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❄️ SnowflakePokimane / Pokimanelol / Imane Anys / OfflineTV - Abuses men for social climbing, hypocrite with double standards, doesn't own up to mistakes, lies about relationships, 'not like the other girls'
I’m very interested in the answer to this question as well. I’ve been wanting to stream for a long time, but as a female I’m hesitant to. I won’t be able to just play the damn game, I would inevitably be viewed as a “thot” or attention seeker just by the fact I’m a girl. Any tips for a girl who wants to stream?
Maybe you can get one of those virtual youtuber avatar thingy? Just commission one that look cool/cute and up to your taste and download one of those face rigging programs and now you can show your facial movement without actually showing your face on twitch.
Here's the TL;DR of the Pokimane situation, presented in a brief timeline format. I doubt any of the videos or Tweets linked are going to be deleted any time soon, but I'm archiving and keeping/linking archives just in case:
The Set-Up to the Drama
March 31, 2020: LeafyIsHere starts posting content regularly on YouTube again, mostly mocking other e-celebrities such as iDubbbz. This will become more relevant later on.
May 13, 2020: It'sAGundam makes a video titled "Simp willingly goes homeless for Pokimane". True to the title, Gundam makes fun of a man who impoverished himself in his zeal to give his own money to a random internet girl who would have literally forgot about him five minutes after they met, to the point where he was evicted from his apartment because he couldn't even pay his rent in due time. This video was typical of Gundam's commentary on the dealings and happenings of Twitch, its personalities, and the events surrounding them, but, unbeknownst to Gundam and others, this video would kick up a saga that ended up entangling him with Pokimane herself.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=VbyZbjGAv8k
Sooner after the video is released, Pokimane starts up a stream where she reacts to It'sAGundam's video. She gets personally offended by it for whatever reason, enough to try to get Gundam's sponsors taken away from him, therefore starting the drama proper.
Going after someone's sponsors is a major faux pas in the YouTube "community" (and has been for at least a while), so this opened up Poki to some massive backlash. It'sAGundam himself responded with a follow-up video concerning Pokimane's efforts to get his sponsors taken away on May 19, 2020.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=PS6NCe5JQvI
Soon after, YouTuber and perennial faux-fence sitter Philip DeFranco made a video on May 20, 2020where he addressed the then-newly formed Pokimane/It'sAGundam controversy for a bit (starting at around 3:33 into the video), but noticeably never referred to It'sAGundam by name. This was seen by some members of the YouTube "community" as DeFranco "simping" for Pokimane (because really, what was the point of not mentioning It'sAGundam by name), and he got a hefty amount of backlash for it from users such as Diesel Patches (whose video, titled "Philip DeFranco Simps for Pokimane", was made on May 25, 2020).
Despite this, the controversy seemed to die down for a bit (after all, YouTube drama can't last forever), until around June 19, 2020. Pokimane revived it when she stupidly decided to post a non-apology on Twitter. Of course, this only got her more shit. It'sAGundam himself joined in, with a video titled "Pokimane The Carole Baskin Of Twitch Apologized, But Not Really..." (June 21, 2020).
Now it seemed like the controversy would truly simmer down and turn into water under the bridge. Unfortunately for Pokimane, this water wouldn't remain a quiet stream, but instead turn into a raging torrent in due time.
July 30, 2020: LeafyIsHere releases "Content Nuke: Pokimane", to the tune of (as of the time of writing this) 1.8 million views on YouTube. The video sets off a fresh wave of Pokimane criticism that her white knights and simps try (and fail) to counteract, kicking off the second part of the drama proper. Leafy also reveals that Poki had a boyfriend, which kicks of something of a civil war among her simps (apparently she wasn't public with this information, so this wasn't common knowledge among them). Indeed, her daily averages plummeted to seemingly all-time lows as a result of the video, as per this glorified blog postnews article.
Have for example this reaction, which goes beyond parody to the point where one can't tell (at least at first) whether it was made seriously or as a joke. Some of them almost certainly tried to pull some gay ops in reaction to this news as well, as the Content Nuke was soon age-restricted, likely as a result of Poki simps spamming YouTube's report function.
