Atrioc

Pokimane and Maya Higa are the target of NSFW deepfakes created online, which fellow Twitch streamer Atrioc has been caught looking at.

Neither he nor Pokimane and Maya have yet to comment on the situation. Twitch has a strict policy on showing NSFW content while on stream, and is known to hand out permanent bans to those who break their terms and conditions. This is a particularly uncomfortable incident for Atrioc, who runs the events company Offbrand alongside fellow streamer Ludwig.

Atrioc broke down in tears as he issued an apology for looking at deepfake content of female streamers including Pokimane and MayaHiga.

He also claimed that it was not a “pattern of behavior”, and that he had only looked at it once. “This feels like one of the more sincere apologies I’ve seen,” one viewer said. “But I was on a regular website, and there was an ad on every video… “Doesn’t excuse anything though, and morbid curiosity isn’t a good reason.” The images and videos are graphic in nature. In the clip, Atrioc briefly shows his tabs, one of which was allegedly a deepfake website.

Atrioc is a popular twitch streamer · He is known for his "Just Chatting" streams · He came to the news recently for buying deepfakes of female streamers ...

He actively posts his videos online and does live streams on a daily basis. He started his career as a YouTuber in 2006 and subsequently became known for him streams on YouTube and Twitch. As he tabbed out of the game, viewers saw other windows on his system.

QTCinderella vowed to sue the person responsible for creating the deepfake website that Atrioc was caught watching during his Twitch stream.

“To the person that made that website, I’m going to fucking sue you,” she said during her Jan. They’re not selling it. They’re not platforming it themselves. They’re not benefitting. The Twitch star said being exposed to something like that should not be part of her job, nor should she need to pay money to make sure it’s taken down, but the fact she has to is exhausting. With every part of my soul, I’m going to fucking sue you.

A popular Twitch streamer is in hot water after he was caught allegedly looking at deepfake NSFW material of two popular female streamers, Pokimane and Maya ...

He called it a “mistake” and said he would never do it again. In his apology video, Atrioc said he was reading about A.I. Atrioc, real name Brandon Ewing, posted a teary-eyed apology on his channel after getting caught.

xQc has once again apologized for sniffing Pokimane's chair during a stream last year in light of recent Atrioc female-streamer controversy.

It was kind of weird. It was pretty weird. I’m not going to lie to you, it was pretty weird. During his late September 2022 stream, xQc proceeded to move his camera towards her chair and act as though he was sniffing the bottom of the seat after she left the room. Admittedly, he now recognizes the impact of this behavior and how it can influence his predominantly younger audience. When going live on January 30, xQc’s chat was quick to remind him of his past controversy with Pokimane before he criticized Atrioc’s situation.

Deepfake nude images of popular female Twitch streamers are unfortunately spreading like wildfire in the wake of male Twitch streamer Atrioc being caught ...

They’re not platforming it themselves. They’re not selling it. They’re not benefitting.

Deepfakes of explicit content of several prominent streamers leaked, and now QTCinderella and Sweet Anita gave their perspectives.

With every part of my soul, I’m going to sue you.” I’m going to f*cking sue you. The website included explicit photos of several fellow streamers. “It should not be part of my job to have to pay money to get this stuff taken down,” she said. Stop advertising it.” It’s so embarrassing.”

Twitch streamer Brandon "Atrioc" took to his Twitch channel on January 30 to issue an apology following the streamer deepfake controversy.

I really f***king am." I don't know I got morbidly curious, and I clicked something." I really am. I just feel so f***king stupid." He began livestreaming on the platform in 2017 and has since amassed over 321k followers on his channel. And then I click it, and I'm f***king on this f***king rabit hole, and at 2 am I f***king... I've been reading so much f***king AI stuff. I was on a f***king regular a** normal f***king website, and there was an ad. I've been reading all this f***king stuff about AI and f***king... "At 2 am, you know, I've been watching so much f***king... I've never done anything like that on stream. so I already feel deeply, I'm deeply f***king embarrassed about this.

