If you regularly follow popular streaming platforms, you are likely familiar with the trend of streamers live streaming in bathtubs – a controversial trend.
This craze has spread to several Asian countries, drawing many female streamers in the region to participate. However, most of them maintain more restraint compared to their Western counterparts, primarily choosing to livestream by the pool while engaging lightly with their audience.
However, this type of content also carries significant risks, especially the possibility of being banned – something that streamers find hard to control.
Recently, YingYing – a Chinese female streamer – encountered a rare incident that led to an unjust channel ban. During a livestream at a pool, an unknown individual suddenly appeared in a compromising situation, causing her channel to be shut down immediately.
That fateful broadcast took place in the evening during YingYing’s trip with friends. She decided to start a livestream at the hotel pool, relaxing while chatting with her fans, sharing her journey and memorable experiences from the trip. YingYing’s friendliness and approachability continued to draw a large audience to the live stream. Everything was going smoothly until the lights at the opposite pool turned on, revealing an image of a man with no clothes suddenly entering the frame. The incident happened so quickly that YingYing could not react in time. It was only when the viewer comments became chaotic that she looked over and understood what was happening – but by then, her channel had already been shut down.
It is known that YingYing is one of the prominent faces on the Weibo social network, with over 1 million followers. Not only does she possess stunning looks, but she also wins hearts with her open and friendly personality, helping to build a large and close-knit fan community.
In light of this incident, many fans have come to YingYing’s defense, arguing that she was completely blameless in that unexpected situation. Thanks to the wave of support from the community, just a day later, her channel was restored and returned to normal operations.