Amouranth is another popular person from the world of influencers, who switched from Twich to Kick. What did her stream look like?
Amouranth complained that she was forced to stream pools, but as of today, it doesn’t look like she wants to give it up. The pool “star” overshadowed all the other girls on Kick, and right here it’s hardly surprising.
What did the first broadcast look like? Exactly as expected. Well, except maybe that instead of one girl, there were three. The clips from these streams became the most popular of the pools.
This is what the first stream looked like
What’s most interesting in general, Amouranth herself wondered if it was appropriate for her to score a slip-up and specifically show more.
As if anyone doubts that the streamer’s content has changed in any way, it hasn’t. It definitely hasn’t. In fact, one might even be tempted to say that it’s even bolder than it was.
Sure, Kick has much looser rules and regulations, and it is an ideal platform for “slip-ups”, because these pass without major consequences, i.e. naturally you sometimes get a temporary ban (when you don’t remove the VOD for several hours after the incident), but you have to make a real effort to suffer real consequences.
For Amouranth it seems to be a good place, even ideal. Whether she shows too much or not – for her on Kick it makes absolutely no difference.