Last year, the fart meta was the talk of the Twitch town. As the name suggested, it involved streamers farting – often conventionally attractive female streamers in skin-tight clothing – for the pleasure of their viewers. However, the actual meta was quite a bit more varied than that. It also involved suggestive yoga, licking microphones, moaning breathily, writing subs’ names on their skin, and wearing a Spider-Gwen lycra morph suit and a horse head mask while jumping up and down on the bed. One of those is fake, and it’s definitely not the one you’re thinking of. The fart meta was a spin-off from the hot tub meta – the former essentially brought softcore adult content on Twitch into the mainstream perception, and the latter used that as a springboard to help streamers gain popularity and notoriety with ever weirder, yet still erotically tilted, content. xQc was one of the loudest critics of these metas, but all the while was brewing up something that stank even worse: the gambling meta. I have written about both the hot tub meta and the fart meta extensively, including Amouranth’s follow-up once the hype had died down of selling her own bottled farts. It’s…
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