Popular Twitch streamer Berry, with more than 550,000 followers, was suspended from the platform for alleged violations of Twitch’s community guidelines.
One of the popular streamers of the Twitch platform, Berry is a professional dancer from Korea and has gathered a large fan base with more than 550,000 followers. However, Berry was suspended from the platform due to allegations that he violated Twitch’s community guidelines. Berry is in categories such as Just Chatting, IRL and successfully dives into various games such as League of Legends, Overwatch, Just Dance 2018.
Twitch policies are pretty strict
There’s no denying that Twitch is an extremely popular platform. An active platform for years, Twitch has gained great acceptance among gamers and streamers for its exceptional versatility and wide range of content. But Twitch’s strict community guidelines are constantly being debated. While Twitch provides a certain degree of broadcaster freedom, it also imposes certain regulations that must be adhered to.
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This isn’t Berry’s first ban
Berry is the last celebrity female streamer to face the consequences of breaking Twitch’s rules. While there are no specific details about the reason and duration of his last ban, it’s important to note that Berry has faced bans before for behavior that violates Twitch’s community guidelines. According to Streamers Ban, this is Berry’s third ban. The first ban began in February 2021 and lasted for 7 days.
Berry’s second Twitch ban was implemented in February 2022 and lasted only 6 days, sparking significant and heated debate within the growing streamer community. At the time of its announcement, the ban had initially been enforced for an indefinite period. The ban was caused by the use of a pair of handcuffs while wearing a sports bra and tights during a dance routine.
While Berry has yet to provide a response to the latest Twitch ban, it’s important to highlight the tendency for streamers to react strongly to such bans. For example, popular streamer Fousey announced that it has entered into a deal with Twitch rival Kick.com after two bans. In another example, famous Twitch streamer Chica hinted at the possibility of switching to Kick after Twitch controversially banned one of its innocent emojis. This highlights the growing willingness of streamers to explore alternative platforms following Twitch bans.