The streamer Missbehavin is currently the topic on Twitch. She undressed naked in a live stream and posed in lingerie in front of the camera, even holding her genitals in front of the camera. But Twitch only considered this worth a 3-day ban. This outraged the community. However, the streamer has quadrupled her number of followers.
This was the incident: The streamer MissBehavin posed in a red lingerie in front of the camera, wiggled her butt, and ultimately also took off her panties, holding her genitals clearly visible in front of the camera for display.
This was clearly an erotic show.
For this, she received a ban from Twitch – apparently for violating the nudity rules. However, the ban expired after 3 days.
MissBehavin retained her partner status on Twitch after the ban, allowing her to continue earning money on the platform.
“It was an accident, calm down”
How did it come to this? According to MissBehavin, this incident happened unintentionally. The show was indeed planned but supposed to take place elsewhere and not on Twitch. The erotic show was meant for “OnlyFans”. MissBehavin also has an account on that platform, through which she sells exclusive erotic content for up to $120 to interested individuals.
The streamer writes there: “Let me be your 2D girlfriend, doing things your girlfriend wouldn’t do.” On the erotic platform “OnlyFans”, she can do those things that Instagram can’t see.
This was the reaction: Many users on Twitter expressed outrage that the Twitch ban lasted only 3 days. MissBehavin was banned only from December 18 to December 21. The fact that she retains her partner status on Twitch has also been pointed out as a poor decision by Twitch.
The well-known German Twitch streamer MontanaBlack states he is losing faith in Twitch. He was banned from Twitch for 3 days for a “sexual gesture”. He considers the same punishment for the much more serious misconduct of MissBehavin to be disproportionate.
The 3-day ban of MissBehavin occurred almost parallel to another Twitch ban that received much discussion: A Brazilian Valorant streamer was permanently banned.
At that time, it was believed she was banned because her child was seen unattended in the stream interacting with the chat. Later it turned out that the Valorant streamer was also banned for “unintentional nudity”; her young daughter had apparently taken off her shirt in the heat of Brazil and was visible in the stream.
This very comparison made the short ban of MissBehavin seem even stranger.
“This is now my life”
This is what the streamer says: The streamer MissBehavin rejects the accusations against her of being morally depraved and that she did this on purpose. She states (via Twitter):
“You weren’t there, calm down, guys. I sell this for money. Why the hell would I give this away for free? I’m actually angry too.”
MissBehavin
Apparently, she then decided to view the incident as a funny accident and posted hashtags like “This is my life” and “If I don’t laugh, I have to cry.”
Twitch channel grows from 16,000 to 65,000 followers in 5 days
These are the aftermaths:
- The streamer herself said in her first stream after returning to Twitch: She doesn’t even understand why she wasn’t permanently banned from Twitch. This now feels like a challenge.
- The Twitch account of MissBehavin has quadrupled in the last 5 days since the ban, growing from 16,000 followers to over 65,000 followers.
- A recording of the sex show is circulating online and has over 112,000 views (link known to the editorial team).
Twitch’s ban policy has been under discussion for some time. Twitch is often accused of acting incorrectly. Either Twitch is too lenient in its punishments or too harsh. Twitch is accused of arbitrariness and of measuring by double standards.
The incident involving MissBehavin now apparently sets new standards. Previously, the discussion about “Why wasn’t she permanently banned?” usually revolved around the Colombian streamer Alinity and her wardrobe malfunction: Twitch is said to take action against scandal streamer: “Ban or uprising”
