The Twitch streamer Meowko from Japan is astonished that Twitch banned her on her birthday. She didn’t do anything wrong: Just cooked a little because she got hungry during a workout. However, viewers explain to her what she actually did.
This is Meowko:
- Meowko is a Japanese streamer, primarily found in Just Chatting and the “Pools, Hot Tubs, and Beaches” section of Twitch, which was opened specifically because of Amouranth. When Meowko plays something, it’s usually Mario Kart 8.
- The streamer is 26 years old and has been on Twitch since September 2018. When she is live, about 1,300 people watch her.
- In addition to her Twitch channel, she also has channels on Instagram, Patreon, and TikTok. She also sells her own merchandise. On Patreon, she tells her 225 patrons that she wants support to fulfill her dream of becoming a professional dancer. Her passion apparently lies with pole dancing.
The streamer says: She was just “cooking in sportswear”
This is what happened to her: On the morning of March 29, Meowko expressed her shock on Twitter. Today is her birthday, but as a surprise, she received a ban from Twitch for a previous stream:
I was banned for wearing athletic clothing while I cooked. In that stream, I just did a workout at home, got hungry, so I started cooking, but apparently Twitch didn’t like that.
Meowko
What is the reaction? After the comment, some users on Twitter showed their anger. They were upset about Twitch’s unfair ban policy. You shouldn’t get banned for something like this.
Streamers like Amouranth would lick the microphone and focus the camera on their breasts – nothing ever happens to them. Twitch is just unfair.
What happened there? The clip of the appearance has already been deleted. But viewers then came to the confused streamer’s aid and posted a picture of her “sports outfit” on the day she cooked.
One user posted a picture of her, only in light underwear where the panties are visible, with the caption: “Yeah, no idea why anyone would be bothered by your sports outfit.”
Nuances of the nudity rules on Twitch
This is what’s behind it: What you see here is a somewhat strange logic in the rules for “nudity on Twitch”
- Basically, revealing clothing is prohibited and one can be banned for it
- But: If revealing clothing is appropriate for the occasion, then it’s okay: That was the reason for the “Hot Tub” meta on Twitch
This means conversely: An outfit that is okay for sports can lead to a ban if one does something else in it, like cooking.
Streamers like Meowko, who regularly stream in revealing outfits, have to be careful on Twitch about what they do and how much of themselves they show. Even on their birthday.
On Twitch, streamers are repeatedly banned for their clothing:
Twitch bans streamer for tight outfit – she demands: “Be more like Mixer”
