After taking a bath, the hot streamer was blocked again because of the trend of “licking the microphone” to make sensitive sounds on the wave

Just a month ago when the trend of “hot tub meta” or roughly understood as live stream Show off your body in the bathtub Twitch, Amoranth was also present and was banned from advertising indefinitely by the platform. At that time, she was quite dissatisfied with Twitch’s ruling, even continuing to live “bathe fairy” again as a way of protesting.

Despite violating Twitch’s community guidelines, it is undeniable that swinging these sensitive trends helps Amouranth attract a huge number of followers. Therefore, when the trend of livestreaming ASMR appear, female streamer of course cannot be absent and the consequences are as we know.
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ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is a phrase used to refer to normal acoustic phenomena but is recorded and transmitted at a slightly louder volume, causing the viewer to feel shady. pleasant sounds, such as the sound of running water, the sound of chewing food, etc. On Twitch, most of the content in the ASMR category is quite innocuous, but recently the number of viewers has increased rapidly. with the participation of women streamer like IndieFoxx and Amouranth. Specifically, these hot streamers will “lick the microphone” to create provocative sounds while performing yoga moves in front of the frame. For each channel subscription, this female streamer will perform 20 seconds ASMR. While Twitch doesn’t usually provide a specific reason for bans, it’s conceivable that this type of behavior is considered pornography, and it goes against the platform’s terms.
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This is Amouranth’s 4th ban on Twitch. In addition, IndieFoxx, another female ASMR live streamer, also received a similar ban. Since the broadcast of ASMR, the number of subscribers to both female streamers’ channels has increased rapidly. As for Amouranth, thanks to participating in both the bathtub and “micro-licking” trends, the number of channel subscribers has increased from 11,000 in March to more than 20,000 by the end of May.​