an ad-free platform: "Twitch is dying," wrote X user @Dabblu r "Kick is the future," wrote X user @Barbatasz "Insane...twitch gotta step up there game soon," wrote X user @ItsJubnar On the other side, many netizens speculated what the payout for the streamer looks like on YouTube as well: "400k to 500k+ on Youtube. Conservative estimate btw." wrote X user @iamdayum "Youtube revenue

(Image via @hasanthehun/X & @legalmindset/YouTube) Twitch star HasanAbi isn’t one to hold back, and this time, his target is conservative YouTuber and lawyer Andrew, a.k.a. Legal Mindset. During a recent stream, Hasan went off on viewers asking him to respond to Legal Mindset’s video about the viral toy gun incident. What followed was a fiery takedown that called Legal Mindset everything from a “passport bro” to a “fake lawyer.” Here’s what happened. The Trigger: Hasan's Toy Gun Clip A ll of this stems from a recent incident that blew up online. A clip went viral showing Hasan seemingly pointing a toy gun at a screen while reacting to Apex Crypto, a YouTuber who had criticized him. This clip caused a stir, with critics claiming it violated Twitch’s terms of service. Enter Legal Mindset, who jumped on the viral moment with a YouTube video titled “Twitch Has a Hasan Problem.” In it, he alleged that Hasan's actions, including the toy gun stunt and supposed doxxing, were breaches of Twitch’s rules. Hasan’s Rant: “Fake Lawyer” and “Right-Wing Freak” HasanAbi made it crystal clear that he has zero interest in reacting to Legal Mindset’s video on the toy gun controversy. He then launched

TL;DR Penta and his friends ended up working behind the Arby's counter during what was supposed to be a regular fast food visit. They prepared and served food to actual customers without training while livestreaming the whole thing. The manager let them keep their uniforms and said they could come back for more surprise shifts. Streamer Penta turned what was supposed to be a routine Arby’s visit into an unplanned work shift when employees invited him and his friends behind the counter during a recent IRL stream. The group had initially arrived at the restaurant to introduce some friends who had never tried Arby’s to the chain’s menu offerings. Arby’s employees encouraged Penta and his companions to step behind the counter. The restaurant staff provided them with official Arby’s aprons and let them get in on food prep and customer service. During the stream, Penta and his friends operated meat slicers, put together sandwiches, and even served paying customers. All of these activities happened with zero training, no food handler’s certifications, and no clear go-ahead from the higher-ups—and everything went out live to thousands of viewers. “Making them try Arby’s for the first time into picking up an actual shift.

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What began as a seemingly harmless reaction to a TikTok clip has snowballed into one big feud between streamers DDG and Reggie — better known as Lil Rodney Son. The two recently got into a war of words that’s gone far beyond music critiques and friendly competition as they’ve both dragged in family and personal relationships. DDG first made his mark on YouTube before transitioning to a rap career with viral hits like “Moonwalking in Calabasas” and becoming a Twitch streamer. Aside from his own successful career, he’s also garnered attention for past high-profile relationship with actress-singer Halle Bailey, with whom he shares a son, Halo. As for Reggie, he has made a name for himself on Twitch with his sharp commentary, raw humor, and real-time reactions to trending topics. Though newer to the scene than DDG, his unfiltered opinions have earned him a loyal following and viral moments. The two personalities collided when Reggie reacted to a TikTok of DDG discussing fake support for his latest music. DDG felt the reaction was disingenuous and addressed it directly on stream, telling Reggie to “stop faking.” From there, the tension escalated quickly, with both creators exchanging personal jabs that took the

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