Sorry Mom!Īnnie Tapia aka spoopykitt is a variety streamer making the most of the Pools, Hot Tubs and Beaches category. Her mom hilariously advised her to “keep your clothes on!” Unfortunately for Nicole’s mom, the hot tub meta started shortly after.

In December 2020, Nicole was talking on the phone to her mom live on stream. In addition to hot tub streams, she also does cooking, ASMR, gaming, and chatting with her viewers in the Just Chatting section. Nicole aka TheNicoleT is a 22-year-old college grad with a degree in Digital Technology & Culture and Strategic COM. In May 2021, she tweeted out saying Twitch had suspended ad revenue from her channel with no prior warning and called Twitch out for their confusing ToS.Īmouranth is also on our list of hottest female Twitch streamers, so be sure to check that out as well. She was one of the first streamers to get in on the hot tub trend and has had her fair share of drama as a result. Initially starting her career as a cosplayer and costume designer, Amouranth’s streams consist of hot tubs (of course), ASMR, playing Twister, dance, gaming and chatting with her viewers. It has also been discovered the button does not appear if a user has filters sort by High to Low number of viewers, which is something the majority of Twitch viewers often use as a default option to check categories.Īnd while Twitch takes measures when things get out of control, like the infamous nip slips, a number of people in the community think that's far from enough and asks for this kind of content to be permanently banned or even for Twitch to create a separate category for an 'adult' content.īut for now, the hot tub meta is here to stay, as Twitch doesn't show any intentions to forbid that kind of content from being on the platform.As the second most followed female streamer on Twitch, Kaitlyn Siragusa aka Amouranth, is one woman you’ve likely already heard of. Read more: Hot tub Twitch streams, the new 'meta'.'So Apparently, the 'Not Interested' option that was supposed to 'help the Twitch discovery system' is not available for the 'Promoted' streams,' he tweeted out. Random Twitch stats! (DeTheBug) on Twitter So Apparently, the 'Not Interested' option that was supposed to 'help the discovery system' is not available for the 'Promoted' streams ðŸ¤” /JUmy9k0lMg- Random Twitch stats! (DeTheBug) Random Twitch stats! (DeTheBug) Twitter Twitter user Random Twitch stats pointed out that promoted streams are lacking the 'not interested' option in the menu, and are only showing an option to report the channel.

Graham's suggestion hasn't been received well among some members of the streaming community, and many even saw it as an insolent answer to what they think is a serious problem on the platform, including streamers like Maya 'Maya' Higa.Īnd now the solution looks even more ridiculous as people quickly discovered that promoted streams can't be marked with the 'not interested' feature, and users will be forced to have it on Twitch's home screen. The hot tub streams were first popularized amongst the Korean streaming community(Picture: Kiaraakitty)ĭuring the stream, he even suggested that people who don't like that kind of content should use the 'not interested' function which will help Twitch's algorithm to understand what particular users like and don't like.

Marcus 'djWHEAT' Graham, Twitch's Head of Creator Development, has recently talked about this issue, saying that Twitch 'have been watching closely' the hot tub meta, emphasising that nothing has changed when it comes to rules about sexually suggestive and explicit content. There has been a lot of controversy over this, and many regular gaming content creators are voicing their concerns because Twitch is allowing that kind of content to stay on the platform, which they think is unfair and push Twitch in a completely different direction.

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