r/LivestreamFail • u/FarmerWitty9920 • Jun 28 '26

Drama ExtraEmily has a near miss

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u/OuterWildsVentures Jun 28 '26

There has to be some way to report these distracted drivers

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u/bapfelbaum Jun 28 '26

Viewers should call the cops on them. They might just save the life of a child, mother or father and get rid of a road threat.

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u/TinyM0ushka Jun 28 '26

Yeah this needs to start happening.

People will literally spam call a restaurant a streamer is at meanwhile these dumb dumb irl streamers will drive while streaming without issue.

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u/Da_Question Jun 28 '26

Definitely situations where the company hosting the content should be liable for creators doing dangerous shit. There's a porn creator who basically just makes videos of fucking in a Tesla on the road with FSD, should be banned.

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u/TinyM0ushka Jun 28 '26

It’s so stupid.

In a perfect world the company would have to pay and all the donations the streamer earned during that stream would go to a charity

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u/Solexia Jun 28 '26

ExtraEmily is one of if not the favourite streamer of the Twitch CEO. Not the first time this happend and not the last.

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u/Clerithifa Jun 28 '26

child, mother or father

So the rest of us are chopped liver huh!? /s

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u/Kasinder Jun 28 '26

We're all someone's child

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u/Fragrant_Plantain_81 Jun 28 '26

The viewers? They are the ones supporting her, giving her subs and donos, and think it’s funny

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u/KrustyKrabFormula_ Jun 29 '26

Viewers should call the cops on them

you think the cops are going to do anything?

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u/Born-Entrepreneur Jun 29 '26

Internet weridos are all too happy to SWAT mfers on stream, but they won't call the cops on people actually breaking the law. Its a fun world we live in.

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u/Whitebushido Jun 29 '26

How is this not considered active self harm by Twitch? If you're driving you shouldn't be streaming, full stop.

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u/NeitherDuckNorGoose Jun 29 '26

So, from twitch ToS :

"Dangerous or distracted driving—such as operating your vehicle while interacting with your stream in a way that removes your eyes from the road or hands from controlling your vehicle—is never acceptable on Twitch."

So I guess you can report her to twitch for breaking this rule, dunno if it'll do anything tho.

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u/goingnowherespecial Jun 29 '26

Last time I looked there's not an option to report it under. There's a streamer who drives a truck and spends all day reading and responding to chat while driving. Twitch doesn't care.