Popular Twitch streamer Ohnepixel tears up after reading harsh comments from his Reddit community live on stream.
German Twitch streamer Ohnepixel, whose real name is Mark Zimmermann, sheds a few tears live on stream. During his recent Twitch stream, Mark kicked it off by opening his Reddit threads. Instead of finding positive reinforcement and compliments, the streamer was greeted by harsh comments that shifted his entire mood. He was affected by the comments and said, “Why does it make me so sad?”
“All this is clip farming; this needs to stop?! What did I do? Streaming for tens of thousands of viewers just to make obvious clip farming for dumb TikTok kids. Not every moment should force laughs.”
Users on the Reddit thread accused the streamer of farming clips just to entertain children on TikTok. However, the streamer didn’t see anything wrong with his content and realized he couldn’t please everyone.
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After reading one harsh comment after the next, Ohnepixel felt like he had seen two sides of his community. He was also convinced his livestreams, where he played games such as Elden Ring, GTA V, and Minecraft, were entertaining. After reading a few more comments, he was fed up and said:
“Like, bro, if they complain, why don’t they just leave, bro? Like, bro, I wanna do what I wanna do, man.”
Ohnepixel added that he believes his content is fun and stated he wouldn’t do it if he believed otherwise.
“Bro, like, I don’t think I’m doing like non-fun stuff. Like I also won’t do it.”
The negative comments took a toll on the streamer, who admitted he was frustrated and regretted opening the thread.
“Why does it make me so sad, right now, bro? It’s weird.”
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