Twitch star and Streamer Awards organizer QTCinderella opened up on her life earlier than rising to web fame, claiming she was “tremendous bullied” at school.
QTCinderella broke information with the Streamer Awards this previous March.
Bringing collectively a few of the greatest and brightest stars on the platform, QT’s occasion peaked at a whopping 380,000 concurrent viewers and even broke into the highest 5 developments on Twitter.
The thoughts behind the streamer-organized, streamer-centric award present made big waves within the house and already has plans on enhancing subsequent 12 months’s occasion… however a glance again from the shining mountaintop of success reveals a troublesome previous for the content material creator.
The Streamer Awards had been hosted by the hilarious duo of QTCinderella and Maya Higa.
QTCinderella says she was “tremendous bullied” in highschool
In an April 12 interview with InvenGlobal, a month after The Streamer Awards took over social media, QT mirrored on her childhood earlier than discovering Twitch.
In accordance with the streamer, she was the goal of maximum bullying in highschool earlier than discovering her area of interest on Twitch with different people who additionally felt solid out.
QTCinderella says she has plans to enhance the subsequent Streamer Awards after privating her Twitter account final month as a consequence of “negativity” over the occasion.
“I used to be tremendous bullied in highschool,” she admitted. “I didn’t essentially slot in. And so, the cool factor in regards to the streaming trade is it’s a bunch of folks that didn’t slot in.”
“Lots of streamers have the identical background as me. And so I’m on my island of misfit toys, however now I’m the one with the flexibility to need to carry individuals collectively.”
QT’s troublesome previous has knowledgeable her objectives for the longer term, as she mentioned within the interview she finally needs “to assist folks that really feel alone” by means of her work on Twitch.
QTCinderella says her mission is to assist others who really feel alone.
This newest interview comes after Cinderella opened up on her purpose for beginning the Streamer Awards within the first place, the place she claimed that it was “a enjoyable approach to get 250 streamers in a single room and acknowledge individuals who have by no means been acknowledged.”
It appears like QT’s mission turned a smashing success — one which followers hope she organizes once more sooner or later.
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