• Ace! _SL/S@ani.social
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    28 days ago

    Lmao, women are literally streaming in mini bikinis but VTubers must cover their fucking hips

    Fuck Twitch and Amazon for their inhuman work conditions

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      28 days ago

      A while ago I got hit in the recommended streams with a random stream of some girl with absolutely gigantic milkers in only bodypaint. Probably got away with it as some sort of ‘art’ project, despite the body paint being quite bad and she was practically doing nothing on stream at all, it was just simps throwing money at her for being on screen.

      Other times there’s just girls in the ‘Just chatting’ category in tight spandex, leaving nothing to imagination, that are in suggestive poses and flaunting their gigantic tits and asses on screen. Also doing practically nothing but just posing and thanking donations.

      Twitch really has weird ass rules when it comes to this shit.

      • mindaika@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        28 days ago

        On one hand, I think that kind of shit is lame AF, but on the other hand if someone wanted pay me $200/hr to paint my hog green and vacuum in green Luigi hat, you know I’d be down

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          27 days ago

          Vacuuming is too out of character, you need to get under the sink and do some plumbing.

          EDIT: Scratch that, I just remembered Luigi’s Mansion. Vacuuming is canon after all!

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        28 days ago

        Twitch doesn’t want to get rid of it, it’s a huge moneymaker.

        They just want plausible deniability to keep advertisers, sponsors, and regulatory bodies happy enough. That’s why the rules are so weird.