Twitch under fire after official \u2018Food\u2019 Channel shows joint rolling on girl\u2019s ass Twitch \/ FoodTwitch\u2019s official \u201cFood\u201d channel partnered with \u2018cannabis enthusiasts\u2019 PR\u00d8HBTD, but the content provided by the company has prompted scrutiny online. In one segment, two women are seen to be rolling a joint, as one of them uses the other\u2019s back and behind to help hold everything in place. The clip, live streamed on the official Twitch \u2018Food\u2019 channel on January 4, was quickly shared to Reddit, as commenters suggested it was possibly in breach of Twitch\u2019s own terms of service and community guidelines. Twitch has faced criticism already in January, after a streamer who allegedly assaulted his pregnant wife on stream was allowed to return to the platform \u2013 Twitch later permanently removed the channel. Another streamer claimed to have accidentally streamed topless after not realizing her camera was still broadcasting, receiving a three day suspension, which some felt was too lenient. However, in this instance Twitch operates the channel in question, so the broadcasting of this content (see below) would be an internal issue between Twitch and the partner, PR\u00d8HBTD. Twitter users responded to the new content on the official Food channel very negatively, calling it \u2018vapid\u2019, and were perplexed at the channel being marked as \u2018Family Freindly\u2019. Others called it a \u201cslap in the face\u201d to fans of the traditional content on \u2018Food\u2019. Thanks, Scwedy! I think a lot of people are complaining because Food has had the \u201cfamily friendly\u201d tag for a while, and the current content is definitely not. We love Julia and Walter and change will always be met with criticism, but this show in particular is a big change. \u2014 Ryan Dougherty (@RyanEDough) January 5, 2019 Not my fave show but they could have done 2 simple changes to avoid so many complaints: 1: remove the \u2018family friendly\u2019 tab 2: make it an \u201918+\u2019 content show you have to click the link during this show\u2019s run. Far from the worst thing I\u2019ve seen on Twitch, but sloppily implemented.\u2014 Jack Duluoz (@dharmaduke) January 5, 2019 I live in Oregon and it\u2019s all legal here. I don\u2019t care, I don\u2019t want it pushed in my face from anywhere. My kids don\u2019t watch twitch, but I would definitely say that the channel needs to lose it\u2019s \u201cFamily Friendly\u201d tag. Just like any channel featuring alcohol or cigarettes would. \u2014 Derpy (@DerpyAngel_) January 5, 2019 There is still a dedicated but small community of regulars that visit \/food and loved that it was a place to chat about food and learn from true masters like Jacques. The recent change feels like a slap in the face to those people. Twitch isn\u2019t TV. Build and nurture a community. \u2014 Sentient_Pickle (@Sentient_Pickle) January 5, 2019 Some users were surprised to discover that the Food channel was an official Twitch channel, with this kind of \u2018boundary pushing\u2019 content typically consigned to lesser known channels. Out of context, the clip is certainly bizarre, but even given the context, it appears odd that this kind of content would be streamed from an official Twitch channel.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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