Popular Twitch streamer Cinna expressed her disappointment towards women who were actively advocating against her for The Streamer Awards.
During her recent stream, Cinna called out the women who are campaigning against her amidst her nomination for a category at The Streamer Awards. Before playing GTA RP, the streamer acknowledged that there are women who are trying to drag her down.
“You know what, like, [expletive], I don’t give a [expletive]. Bro, like, I’m gonna be honest, I wanna do Streamer Awards voting this year, I think I’m going to, I think I will, but I’m gonna give it a few days. But, like, bro, I’m really disappointed in the amount of women, and I’m saying women because I’m seeing it a lot from the girls that are so—they’re trying so hard that they’re misogynistic about the Sapphire Awards.”
The Sapphire Award is a category in the Streamer Awards that aims to empower women. However, the streamer experienced the opposite after winning the category twice.
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Cinna Expressed Her Disappointment Towards Fellow Women for Dragging Her Down
While getting ready for GTA RP, Cinna wanted to get some things off her chest. Initially, the streamer was glad to be nominated for the Sapphire Award, but she expressed some concern. The award was meant to recognize women keeping up in a space mostly dominated by male content creators. After winning twice, Cinna is not too sure if she wants to win this year.
“It almost makes me dislike what the award has become, and I hate saying that.”
Cinna believes the award hasn’t improved anything and has instead done the complete opposite. Most of the comments she saw were from fellow women trying to pull her down and not offering any support.
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