There hasn’t been much about Korean streamers for a long time – but not much has changed with them. They are still balancing between a ban and popularity.
Korean streamers have their own special place on Twitch. Their broadcasts mainly consist of splitting the screen into three parts and dancing. Due to the DMCA problems, sometimes dancing takes place even without music – but nobody is bothered by that.
Berry, one of the most popular streamers and models at the same time, was banned again. Almost 500,000 people watch her on TTV, which shows how big this “universe” is.
This is the second ban in the streamer’s history. The first was for practically the same reason.
Ban for too provocative dancing
The ban was imposed after one of the already removed clips gained popularity. Of course, we wouldn’t be Exrode if we hadn’t got to this recording. It is a dance that has probably been interpreted as too provocative. We remind you that according to the regulations, behavior bearing the 18+ content is not allowed.
Is anyone actually watching this? The last broadcast, which took place yesterday, was followed by a maximum of 15,000 people, with an average of 9,000 viewers. Yes, in 2022, such streams are still doing surprisingly well.
However, this is quite a controversial and risky job. Streamer seems to understand the risk and assume that it is inherent in the nature of the broadcast. After all, it gives her a lot of popularity, people switch to Instagram and other social media very willingly, especially when she gets banned.