The pitiful attempts from Poki's simp army to defend her in response to this video (Twitch streamer xQc's reaction in particular was rather hilarious), along with their attempts to try to censor it in some fashion, led Leafy to release "Content Fallout - Pokimane" on August 2, 2020. Even further, Leafy released "Content Nuclear Winter: Pokimane" on August 5, 2020. And of course, all this generated yet another wave of criticism for our most fair maiden Pokimane, to the point where almost nobody is openly defending her now, even those who were fiercely white-knighting her before, as was noted by Keem himself (Twitter video archived down below).
Edit:
Look at popular male streamers and think about how much time they spend to look attractive to the opposite sex everyone. Use that as a basis for how much time you spend applying makeup, doing your hair, etc. before a stream.
Ultimately women in streaming will be about on par with women in stand up comedy
I mean looking good regardless of if you are a man or a woman is an asset this has been studied time and time again its just a straight positive in almost every situation.
I mean looking good regardless of if you are a man or a woman is an asset this has been studied time and time again its just a straight positive in almost every situation.
So you can't be attractive as a female streamer because you will be an ethot otherwise? Who the fuck makes up these rules anyways, I guess people want a sausage fest. Sounds a bit homoerotic to me.
So you can't be attractive as a female streamer because you will be an ethot otherwise? Who the fuck makes up these rules anyways, I guess people want a sausage fest.
An attractive female streamer will attract simps regardless if she actually acts like an ethot or not.
People (excluding the usual suspects) never really had an issue with stand up comedy being a sausage fest, so I don't see why it'd be an issue for streaming.
An attractive female streamer will attract simps regardless if she actually acts like an ethot or not.
People (excluding the usual suspects) never really had an issue with stand up comedy being a sausage fest, so I don't see why it'd be an issue for streaming.
I’m very interested in the answer to this question as well. I’ve been wanting to stream for a long time, but as a female I’m hesitant to. I won’t be able to just play the damn game, I would inevitably be viewed as a “thot” or attention seeker just by the fact I’m a girl. Any tips for a girl who wants to stream?
Inevitably, all famous or any kind of public person is an attention seeker.
Otherwise, why would anybody put themselves in the public like this.
Let's be honest here.
All streamers are attention seekers. That's why they do it.
So the question isn't whether "how do I not appear to be an attention seeker" it is "how do I build a reputable image that mitigates my inevitable desire to sell out"
Inevitably, all famous or any kind of public person is an attention seeker.
Otherwise, why would anybody put themselves in the public like this.
Let's be honest here.
All streamers are attention seekers. That's why they do it.
So the question isn't whether "how do I not appear to be an attention seeker" it is "how do I build a reputable image that mitigates my inevitable desire to sell out"
I’m very interested in the answer to this question as well. I’ve been wanting to stream for a long time, but as a female I’m hesitant to. I won’t be able to just play the damn game, I would inevitably be viewed as a “thot” or attention seeker just by the fact I’m a girl. Any tips for a girl who wants to stream?
Some of them will move on, most of them will stay. It doesn't really matter anyway, since there's always a fresh batch of horny 13-year old boys, eager to steal their parents credit card.
For around 2 weeks ago, I was aware of Pokimane's existence by a random video. I haven't seen any of her Twitch videos but from what little I've observed, Pokimane is a talentless thot.
I don't care less that she has a boyfriend and her simp fan boys are mad/envious of the poor bastard that has to deal with her vapid bullshit; in my opinion that drama between her Twitch viewership and the IRL boyfriend she can handle on her own as it seems she's adept at causing drama on her own.
For around 2 weeks ago, I was aware of Pokimane's existence by a random video. I haven't seen any of her Twitch videos but from what little I've observed, Pokimane is a talentless thot.
I don't care less that she has a boyfriend and her simp fan boys are mad/envious of the poor bastard that has to deal with her vapid bullshit; in my opinion that drama between her Twitch viewership and the IRL boyfriend she can handle on her own as it seems she's adept at causing drama on her own.
