Kermit the Frog
kiwifarms.net
- Joined
- Dec 25, 2017
Boy oh boy, Phil has been really ramping up the begging today. Just out of pure coincidence, on the day before Kat's birthday, Phil is suddenly very worried about his bills. Uh huh, sure. More like he's gotta get the paypigs to pay for all the expensive meals he and Kat will be having.
I'm still dumbfounded as to how Phil's level of begging for money is allowed on Twitch. It's not that he's just saying "Give me money" because I could see that being okay if a bit gross, but Phil takes it up to the next level by saying "Give me money to pay my bills!" and "If I don't get the money, I can't stream anymore!" Phil even said that he will be fine the next time gets paid by Twitch, so to me at least this is a clear case of feigning distress, which is against the rules. Not even the Twitch thots pull this shit, making Phil even worse than they are. Hell, the Twitch thots will at least pretend to be grateful for the money and actually give the paypig the attention they desire; there's even the added bonus of them being girls. This is in stark contrast to middle-aged blob Phil who is more likely to berate you or even ignore the tip if he's in one of his pissbaby moods. His paypigs aren't getting a good return on their investment. As for Phil's "Loyalty Points" idea, he won't do a goddamn thing with it. Too much work, dood. It's just another short term gimmick to get his more competitive paypigs to have bit and tip wars for a reward that Phil will never deliver on. At best, it'll be a unique emote they can use for a limited time or some shit like that.
If Phil ever does go to Mixer, he'll manage to skate by on the razor-thin ice just like he has on Twitch. Maybe he'll get suspended a couple times until he learns what he can't get away with (namely labeling his rambling prestreams as gameplay) and be locked out of Mixer's promotions, but he'll most likely be able to stay once he begs for mercy enough. I just hope Mixer has the balls to actually hold Phil accountable.
I'm still dumbfounded as to how Phil's level of begging for money is allowed on Twitch. It's not that he's just saying "Give me money" because I could see that being okay if a bit gross, but Phil takes it up to the next level by saying "Give me money to pay my bills!" and "If I don't get the money, I can't stream anymore!" Phil even said that he will be fine the next time gets paid by Twitch, so to me at least this is a clear case of feigning distress, which is against the rules. Not even the Twitch thots pull this shit, making Phil even worse than they are. Hell, the Twitch thots will at least pretend to be grateful for the money and actually give the paypig the attention they desire; there's even the added bonus of them being girls. This is in stark contrast to middle-aged blob Phil who is more likely to berate you or even ignore the tip if he's in one of his pissbaby moods. His paypigs aren't getting a good return on their investment. As for Phil's "Loyalty Points" idea, he won't do a goddamn thing with it. Too much work, dood. It's just another short term gimmick to get his more competitive paypigs to have bit and tip wars for a reward that Phil will never deliver on. At best, it'll be a unique emote they can use for a limited time or some shit like that.
If Phil ever does go to Mixer, he'll manage to skate by on the razor-thin ice just like he has on Twitch. Maybe he'll get suspended a couple times until he learns what he can't get away with (namely labeling his rambling prestreams as gameplay) and be locked out of Mixer's promotions, but he'll most likely be able to stay once he begs for mercy enough. I just hope Mixer has the balls to actually hold Phil accountable.