“It’s Being Insulted for a Living” – Twitch Streamer Amouranth Once Voiced the BTS of Her Streaming Career

Kaitlyn Michelle Siragusa a.k.a. Amouranth, is one of the most followed Twitch streamers in the community. Be it hot-tub streams, gaming streams, OnlyFans content creation, or hosting events, the streamer certainly has the talent to entertain the audience. However, she once voiced how people underestimation her career.

Amouranth won the Best ASMR Streamer at The Streamer Awards 2022. Moreover, she has admitted to having lots of plans in the pipeline to make her way to other genres as well.

She recently released a Youtooz vinyl figure of hers. After achieving milestones, she once talked about how people would still drop hateful comments on her streams and not appreciate her work.

Amouranth addresses the issue of not getting appreciation despite hard work

In 2021, the media organization VICE released a documentary on Amouranth. The documentary is about the life of Amouranth behind the camera. From setting up streams to working on content daily, the documentary encompasses a near-view of her life.

Addressing the issue of being the recipient of hate, she cited how people underestimate her career. She said, “I feel like people underestimate just how much work goes into both streaming and running an OnlyFans empire. And on all the eight different platforms that I’m on, it takes a lot. Like, I think people assume you just get on a screen, look pretty, and then you collect a million dollars, and that’s not it at all.”

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She continued, “You have to plan out photo shoots, you have to maintain your fitness for those photo shoots, you have to do things on stream that maybe you didn’t really want to do that day, but that’s what works on the stream. So you got to sit in a hot tub for 12 hours and get sore and have bad posture. You also have to deal with like the harassment and the comments. Like, most people don’t even realize how much harassment streamers get because the moderators delete it before most of the chat sees it.”

Summing up her thoughts, she presented the view that she has for streaming. “I joke around and say that streaming isn’t really, like, a glamorous entertainment job. It’s being insulted for a living,” she said.

This is how Amouranth showed the real-life challenges that go behind the camera. Despite all of this, she does put up remarkable performances on the board. Do you think she would enter the $100 million dollar club? Do tell us in the comments below.

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