"Twitch is not gonna like this one": Community reacts after Pokimane teased she might "expose" a Twitch employee

Ever since Imane "Pokimane" decided to start streaming on YouTube, she has caused quite a stir in the community. A clip from her latest episode of the "don't tell anyone" podcast recently went viral on X. In it, Poki mentions an incident or potential feud involving her and a Twitch employee. However, she doesn't offer much in the way of details and merely teases talking about it in a future podcast episode.

Imane says that she did not speak about this earlier due to the Amazon-owned platform often being the victim of negative publicity and also due to her contact with it. One X user commented on the viral post about how Twitch is not going to like Imane talking about one of its employees, saying:

"Twitch is not gonna like this one."

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"Not surprised": Community unbothered about Pokimane potentially 'exposing' Twitch employee

The Pokimane clip about the Twitch employee went viral after being posted by Drama Alert. Many viewers took to the comments to share their thoughts about the news.

One user responded to DramaAlert's clip, saying:

"We are not surprised. Those memes about simp mods/employees is no meme."

Here is what other fans and users from Twitch and the streamer's community had to say.

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On January 30, 2024, Pokimane announced through a vague tweet that she would be leaving Twitch. The streaming platform's social media account also commented under her post mentioning that it was proud of the streamer. Since the post, many viewers and fans have been speculating if the streamer has signed a contract with YouTube or if she might even move to Kick.

Imane left other streamers confused and in shock when she announced she was leaving Twitch. HasanAbi and XQC reacted to Poki's goodbye post and assumed that the Moroccan-Canadian streamer was retiring.

Since then, Imane has denied the rumors made by the community about her joining Kick or signing a deal with YouTube and even asked her audience to not believe the "clickbait."