Ninja Reveals His Most Hated Twitch Chat Comments

Tyler "Ninja" Belvins is one of the most popular streamers on the platform of Twitch and has become the face of gaming for gaming in mainstream media and culture. This massive popularity has led to tens of thousands of viewers routinely tuning into the Twitch streams of Ninja on a daily basis. Unfortunately, this massive viewership, as it has done for a wide variety of streamers, often leads to certain comments that get on the nerves of streamers being made more than they would like. Ninja recently took to his Twitter account in order to reveal the top three most hated comments that he sees in his Twitch chat. 

Ninja Shows Off His Most Hated Twitch Comments

According to Ninja, the three comments that he hates to see the most in his Twitch chat during his streams consist of the following remarks. 

1. How do I unsubscribe from this streamer?

2. Jesus, you look so tired

3. Ninja your trash khed get good

List your top three comments you hate seeing in your twitch chat. Mine are

1. How do I unsubscribe from this streamer?

2. Jesus you look so tired

3. Ninja your trash khed get good

— Ninja (@Ninja) April 12, 2019

This post by Ninja resonated with a whole host of fellow streamers, as many other streaming personalities began to state the most hated comments that they see in their respective chats. From Team SoloMid professional Fortnite Battle Royale player Ali "Myth" Kabbani and FaZe Clan professional Fortnite player Dennis "Cloak" Lepore to high-profile streamer dakotaz and Jack "CouRage" Dunlop, there were plenty of content creators who had a set of comments they hate to see appear in their Twitch chats. 

1. wow 4k viewers, myth really fell off.
2. wow 10-15k viewers, myth is making a come back!
3. How did you go from 50k viewers to 5k?

— Myth (@TSM_Myth) April 12, 2019

1. Why is the chat so quiet
2. How many packs of cigarettes do you smoke a day
3. Why do you sound like a girl?

— dakotaz (@dakotaz) April 12, 2019

1. *Insert streamer here* just went live bye

2. lol 4k viewers Fortnite is dead

3. Play with *insert streamer here*

— Jack “CouRage” Dunlop (@CouRageJD) April 12, 2019

Where’s Tfue

Where’s Tfue

Where’s Tfue

— Creator code:fazecloak (@cloakzy) April 12, 2019

While large streamers, such as Ninja, deal with a massive amount of messages being sent in their Twitch chats every second when they are live, it does not mean that they do not pick up on certain comments being made over and over again, especially the ones that are negative in nature. This made the revelation of these specific comments by some of the platform's biggest stars all that more eye-opening to those who enjoy their content. 

(cover photo courtesy of ESPN)