“It’s Impossible to Please Everyone”: Amouranth Talks About Managing ‘Social Pressure’ on Her Streams

Twitch streamer Amouranth is one of the most prospering streamers in the community. Being 2022’s top streamer, she understandably has a large following, with six million followers on Twitch alone. However, sometimes instances do occur on her stream’s chat that does build and make a viewer annoyed, requiring a helping hand from her viewers.

Kaitlyn Michelle Siragusa, a.k.a. Amouranth, has admitted to making content that makes a difference in the community. However, there have been instances when she faced utter criticism and hate that harmed her streams. Her fandom knows she has an ultimate goal that justifies her animal love. But during her streams, she does face social pressure but is saved by the chat itself.

Amouranth voices the instance of facing angry viewers while streaming

Withstanding a following of six million on Twitch, she has some people who donate over $90k to her. Talking of donations, there are instances when she is unable to read or acknowledge donations provided that she has a viewership of over 10k. This leads to people being angry and not getting attention, leaving them to voice their angriness in the chat.

Appearing on the podcast with Twitch streamer xQc, Amouranth addressed this issue brought up by the former. Under this thought, she said, “It used to not so much anymore because of the scale model. Now they kind of like are more reasonable and they can understand like ‘oh there’s like 10 000 people in the chat of course I’m not going to get attention from a streamer’. And then the rest of the chat will also like tell them to shut the f*ck up if they’re being really clingy in the chat . So you kind of get like a reality check but it did use to happen.”

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She continued the thought by saying, “It feels bad that you don’t want to be the one reprimand them. That’s why sometimes it helps to have a chat be like do it for you because of the social pressure from the crowd.” Concluding the thought, she said, “You do kind of feel bad. But you also can’t like play into that too much because then everybody will be expecting it from you and it’s impossible to please everyone so it’s a hard balance.”

It can be said that Amouranth does feel bad for such instances but understands to make a common ground for everyone and appreciates others helping her in maintaining the decorum of the chat.

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