Twitch’s Gummy Bear Threat Sparks Chaos and Controversy | Happy Gamer

The gamer population and creative works-Kingdoms remain in suspicion and have furiously mobbed Twitch over this tweet. The tweet read, “Tune in to #808onTwitch week or the gummy bear gets it,” with an undecipherable image slathered across it. The replies then further went downhill. For starters, who in the world even thinks about sending such a tweet? Is it a joke? Is it a threat? Is this some form of skewed marketing? No one really knows, but throughout the night, gamers showered it in reply with accusations of antisemitism, demands for Twitch to take regional controversies seriously, and much more. One minute you had people screaming that Twitch supports Nazis (yikes!), and the next Ian Tedd yelled about vodka in his eyeball. The internet is whack, man. This sudden onset of terribleness initiated with a sort of @mention from Twitch to @beesustheDJ and @djanesintica. Replies containing that Twitch was a terrorist platform and queries as to why it was rewarding antisemitism started pouring in, with some majors dredging up Adin Ross controversies (for anyone unaware, he is an American Twitch streamer who had been warned multiple times on stream for apparently doing Nazi salutes). Others then brought up ads proposed
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