"90 percent of creators don't mind it": HasanAbi shrugs off latest react streamer drama

sportskeeda.com:

Hasan “HasanAbi” has weighed in on the latest react meta drama kicked off by DarkViberAU on Twitch. He laughed off the situation and pointed out that DarkViperAU once filed a DMCA takedown against a creator that “made him look bad.”

DarkViperAU's controversial tweet about the react meta drew a wide range of reactions. As more creators like HasanAbi join the discussion, the drama has come to be known as “ReactGate.” Hasan said:

It didn’t seem that HasanAbi knew much about DarkViperAU before this drama and outside the Australian streamer being featured on r/LivestreamFails.

Hasan’s latest video discussed the reaction content in detail, but when the drama initially kicked off, HasanAbi tweeted about the situation.

He asserted that most content creators enjoyed seeing others react to their content and included himself in that group. HasanAbi also said he doesn’t watch content without permission.

HasanAbi's said that people who complain about his reaction content don't fully engage with his work. His channel hosts a lot of content. According to the streamer, any criticism of his work should consider the entire repertoire.

Instead, he said, such critics watch a compilation video on YouTube to form their opinion.

Hasan also reminded his critics that he does not pause videos while watching them, even if he gets up to walk around. The streamer said he values all content and is attentive.

He claimed that the viewers are not bored when the streamer is absent from the screen. Hasan also ripped into DarkViperAU talking down to Charlie in the response videos.

The YouTube comment section blew up. One user said that content creators being reacted to should be credited. React streamers end up exposing new content creators to different audiences.

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