>>103499836
The easy explication is that even in environments like ours where we basically have the "Twitch culture" and aren't the so called "unicorns", a lot of the audiences come to experience seeing a girl doing these things. It's also a bit of a social norm thing, you are actively forced to think that certain things are better if done by one gender than the other.

>>101339432
I think brand loyalist and people liking group interactions are two sides of the same coin, but they are widely different, I for example like the group stuff and can understand when someone stops watching or liking someone due to leaving or getting fired, brand loyalists are not normal in any plane, like the brand doesn't fucking care someone taking these crusades and shit.

Maybe I'm too much of a normalfag to see this more than just entertainment.