Sodapoppin loses his lunch after charity goal makes him eat a tomato Twitch: SodapoppinDuring his charity stream, Sodapoppin lost his lunch after his community raised enough money to make him stop his game and eat a raw tomato. One of the most popular things to do on Twitch, especially as you grow as a creator, is to use your platform to raise money for charity. During fundraising streams, it\u2019s common for creators to have things that the community can unlock after raising a set amount of money \u2014 and sometimes they\u2019re not the easiest for the streamer to fulfill. Sodapoppin\u2018s charity stream shows a perfect example of that, as he lost his lunch after being forced to eat a raw tomato in front of thousands of fans. Sodapoppin gets sick off-screen after trying to eat a raw tomato While streaming to raise money for Games For Love, the newly minted OTK co-owner\u2019s list of unlockable goals included having to eat a tomato after raising $10,000. It wasn\u2019t long until that goal was unlocked, and Sodapoppin began eating the raw fruit. He almost immediately began gagging as he took his first bite and ended up going off-camera to let it all go. After returning to his chair, Sodapoppin noticed various people in his chat calling him out for not finishing it entirely. \u201cI don\u2019t care. You know what? Send an angry email to Obama and let him know that I have scammed you and let\u2019s see what he does. I didn\u2019t finish the tomato. Let\u2019s see if anyone reads that email with any level of seriousness,\u201d he jokingly replied. \u201cI didn\u2019t finish the tomato, I can\u2019t.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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