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The Twitch streamer who said broke viewers 'should be working' apologized after intense backlash, calling her comments 'tone-deaf' Read in app On Wednesday, Twitch streamer InvaderVie apologized for comments made in a previous broadcast. InvaderVie/Twitch Twitch streamer InvaderVIe apologized on Wednesday for "tone-deaf, insensitive" comments in which she previously said that anyone watching her online could afford her full membership fee. Viewers said she tried to "shame" them into giving money to the creator. Her previous comments had made waves online, as viewers felt she was being insensitive towards the millions worldwide who have lost their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic. "What I said was tone-deaf, insensitive, and stupid," InvaderVie said on Wednesday. "I recognize that there is no context I could give that would excuse what I said. I can only own what I said, and I will." Visit Insider's homepage for more stories. A Twitch streamer who previously said that broke viewers who couldn't afford her full subscription fee "should be working" has apologized for "insensitive and stupid" comments. "What I said was tone-deaf, insensitive, and stupid," InvaderVie said during a livestream on Wednesday. "I recognize that there is no context I could give that would excuse what I said. I can only own what I said, and I will." During her April 14 broadcast, the streamer had said she was bothered by viewers who watched for free and claimed they couldn't afford to pay for her subscription. "If you don't have $10, you probably don't have time to watch Twitch, because you should be working," she said. How to do your makeup for video calls, according to a professional makeup artist When commenters said that they could only afford to pay for their food and bills, she doubled down. "No one's going to convince me that what I'm saying is so rude, or so unacceptable, or so outrageous. It just simply isn't," she said. Viewers among her 148,000 Twitch followers said she had tried to "shame" them into giving money. But on Wednesday, she changed her tune. InVaderVie, a 29-year-old from Toronto whose real name is

Not publicly shared, said the comments were incongruous with what she believes. "The clip that you saw does not represent my true feelings. I've streamed for hundreds of hours and I've said, 'support communities after you support yourself first. Subscribe if you have the disposable income to do so.' But in that clip, I expressed opinions that I do not hold, at all. I said things that I don't mean, and they were vile," she said. Her previous comments had made waves online, as viewers felt she was being insensitive towards the millions worldwide who have lost their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic. Unemployment rates in the US are approaching Great Depression levels. Influencers and celebrities have found themselves in hot water during the pandemic, as they appear to be increasingly out of touch with their fans. The streamer said she now understands that she made a mistake by judging her viewers and their financial situations. "What I said was wrong in any context, but especially in the context of a global pandemic. It was very callous and inappropriate," she said. "I know that you've lost jobs. I know that you're afraid for your own security, and I know that what I said was incredibly hurtful and wrong. And I take responsibility for it." Read more: Twitch streamer faces backlash for 'shaming' broke viewers while asking for money: 'If you don't have $10, you probably don't have time to watch Twitch, because you should be working' IMF chief says its forecast that 170 global economies will shrink may be too optimistic A body painter says she was wrongfully suspended from Twitch for nudity despite the platform's rules providing exceptions for art Popular YouTuber RiceGum hosted a Twitch livestream that seemingly got him banned for nudity and called out by his ex-girlfriend Read next Digital Culture

Has a strong eSports scene that continues to thrive.Valorant On TwitchValorantValorant has always racked up high views on Twitch, especially around the time of its closed beta period. A day after its beta release, the game broke the single-day viewership record on Twitch with 34 million hours, while simultaneously peaking at 1.7 million concurrent viewers.Its peak concurrent viewership was the second-highest at the time, just slightly behind the 2019 League of Legends World Championship’s 1.75 million concurrent viewers. If you were wondering, the current record for the most concurrent viewers on Twitch is a whopping 2,468,688 million, which belongs to Fortnite streamer TheGrefg.Valorant’s interest on Twitch in 2021 is still incredibly high, averaging well over 100,000 concurrent viewers each month. It’s also the sixth most-watched game on the platform, ahead of Fortnite and behind League of Legends, though this does change day to day.The first-person shooter has mostly been growing in popularity over the last year, sitting at an average of 148,000 concurrent viewers, with a peak of 732,000 as of September 2021. This is an increase by 41.6% from August 2021, at which point it had an average of 104,000 concurrent viewers and a peak of 298,000.At the beginning of 2021, Valorant had an average of 73,300 concurrent viewers, but since February, it hasn’t dropped below 100,000. Other than the months during and following its closed beta period, Valorant averaged between 50,000 to 77,000 concurrent viewers.By September 2020, it was down to under 58,000. Interest significantly reduced just one month after its beta launch, falling from an average of 479,000 to 195,000 in May 2021, a 59.4% decrease.Even during the month of its official launch, Valorant struggled to retain viewers, dropping to 77,200 viewers, which was a staggering 60.3% decrease from the previous month.While interest levels for Valorant on Twitch are starting to climb, the game hasn’t managed to beat its previous peak of 1.7 million concurrent viewers in April 2020. The nearest it’s come to achieving this goal was in May 2021 with 1 million viewers.Valorant Revenue Over TimeValorantJust like Riot Games’ reluctance to share information regarding Valorant’s

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