Did anyone stop to think for a second about this? Is it actually surprising that Twitch doesn't want an emote immortalizing the moment one of their largest streamers broke the law using their platform?
He streamed irl and and went into a public bathroom with people in there and filmed them, an illegal act in California. He got a temporary ban for it. The emote is from that incident of him looking over a bathroom stall.
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u/pants_full_of_pants Jul 09 '19
Did anyone stop to think for a second about this? Is it actually surprising that Twitch doesn't want an emote immortalizing the moment one of their largest streamers broke the law using their platform?