Ludwig Warns Twitch Streamers

Popular and well-known twitch streamers such as xQc, HasanAbi, and Mizkif use the streaming platform to broadcast their watch-throughs of television episodes and movies, which is now trending in the community. YouTuber Ludwig, on the other hand, holds a different viewpoint and claims that they may face penalties as a result of their actions.

Twitch is well-known for generating trends, with young people flocking to watch popular streamers. Disguised Toast recently discussed the phenomenon of streamers watching MasterChef live on the internet. Since the beginning of 2022, the MasterChef meta has grown in popularity.

This won’t last long, according to Ludwig Ahgren, and the meta will “crash down” on them.

Here’s what he stated; “Recently there has been a swath of people on Twitch just outright watching TV shows. The biggest creator xQc does this quite often with MasterChef. It’s f**king crazy. They are just straight up watching TV shows on Twitch! The purpose of this video is not to expose these streamers in the hopes that a company takes them down. It’s more so because I think things have gotten out of hand. And I think we might need a bit of a course correction before this all comes crashing down.”

Ludwig then mentioned that the meta was rapidly growing. He added; “Disguised Toast is just straight up watching Naruto. This morning I watched Myth watch Yu-Gi-Oh. Over a million people tuned in to watch Karl Jacobs watch Total Drama Island. And Rich Campbell watching Lord of the Rings on stream. Mizkif with like 41,000 viewers watched Home Alone! ” he said. “This is some pretty dangerous territory we are in!”

Although Ludwig stated that he is not against anyone watching these episodes, these streamers may face copyright lawsuits from the producers of the show, putting them in jeopardy.