Valkyrae\u2019s Twitch channel can\u2019t be found and somehow it\u2019s good news for Sykkuno YouTube, Valkyrae100 Thieves co-owner Rachell \u2018Valkyrae\u2019 Hofstetter hasn\u2019t streamed on Twitch since she signed a contract with YouTube. How Twitch is handling her account over a year later has left her speechless. Since signing an exclusive contract with YouTube over a year ago, Valkyrae has definitely stayed too busy to think about Twitch and her 1.1 million follower account. The creator has starred in a music video with Machine Gun Kelly, in which she plays the faceless YouTuber and musician Corpse Husband, as well as becoming an official co-owner of 100 Thieves alongside CourageJD, Drake, Nadeshot and a few other investors. During an August 16 stream on YouTube, Valkyrae received a comment in chat: \u201cDid you know if you search your name on Twitch, it shows Sykkuno?\u201d Valkyrae reacts to the search results After reading the chat message out loud, the streamer responded, \u201cHold\u2026 hold up. HOLD UP!\u201d before opening the Twitch homepage and typing her name into the search bar. After a couple of seconds staring at the screen, she yelled: \u201cWhta? HUH?!\u201d before scrolling halfway down the result page and yelling out \u201cValkyree?! One?!\u201d \u2014 the name of a Hungarian World of Warcraft streamer. https:\/\/twitter.com\/skyiredino\/status\/1427387489204023299?s=20 After reacting on stream, she turned to her Twitter page to send a message to her 2.5 million followers. APPARENTLY WHEN YOU SEARCH FOR MY NAME ON TWITCH ONLY SYKKUNOS ACCOUNT POPS UP WHAT KIND OF AUDACITY IS THIS \u2014 RAE (@Valkyrae) August 16, 2021 Almost 24 hours after Rachell tweeted about the incident, Sykkuno left a very simple reply. A theory for why Valkrae\u2019s channel isn\u2019t coming up in Twitch search In the replies to her tweet, a Twitter user by the name of \u201cFabian9799\u201d posted a screenshot of an alleged message from Twitch that may have the perfect explanation. The message reads: \u201cThank you for your message! We understand that it can be a concern if your channel doesn\u2019t show up when someone searches for it. Currently, channels that have not reached partner status and have not streamed within a year are periodically removed from search for optimization reasons.\u201d \u201cWe are constantly trying to improve this experience and welcome concerns about this as feedback. As soon as one of these channels is streaming after a longer period of activity, it should show up in the search again.\u201d Happens to many people. Twitch Support said this to me some months ago after i asked them about it pic.twitter.com\/jUeZBARe4T \u2014 Fabian (@fabian9799) August 16, 2021 Despite having 1.1 million followers on the platform, Valkyrae signed her exclusive contract with YouTube before she managed to make it to Partner status. While not confirmed, this could very likely be the reason the creator\u2019s channel is no longer showing in search, and her friend Sykkuno is showing in her place. Either way, we think her reaction was priceless.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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