Twitch Moderator Mocked By YouTuber

Popular Content creator on YouTube ‘SweeneyTV’ mocked the Twitch moderation process that goes behind allowing streamers such as Natalia Mogollon AKA Alinity to post sexually-suggestive content. His recent tweet mocking the platform quickly went viral.

Twitch’s moderation process in the recent months has come under scrutiny from the people in the streaming and gaming community. Recently, streaming platform Twitch was criticized for allowing “hot-tub” meta to thrive with popular streamers such as Alinity, Amouranth, and Indiefoxx all joining in.

Since then, another meta has risen in “suggestive” ASMR streams. One YouTuber under the username of SweeneyTV often posts videos about mocking the platform’s moderation. He recently posted a video reacting to Alinity’s arguably suggestive clip.

SweeneyTV posted two videos where he was seen mocking the moderation process of Twitch. He hilariously mocks the eyesights of the Twitch moderators and claims that they do not need a high-resolution image. However, he ended up increasing the quality of the image instead of lowering it.

The clip that he was watching was Alinity’s clip doing suggested poses saying to her viewers that she is going to give birth. SweeneyTV pretending to be Twitch moderator reacted hilariously saying that he decreased the image quality while claiming to have increased it and read out the rule on the platform that was related to breast-feeding on stream.

He then checked if Alinity was breast feeding. After that, he stumbled on rules disallowing “mature topics” and conversations about sex during the stream. However, he concluded Alinity’s face birth demonstration was not bannable and said that it is an educational content and that Alinity is only showing her viewers how to give birth.

After his july 2nd video, he posted another on July 3rd with the same content. This time he featured clips from female content creators and titled it “does twitch reward sexuality over personality?”

Both of his videos have gone viral and have been watched thousands of times on YouTube already.