Shirahiko, known for his Twitter chat broadcasts, claimed via Twitter that Twitch was sexist. The post, which split social media, noted Twitch’s failure to issue warnings against hate speech against men.

Twitch remains one of the most popular streaming platforms in the country. There must be some publishers followed by almost everyone who plays or doesn’t play. Apart from playgrounds, especially recently, art and chat channels have also received significant attention.

Shirahiko, who has long been known for his Twitter feed and has a reputation for chat broadcasts, struck a fascinating note in a tweet today. The post, in which Shirahiko claimed Twitch was sexist, drew an interesting response from each other.

IM WHEEZING EVEN TWITCH HATES YOU GUYS pic.twitter.com/gjPZZh1Pxs

— shirahiko 🗑️🍔🍜✨ (@shirahiko_) April 20, 2022

Shirahiko, who wants to change the Twitch title, said he received no warnings from Twitch when it edited its title “I hate women” but was caught by the warning of Twitch supervision policy when it changed the title to “I hate women”. Sharing a screenshot of the alerts with his followers, Shirahiko shared the post, saying “Even Twitch hates you”.

The post about Twitch’s sexism has received a number of reactions over a short period of time. While some users say hate speech should be fully audited, others argue hatred is an emotion too and should be freely expressed. The reason that hate speech against women is not allowed, and yet men are not obsessed with supervising is unknown. There is no official comment from Twitch yet.