Atrioc has issued a tearful apology after being caught watching deepfakes of fellow streamers – QTCinderella says she will 'sue' the site.

The Twitch gamer said it wasn’t a regular “pattern of behavior.” The 14-minute stream saw Atrioc in tears as he apologized for his “disgusting” and “embarrassing” behavior. The Twitch influencer then opened up to fans about the emotional impact this situation was taking on her mental health. In the clip, Atrioc shows his web tabs, one of them allegedly a deepfake website. With every part of my soul, I’m going to sue you.” Atrioc claims he was led to the site by an online advertisement and didn’t look at any streamers he knew personally.

Top streamers xQc, Adept and MoistCr1TiKaL are amongst those criticising Atrioc for buying fake nude photos of female creators.

[check our Gaming page](https://metro.co.uk/entertainment/gaming/). [Twitch](https://metro.co.uk/tag/twitch/?ico=auto_link_entertainment_P2_LNK1) streamer Atrioc has come under fire after it was revealed that he visited a pornographic website which sells deepfakes of fellow content creators. [Submit Stuff page here](https://metro.co.uk/submit-stuff/). I get it, I don’t have an excuse for it. [Sharing ‘downblouse’ and porn ‘deepfakes’ without consent to be made crimes](https://metro.co.uk/2022/11/25/sharing-downblouse-and-porn-deepfakes-without-consent-made-a-crime-17823880/?ico=more_text_links) [Putin ‘using deepfakes and body-doubles’ to cover for ‘ailing health’](https://metro.co.uk/2022/12/30/putin-said-to-use-deepfakes-and-body-doubles-to-hide-ailing-health-18015502/?ico=more_text_links) ‘It’s why that day I shouldn’t have made that joke… [Keanu Reeves deepfake convinces fans he’s joined Twitch](https://metro.co.uk/2023/01/17/keanu-reeves-deepfake-convinces-fans-hes-joined-twitch-18113781/?ico=more_text_links) [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]), leave a comment below, and [follow us on Twitter](https://twitter.com/GameCentral). [tweeted](https://twitter.com/qtcinderella/status/1620142227250094080). [‘solicit her body’](https://twitter.com/sweetanita/status/1620143205282103297) without her consent. [Billie Eilish](https://metro.co.uk/2022/12/15/billie-eilish-targeted-by-deepfake-ai-porn-on-tiktok-17941846/), Selena Gomez, and Kim Kardashian’s faces being transplanted onto random bodies in deepfake porn videos.

Popular Twitch streamer Atrioc has issued a tearful apology alongside his wife after a viral clip of his stream showed he had been watching “deepfake” porn ...

Ross had previously participated in a hot tub stream with streamer Amouranth, a fact that many have pointed to as evidence of hypocrisy. Shortly after the clip went viral, Atrioc and his wife went live on Twitch in a teary exchange to apologise for the incident. One of the windows was seemingly a web browser tab, open on a page that showed deepfake porn depicting streamers like Pokimane. Don't know whether to cry, break stuff or laugh at this point.— Sweet Anita (@sweetanita) Deepfakes are a newer technology that uses AI to digitally alter existing video to look like it depicts somebody else, often without the consent of the person it’s depicting. “I’ve been reading all this stuff about AI art, about deepfake music and everything,” Atrioc said, “This is so embarrassing.

Twitch streamer Atrioc is embroiled in some major drama after he inadvertently revealed that he looked at explicit deepfakes of other streamers.

"That's so horrible, I hope there is a way for a site like that to be taken down. He also went out of his way to say that this wasn't something he looked at regularly. He explained that he had found the site through ads. The site apparently offers deepfake explicit images of several prominent streamers, including After this revelation came out, Atrioc posted a video in which he offered an apology. Recently, a clip began circulating online that seemed to reveal Atrioc's subscription to a website that creates explicit deepfakes.