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Jacinda Ardern is the prime minister of New Zealand. She decided to drop in and catch up with well known Twitch streamer, Broxh. What ensues is nothing short of a magical, wholesome interaction. 

Even with all the hacks she was absolutely terrible. On top of that she blames a friend who had absolutely nothing to do with her not-so-sneaky hacks. 

A funny thing happens when one tells people to not do something; they tend to do the complete opposite. 

Maybe crack a window at least. Sheesh. 

 Didn't see that one coming. 

While in the middle of an Overwatch game, female Twitch Streamer "Cupcake" or Chassidy Kaye found herself targeted by fellow gamers with misogynistic comments after asking them if she was the only one shooting the shield. 

This devastated Twitch streamer learned one long-winded lesson on how, "you can side hop in this game." 

The God delusion is STRONG with this one. 

And people are really out there saying that romance is dead? Wonderfully wholesome moment right here, folks.

WARNING: Strong language near the middle of the video. 

These cops really got the wrong guy.  Jarid Hamilton was in the process of live streaming on Twitch when the cops came knocking at his door for a noise complaint.  His neighbor, Benjamin Michael Frostad, allegedly called the police on Hamilton so he could steal from him.

 After giving the police some trouble, Hamilton is taken out of his apartment to be arrested for refusing to give his name to the police. 

That's when Frostad sneaks in and takes some shoes and headphones.  He also returns for more items a little later.  You can see him look straight into the camera to check if the coast is clear. 


via Mr_13ig

Obviously, it wasn't. The people watching Hamilton's livestream on Twitch called the police to report the burglary.  Now Frostad's facing felony burglary charges. 

Okay, Jimmy, you are now officially 80 years old. Make sure to get off his lawn before you tell him that, though.

Bye, employment!