‘It’s insulted to make a living’ – Twitch Streamer Amouranth once voiced BTS in her streaming career

Kaitlyn Michelle Siragusa aka Amouranth is one of the most followed Twitch streamers in the community. Whether it’s Hot Tub Her Streams, Game Her Streams, OnlyFans Content Creation, or Hosting Events, the streamer has a knack for entertaining her audience. However, she once expressed that people underestimated her career.

Amouranth is the winner of Best ASMR Streamer at The Streamer Awards 2022. Additionally, she admits she has many plans in the pipeline to direct her own stream to other genres as well.

She recently released a Youtooz vinyl figure. After achieving her milestone, she once spoke about how people still drop hateful comments on her stream and deny appreciating her work.

Amouranth addresses the issue of not getting ratings despite.

Media organization VICE will release her documentary in 2021. The documentary reveals Amoranth’s life behind the camera. From setting up streams to working with content on a daily basis, the documentary provides a close-up look at her life.

Addressing the issue of being the recipient of hate, she cited how people underestimate her career. “I feel like people underestimate how much effort goes into both streaming and running the OnlyFans empire. It takes time, like people think they’re going to be on the screen and just look good and they’re going to make a million dollars, but that’s not the case at all.”

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she continued, “I have to plan photo shoots, I have to stay fit for those photo shoots, I have to do things on stream that I might not have really wanted to do that day, but it is what works with streams, 12 hours in a hot tub can make you feel sore and have bad posture, and you also have to deal with harassment, comments, etc. Similarly, most people know that most chats are like that. I don’t even understand how much streamers are being harassed because moderators remove them before they even watch.”

Summing up her thoughts, she laid out her take on streaming. “I jokingly say that streaming is not a glamorous entertainment business. It is insulted to make a living.” she said.

As such, Amouranth shows the real challenges behind the camera. Despite all this, she performs amazingly on board. Do you think she’ll make it into the $100 Million Club? Let us know in the comments below.

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