Pokimane and Tubbo Finally Meet Up

Popular Minecraft streamer Tubbo has recently met with Pokimane, among other streamers and content creators, at the CashApp event in Los Angeles on November 21. Thousands of viewers tuned in to watch their favorite streamers collaborate for CashApp’s $125000 Giveaway stream, which was live-streamed on Twitch. A round of Q&A with popular Twitch broadcasters and YouTubers such Felix “xQc” Lengyel, Rajjpatel “AustinShow”, Ranboo, Ashley “BrookeAB” Bond, and Ericka “Boze” Bozeman was also part of the live stream.

Pokimane and the 17-year-old Minecraft streamer have previously worked together online in Minecraft. During the popular Minecraft event MC Championship, the two content creators were on the same squad as fellow Minecraft streamers and collaborators Will “Wilbur Soot” Gold and Thomas “TommyInnit” Simmons. Pokimane and Tubbo also joined twitch streamers Hasan “HasanAbi” Piker and Rajjpatel “AustinShow” in a fun stream on the same day, where they interacted with their chat and discussed various topics like basketball and politics.

As the day progressed, the meetup and Q&A were trending on Twitter.  

Tubbo and Pokimane are well-known figures on Twitch and YouTube, so fans of both platforms were excited to see them meet in person for the first time. While many people were ecstatic to see Tubbo and Pokimane meet, others were taken aback when they watched Tubbo performing a remixed song from the popular video game “Among Us” while meeting Pokimane and xQc.

The streamers asked each other questions and discussed various issues during the Q&A session, which was hosted by AustinShow. When Tubbo was asked what his favorite aspect of being a streamer was, he replied with a wonderfully worded answer, saying that it was the “escapism” and the freedom to do what he wanted and what he loved, which motivated him to do what he does every day.

He also mentioned that he has recently been intrigued about “the opportunities that streaming brings outside of streaming.”  

Pokimane then made an excellent argument about Tubbo’s videos being a safe haven for other people like him, which was well received by everybody in attendance, including Tubbo himself.