• CarlsIII
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    341 year ago

    I’ve only ever hear people refer to their chat as “chat” (like, “hey chat” or “look chat”) in those weird ads where twitch streamers I’ve never heard of order McDonald’s

    • @SkadusX
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      141 year ago

      I’ve only watched a couple times, so it may have been an in-joke I didn’t fully understand, but Anthony Carboni seems to call his chat “Jeremy”.

          • Baut [she/her] auf.
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            01 year ago

            I guess so :D
            Need some wholesome left-leaning lesbian streamers in my life to counteract jerma’s radiating aura of violence.

            • @[email protected]
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              21 year ago

              mm, okii-! catch me live at twitch.tv/Kattail_ on tuesdays and some sundays. i should be live this sunday with slime rancher actually :3

              i also have a discord and a yt linked on my twitch. I’d recommend joining those if you’re interesting in engaging more with me, but there’s really no pressure other than it makes me feel happier with my reach

      • @Uncle_Sheo217
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        101 year ago

        I don’t know about that. I’ve been on twitch since at least 2013 and the people I’ve watched have always said chat.

      • @[email protected]
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        1 year ago

        Calling twitch chat/the audience “chat” is far older than XQC has been a popular streamer. It was a thing since basically the dawn of twitch.