Twitchstreamer xQc is back in the news. After recently taking toTwitter with an opinion on C9 Ziqo’s recent 7 day suspension, the opinionated French-Canadian streamer is making headlines for a good cause. While xQc often finds himself in the middle of something controversial, in this case he is reaching out to his followers with some advice on what to do with donations and subscriptions usually sent his way.
In 2020, xQc became one of the most watched streamers, sitting atop a number of lists alongside othergiants of the streaming world like Pokimane and Valkyrae. This surge in popularity puts xQc into the spotlight, and with that comes increased scrutiny over his antics. Despite often crossing the line in-game or on Twitter, he is capable of showing his good side.
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The push for positivity from xQc seems a little out of character, as the often brash streamer is known for stirring up trouble, like he did last month on the Offline TVRustserver. When a number of streamers picked upRust,xQc was making enemies daily on the serverwith accusations of stream sniping and an aggressive style of play that put off many of the participants.
After taking grief for his play in the PvP environment ofRust,xQc showed that he could play nice when the game shifted to more role-playing elements. The streamer played the part of attorney to a fellow streamer ina mock court case on the Offline TV server, showing that he doesn’t always have to be starting trouble.
Twitch is a strange place where toxicity can infect a channel and spread throughout. It is also a place where really great things can happen, like theAwesome Games Done Quick speedrun event for charity, or when streamer Lilypichu gave gifts to fans to encourage more positivity in 2021. And with xQc, sometimes even those who seem to embrace the villain role show they’re human after all.
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