As Twitch becomes increasingly popular, so too do the streamers who broadcast themselves. Online personalities like Amouranth, HasanAbi, and Ludwig continue to garner attention and coverage from mainstream media – a feat that would have been unheard of a decade ago. A lot of the coverage of Twitch has been negative, however, and Internet fame has in many cases proven to be harmful for both creators and fans. A prime example of this is regarding Twitch streamer CallMeCarson, whose grooming controversy has been the subject of ongoing discussion. Carson King, better known as CallMeCarson, is a 22-year-old content creator from Indiana. He joined YouTube and began making videos as early as 2011 before creating his main account on May 10, 2012. At its peak, his YouTube channel had over three million subscribers, but he’s more recently gained widespread attention after allegations of grooming underage fans were levied against him. Now, as Carson returns to streaming and makes plans for the upcoming year, many have begun to reexamine the controversy that surrounds him. What Made CallMeCarson Popular CallMeCarson’s popularity exploded around the end of 2019. It was then that an image of Carson crying (taken from a Minecraft stream in June)…
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