Amouranth has come under fire and scrutiny for her own streams, which are a variety of dancing, workouts, gaming, and chatting.

During a co-stream with streamer Devin Nash, Amouranth talked about a new trend she has noticed women streamers use, which she believes is guaranteed to work every single time.

“When I get low on the views I can just lay in bed, that’s the new meta on Twitch for girls” she said.

She also admitted that she too uses the practice.

“Occasionally. Lately I haven’t had to because my views have been pretty okay” she explained.

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During a recent stream, viewers in xQc’s chat were claiming that women streamers have an easier time in finding success and popularity on Twitch, especially if that streamer is attractive.

“Successful girls in streaming are literally the very, very, very, minority,” xQc said, according to Dexerto. “That’s just how it is.”

“There isn’t a lot of… crazy successful streamer girls because it’s a male-dominant sector,” xQc stated. “So whenever there’s one or two that arrive, why do people always immediately assume… they only made it because they’re hot?”

“There’s like 2000 successful guys, and when there’s one girl that succeeds, you feel threatened enough to discredit their success,” xQc said. “B**ch, there’s only one. There’s only one per two thousand. Why do you feel so threatened?”

You can check out a clip from the stream right here.

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Redditor, ‘TA1381′ posted on the forum about his goal of dating a female streamer (who would remain nameless), asking for advice, only to be met with severe backlash for his outlined approach.

How can I [22/M] start dating a Twitch streamer that I really like? pic.twitter.com/dGvCzTr2j1

— relationships.txt (@redditships) August 22, 2020

‘TA1381′ goes on to say that he doesn’t want to message the female on social media because, as he says, “this girl is out of my league in terms of looks.” Instead, he plans to attempt to receive employment “at vitamin and nutrient stores that I suspect her of going to” bringing this crush to a scary form of obsession and stalking.

People have taken to social media to condemn ‘TA1381”s plan, and take him to task for his warped line of thinking, and scary plan of hunting down his obsession.

please understand this is not acceptable logic. you cannot have a relationship with someone that started with you hunting them https://t.co/bIdSd8NuxL

— Kris Straub (@krisstraub) August 22, 2020

BOUNDARIES EXIST.

The streamer is an entertainer. The streamer is not your friend. You do not know them in real life. They are not there for your fantasies of a relationship.

YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS AND BITS DO NOT BUY YOU PERSONAL ACCESS OR A RELATIONSHIP.

— Kelli?#OperaGeek (@TheOperaGeek) August 22, 2020

if you’re curious what qualifies as stalking, the second paragraph is stalking. https://t.co/375mMHpgFL

— Jacqui Collins (@jacquicollins_) August 22, 2020

The consensus spoke, and they are 100% right, but it also further illuminates a continuing issue in the world of gaming and streaming, a dark side that was publicly exposed earlier this summer due to the SpeakOut movement that saw a number of women, many female streamers, share their experiences of sexual misconduct within the streaming industry.

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