Researchers uncover 'pornification' trend among female streamers on Twitch
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This isn’t measuring whether female streamers are sexualizing themselves. It’s measuring what kind of clips get the most views from Twitch’s audience of mostly young male viewers. It shows that they watch a lot of clips from women using Twitch to advertise their OnlyFans pages, who tend to stream in the categories listed.
There are many popular female Twitch streamers who just play video games (in categories dedicated to video games) and are not sexualizing themselves at all.
Of course, not all women do it, and not all men fall for it. Nonetheless, it happens literally everywhere.
So female streamers, like every streamer, leverage what the viewers are more likely to fall for, in this case, sexualization.
Sure, sex sells, but no one is forcing them to stream themselves in bikinis for money. It's time to stop blaming every societary ill on men and their biology. In a consensual monetary transaction, there are always two parties.
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Sounds more like they make a quick buck. The behavior is a response to capitalism not on the male ideology.
Really wish Twitch had stayed true to its lewd ban of 2014[0] instead of becoming Chaturbate 2.0.
[0]https://www.reddit.com/r/Twitch/comments/2khtqe/twitch_rules...