In the Vietnamese gaming community and the broader Esports field, the participation of female gamers as streamers has become more popular than ever. For many, this is not just a personal passion but also a career opportunity, a way to connect with the community, and even a primary source of income.
Alongside the opportunities, female streamers face numerous challenges, including discrimination, online harassment, and the pressure to always maintain a perfect public image. Many female streamers have overcome these prejudices, becoming major stars in the video game industry, proving themselves through talent and personal charm, attracting thousands or even millions of followers on streaming platforms. Lily Phan is one of them.

The beautiful streamer was once a “pet” of V Gaming, known for her exceptional gameplay in the Arena of Valor community. Whenever she goes live, Lily Phan captures the attention of male audiences with her organized and professional livestream style. Additionally, her sexy and alluring style is also a distinct advantage that makes a strong impression. Frequently donning tight-fitting and revealing outfits that showcase her attractive curves, this has led to her facing judgment based on her appearance on a few occasions. Lily Phan has even been subjected to propositions or received lewd comments.
This beautiful and talented streamer has officially spoken out about the inappropriate attacks she faces from anti-fans. In a video she posted, she shared: “Dressing revealingly is everyone’s right; sometimes it highlights the beauty of women, not something that needs to change… Should I cover myself up in a blanket to stream?”
“For those young people just starting in the industry, the attacks from the community and keyboard warriors can lead one to feel hopeless. But for me, it’s different; I have been in this profession for 5 years… Social media is a place where anything can be said, but I hope you won’t misunderstand and think poorly of the streamer profession.” She called for everyone to be more aware that online harassment is not just harmless jokes.

Fans quickly rallied to her side, calling for the creation of a healthier environment for content creators.