Justin Bieber has joined Twitch; however, it is not as perfect as he thought it would be. The singer is trying something new and decided to livestream every day since he joined in October this year. Soon, he gained a huge following, but streaming has a downside, and that is mean comments that stick with him.
Justin Bieber reveals reading hate comments on Twitch ‘suck’
Justin Bieber has already grown a huge following after his Twitch debut. However, the chat can be brutal. During a recent livestream, the singer admitted that reading anonymous messages on live feels bad. He explained, “Going on Twitch is vulnerable as hell, because people who feel sh*tty about themselves project and write mean ass things. It’s already hard enough to put yourself out there, and then you gotta read that.”
He recalled reading a string of messages after he finished playing a basketball game that made him question himself. The remarks read, ‘Justin’s not as exuberant. He’ll never be his exuberant self ever again. He’s not his charisma.’
This led Justin Bieber down a spiral on Twitch, and he explained, “I was like, ‘What?!’ I just played basketball. I’m just tired. But it starts getting in my head. Like, did I lose my charisma? My exuberance? I have a zest for life. It just suck, you can have one million people say the nicest things, and then the one comment gets in there.”
Unfortunately, this isn’t the first time that a creator on Twitch has complained about mean comments from anonymous users. Streamers like Tyler “Ninja” Blevins have expressed how they decided to step away from livestreaming on Twitch because of some ‘chat baiters’ and people with negative behavior.
As for Justin Bieber, who already has a huge music empire and is one of the most famous people in the world, a livestream on Twitch just adds extra pressure. Despite it all, the singer has been regularly streaming, and fans are excited to see him.
