xQc hits back at those saying that Twitch is "out of touch," claims that streamers don't give feedback when asked

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On March 17, 2023, Twitch sensation Felix "xQc" provided his take on the recent announcement of Dan Clancy being appointed as the new CEO of Twitch.

At one point during the broadcast, Felix reacted to a tweet in which IRL streamer Jake "JakenBakeLIVE" met with Dan Clancy at TwitchCon and claimed that the latter was someone who was "out of touch." The French-Canadian icon commented on the statement and hit back at those who expressed the sentiment.

According to xQc, the situation existed on the livestreaming platform because content creators did not provide the necessary feedback. He went on to say that "nobody says s**t" and "nobody shows up" when Twitch asks streamers for their input.

He recalled Twitch executives and board members interacting with prominent personalities at TwitchCon and asking for their opinions on the platform. xQc stated:

At the 16-minute mark of his broadcast on March 17, xQc reacted to a tweet in which JakenBakeLIVE said that he "felt depressed" after meeting Dan Clancy. He also stated that he did not feel confident about staying on a platform run by "someone who is that out of touch."

Upon hearing this, the former Overwatch pro commented:

xQc claimed that Twitch being "out of touch" could be remedied by content creators providing feedback:

Timestamp: 00:16:05

The 27-year-old added that there was a "big meeting" at TwitchCon, wherein the platform's executives and board members requested feedback from content creators. xQc claimed that not everyone attended:

The conversation continued with xQc slamming those who claimed Twitch was "out of touch":

xQc's take was shared on the r/LivestreamFail subreddit, and the reaction thread amassed more than a dozen fan reactions. Here's what the streaming community had