Twitch Drops the Hammer on Cheeky Content
Yo, Twitch fam! Wave goodbye to the era of streaming your fave games on booties and boobs. Twitch is laying down the law, set to axe content zooming in on those “intimate body parts,” even if they’re all covered up.
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— Twitch Support (@TwitchSupport) March 27, 2024
What’s Going Down?
Come this Friday, March 29th, Twitch is hitting the nope button on content that gives too much screen time to the booty, groin, or chest areas. No more creative loopholes or cheeky green screens — they’re looking at you, Morgpie! This rule change is the talk of the town, especially after Morgpie’s stunt of streaming gameplay projected onto her derriere.
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Morgpie, the queen of pushing boundaries, didn’t just sit back. She hit back with a stream in a bikini, flaunting her backside to a camera, cheekily nudging Twitch, “This is what the internet was intended for.” Twitch, on the other hand, is playing it cool, saying this move is all about keeping the platform “welcoming.”
The Bigger Picture
Twitch isn’t new to the tug-of-war with adult content. Remember the backtrack on “artistic nudes”? Or the ban hammer on faux nudity streams? Yeah, Twitch is trying to clean up its act, making sure the platform doesn’t turn into a free-for-all peep show.
AMOURANTH’S SAVVY PIVOT AND NEW FOCUS
Renowned streamer Amouranth, known for her diverse content, weighed in on Twitch’s new policy with her characteristic wit, stating, “End of an era… also I’m starting an OnlyFans.” This statement not only highlights her adaptability but also signifies a strategic shift in her content creation journey. As Twitch clamps down, Amouranth is embracing the freedom and monetization prospects on platforms like OnlyFans. Importantly, she’s now focusing primarily on ‘kick’ streaming, showcasing her agility in navigating the digital realm. Her pivot to kick streaming, a platform known for its more lenient content policies, and the launch of an OnlyFans account, underline a smart adaptation strategy. Amouranth’s move reflects a larger trend where creators are diversifying their online presence to stay ahead in the game, ensuring their brand remains resilient and lucrative amidst evolving platform guidelines.
End of an era.. also I’m starting an onlyfans https://t.co/uumCmGcnAg
— Amouranth (@Amouranth) March 28, 2024
What’s Next?
It’s game over for butt streams this Friday, so if that’s your jam, soak it up while you can. Twitch is evolving, folks, and it’s clear they’re not about to let streamers’ creative exploits run wild without some ground rules.
As for Morgpie, she’s living it up till the clock runs out, streaming away under a see-through chair, telling her viewers to enjoy the view while it lasts. As for what’s the next big thing post-butt-stream era? Only time will tell, but Twitch assures us, the content game is always changing.
