Twitch Streamer Atrioc Wiki, Biography
Twitch streamer Brandon “Atrioc” took to his Twitch channel on January 30 to issue an apology following the streamer’s deepfake controversy. The content creator addressed a viral Twitch clip in which fans noted that he allegedly paid for deepfakes of popular female Twitch personalities.
During the 14-minute live stream, Atrioc broke down in tears as he admitted to seeing fake video from the streamers, calling the situation “disgusting” and wrong.
While providing details on the matter, the 31-year-old exclaimed:
“This is very embarrassing!”
“I am deeply fucking embarrassed by this”: Atrioc provides details on the deepfake controversy during an apology livestream
At the three-minute mark of his live broadcast on January 30, Atrioc provided details about the situation, during which he admitted to watching fake streamer videos. He stated:
“Everyone here probably knows what’s going on. I mean, first of all, it’s true. It’s 100% true. I watched a deep fake p**n video… of streamers. It’s disgusting. It really is disgusting. It’s wrong .Sorry, I didn’t sleep all night. So I just…”
Atrioc expressed shame at the circumstances and said that he was angry with himself:
“I guess what I mean is… so I’m already deeply, deeply ashamed about this. I’m deeply ashamed. I’m mad at myself. I feel fucking… I feel so fucking stupid.”
Before issuing an apology, the former Twitch executive wanted to discuss the facts on the matter, claiming that the r/LivestreamFail subreddit went “too far.” He stated:
“I did a lot on stream, like creating a pattern of behavior where I really want, especially women on Twitch, to feel more confident. Like, we call the f*cking b**ba spam cringe. We don’t do that there. I’ve never done a fucking weird, I don’t know, seat-sniffing prank. I’ve never done anything like that. I’ve never done anything like that on stream. And we don’t tolerate any behavior in chat. We ban it on sight, and I’ve done it constantly. Over and over and over again.”
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Atrioc recalled doing research on “AI stuff” and explained:
“At 2am, you know, I’ve been watching so much… I’ve been reading so much AI stuff. I’ve been reading all this stuff. AI stuff and f***king… deepfake music, deepfake art and everything.” And I’m on these Discords.”
The streamer claimed to have clicked on an ad that took him to the fake website:
“But I was on p**king p**nhub. I was on a normal, normal fucking website, and there was an ad. There was one on every f***! I know other people must be clicking on it because it’s in all the fucking videos! **king in this fucking rabbit hole, and at 2am I was fucking… I don’t know, I got kinky curious and clicked something.”
Atrioc concluded with an apology, saying:
“It’s disgusting and I’m sorry. I’m really sorry. I’m really sorry.” The community reacts to the streamer’s apology.
The streamer’s apology was the top post on the r/LivestreamFail subreddit. With more than 4,300 comments, some of the most relevant were in this sense:
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