You might recognize that name from a couple months back when Logan Paul was fielding all manners of self-inflicted controversy, animosity, hatred, etc, after he posted a viral video showing a dead body found within the Japanese Suicide Forest, on his YouTube channel that largely caters to children. Well, the 23-year-old's been working on staging a comeback since then, and up and decided that he needed to (infect) another platform. Twitch has FEELINGS about it.
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This girl experienced the sweet justice of instant karma when she went and whined about cheaters, while she was doing just that. Yes, we're talking about wallhacks and just shooting through walls at enemies. Was about time for her to get caught in the act.
Twitch streamer 'JennaCloud' has broke new ground in the ever growing world of 'IRL' live-streaming after she streamed her grandmothers funeral for the entire internet to see.
What should have been a private family occasion was instead treated as a spectacle for profit.
I guess it's only inevitable that we'll all have some jackass descendant live-streaming our funerals too.
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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. 
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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.
Last week we highlighted the best thing to ever happen on the internet - The largest crowd-sourced multiplayer game of Pokémon ever! A lot of craziness has happened since and the interwebs are ablaze with the hilarity that has ensued. You can even ask the legendary Helix Fossil for some advice.
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Bye, employment!
