Twitch Streamer Livestream Fail
Welcome to the BullScore News Special Edition. In this article, I am providing you with complete information on Twitch Content Creator Gross Gore‘s livestream fails. The live stream went wrong due to the change in the harassment policy which result in Twitch banning his account. Later, Gross Gore switched to YouTube and his Youtube channel has crossed 300k plus subscribers.
Let’s begin with Gross Gore’s Introduction and his journey on Twitch.
Gross Gore Introduction and Twitch Journey
Gross Gore (real name: Ali Larsen) is a 30 years old England-based Content Creator. He is popularly known for his time on Twitch live streaming League of Legends and for some misconduct activity (which leads to the harassment of policy). His Twitch Account had 490,000 followers before his account suspension.
Key Highlights of the complete story
He tried to rant about Greekgodx during the live-stream video when he said, “Greek, I hope you’re watching this mate, I know you are, because your content is so shit all you do is react to people now, and you call it content.”
He was unlucky because just a few days before this live-streaming video, Twitch updated its policy where the team mentioned, “Our harassment rule has been completely rewritten to introduce more specific subsections: personal attacks, discrimination, unsourced allegations, out of context content, witch-hunting, and doxing”.
His video was listed on the top page of the Subreddit and to which, the World of Warcraft Streamer Asmongold said on his Twitter account, “Good to see LSF went almost three whole days before making hate threads again. The top post on the front page btw”.
After this, the Twitch team banned Gross Gore’s account and this leads to his ongoing livestream video failure.
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