Adin Ross and Trainwreckstv allege Pokimane uses a filter to alter her appearance during streaming
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Adin Ross and Tyler 'Trainwreckstv', two Kick streamers who have previously clashed with well-known Twitch livestreamer Imane 'Pokimane', have asserted that she makes use of an expensive OBS filter.
To put things in perspective, OBS, or Open Broadcaster Software, is a software program that lets users tweak or enhance a source's audio and visual output right inside OBS Studio.
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Ross asserted that he learned of Pokimane's use of a $20,000 OBS filter from a person close to her during a Discord chat with other content producers. He declared, “Someone close to her exposed it to me.”
OBS Studio is a commonly used software, especially by streamers, who may adjust brightness, contrast, and saturation, among other characteristics of their video output. Users can also add effects like color correction, sharpening, and blurring by applying video filters.
Adin Ross and Trainwreckstv are adamant that Pokimane — a former member of OfflineTV — has been using OBS filters, which have the ability to change her appearance on screen when she streams.
Ross, for example, stated, "On my life, also, Pokimane has one too, on god! Someone close to her exposed it to me. Like, she has a crazy one. Like, a $20K filter. I swear to God!"
In response, Trainwreckstv said he thought almost all female streamers used OBS filters to change how they looked during their broadcasts, including Imane.
He remarked, "Brother, I believe you because I would say, I mean, I don't even think it's a hot take. I would say 99.9% of female creators have an insane filter on. Like, we're talking about a skin colour-changing filter. Like, everything changes."
Adin Ross discusses the viral Lil Baby video
Adin Ross, a Kick streamer, talked about the phony Lil Baby video that went viral on X (formerly Twitter) last week during a recent broadcast. He admitted that he became perplexed and thought it was the rapper Lil Baby.
A man was shown in a widely shared video engaging in obscene behavior. At first, a lot of people thought the man in the video was Lil Baby. Ross wanted to discuss this with his fans because he saw it as a chance to address how much the internet has declined in quality over the last few years.
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The conversation, which had been mostly positive, took an unexpected turn when Ross revealed that he had watched the video "six times."
Ross said, "Yo I saw that video on Twitter right? I don't know why people are even saying it to him and the fact that he did not post that is crazy cause I feel him though bro."
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He continued, "I feel the internet is just a f**ked up voice. It's just like clearly though, you saw it? Yeah I saw it bro. I watched it like six times. I'm like, would you like, what the f**k?"
All in all, he did this to verify that the person on the video was not the rapper Lil Baby. He thought that by disclosing this information, he was being severely mocked. He declared strongly, "It's not Lil Baby, bro. It's not Lil Baby."