#ValkyraeSupport trends on Twitter after Rust stream comes to abrupt end YouTube: ValkyraeUPDATE (12\/28 \u2013 3:00 PM EST) \u2013 Rachell \u2018Valkyrae\u2019 Hofstetter has announced that she\u2019ll be returning to streaming a day after abruptly ending her YouTube broadcast on December 27, which led to a new hashtag trend on Twitter amidst concern from those in her community. Fans were alarmed on Dec. 27 when the popular YouTube streamer ended her broadcast out of nowhere while in the middle of playing Rust with fifty of the internet\u2019s biggest content creators. Fortunately, Valkyrae didn\u2019t disappear for long; the very next day, she announced on Twitter that she\u2019ll be going live \u201cplaying Rust with friends\u201d again, although she plans to disable her live chat until the stream actually starts. live today 3pm pst! Playing Rust with friends \u2764\ufe0f Uploading new YouTube video tomorrow! Prestream has started! (disabled chat for now but will turn it on when I\u2019m live)https:\/\/t.co\/Gjb2ODUqmI\u2014 RAE (@Valkyrae) December 28, 2020 Original Story: Fifty of the internet\u2019s biggest content creators all got together for one massive event inside of Rust. After unfortunate DDoS attacks, the action finally kicked off on December 27 with the likes of shroud, Ludwig, MoistCr1tikal, and plenty more all joining the server. Valkyrae was among those massive names in the lobby but not all went according to plan. The YouTube streamer ended her broadcast out of nowhere just before the three-hour mark. Typically, her streams can last much longer than that and they would normally close with a fitting outro. Something was clearly off and countless fans took to Twitter to reach out. The hashtag #ValkyraeSupport quickly became a trend across the United States, as hundreds of heartfelt messages flooded online for the streaming star. After a few minutes of silence, it was clear that Valkyrae wasn\u2019t enjoying her time on stream. She alt-tabbed out of Rust and briefly addressed her viewers before switching everything off. \u201cI\u2019m gonna end stream,\u201d she said. \u201cI\u2019m not having fun streaming.\u201d It\u2019s not entirely clear what led to the abrupt ending. It may have been a specific message in the chat or a long string of negativity throughout the broadcast. Regardless, in her few minutes of silence, Valkyrae looked over to her chat with an unhappy expression multiple times. It\u2019s clear as day that things were a little out of the ordinary, which her fans noticed straight away. Shortly after the streamer went offline, her Twitter account was also switched to private. \u201cShe deserves all the love and support she gets from her community after constantly dealing with the toxicity and backseat gaming,\u201d one avid fan shared with the hashtag as it began to trend. Read More: Valkyrae leaks stream earnings – \u201cPlease take care Valkyrae,\u201d another followed up, before adding, \u201cYou don\u2019t deserve to deal with so much toxic backseating.\u201d https:\/\/twitter.com\/vlaxyx\/status\/1343429269029081091 https:\/\/twitter.com\/Puppykkuno\/status\/1343416994251628548 While Valkyrae continued to play in the big Rust event while off-stream, her broadcast is yet to return at the time of writing. It appears unlikely that will change until it\u2019s all said and done. Her Twitter account went back to being public a few hours later. A simple tweet followed up as she thanked her loyal fans for the outpouring of support. We\u2019ll be sure to keep you updated if Valkyrae makes any further comments on the situation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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