Who is Justa Minx?
Rebecca “Becca”, better known as “JustaMinx”, is an Irish Youtuber and Twitch streamer, best known for her frequent appearances on the famous show “The Austin Show” Love or Host. She was born on November 3, 1996 and is now 26 years old. She has her own YouTube channel and streams on her Twitch channel, where she has 2 million followers.
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In January 2022, she appeared in episode 1.3 of the Twitch Gaming show “The Situation: Code Miko”. In February 2022, she joined the cast of G4tv’s AustinShow show “Name Your Price!” There she often played hostess, showcasing her acting and physical comedy skills. In March 2022, she revealed that she had been boxing for several months in preparation for an upcoming charity boxing match called “Clash of the Creators.”
Justaminx controversy explained
Twitch streamer Toxxxicsupport, also known as Angel, took to Twitter on September 21 to address content creator Rebecca “JustaMinx” and the streaming community. In a lengthy 1,082-word TwitLonger post, Toxxxicsupport recounted her painful experiences in the streaming industry involving “sexual trauma, peer pressure, and uncomfortable situations.”
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The streamer shared in particular detail an incident that occurred at the TwitchCon 2018 party between JustaMinx and her friends. Toxxxicsupport describes a party game in which participants are forced to drink excessive amounts of alcohol or take off a piece of clothing after losing a round.
The next day, Toxxxicsupport confided in her experience to JustaMinx, who was initially supportive and suggested sharing the story with others in the Twitch Partner Lounge.
However, JustaMinx allegedly withdrew support just hours later, stating that it was unwilling to cooperate with Toxxxicsupport and suggesting that publicizing the incident would damage the careers of those involved. Toxxxicsupport’s TwitLonger posts, as well as her Twitter posts, reveal disturbing events at the TwitchCon 2018 party and subsequent reactions and interactions with JustaMinx.
She expressed disappointment with the way JustaMinx handled the matter and claimed that JustaMinx manipulated, intimidated and blackmailed her into keeping silent. At the end of the article, Toxxxicsupport expresses her willingness to share her story and emphasizes that JustaMinx continues to protect individuals accused of abuse, sometimes even downplaying it.
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What happened to Justaminx?
On September 21, Twitch streamer Toxxxicsupport, also known as Angel, took to Twitter to address content creator Rebecca “JustaMinx” and the streaming community. In a lengthy 1,082-word TwitLonger post, Toxxxicsupport bravely shared her painful experiences involving “sexual trauma, peer pressure, and uncomfortable situations” in the streaming industry.
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Toxxxicsupport specifically detailed an incident that occurred at a TwitchCon 2018 party hosted by JustaMinx and her friends. The streamer described a party game in which participants were forced to drink excessive amounts of alcohol or take off a piece of clothing if they lost a round. The next day, Toxxxicsupport contacted JustaMinx and confided in her about her harrowing experience.
Initially, JustaMinx was supportive and even suggested sharing the story with others in the Twitch Partner Lounge. However, according to Toxxxicsupport, JustaMinx later withdrew its support, expressing its unwillingness to engage further and claiming that publicizing the incident could have a negative impact on the careers of those involved.
A TwitLonger post by Toxxxicsupport as well as a Twitter thread reveal the disturbing incident that occurred at the TwitchCon 2018 party and the subsequent reactions and interactions with JustaMinx. The streamer expressed her frustration with JustaMinx’s handling of the matter and claimed that JustaMinx manipulated, intimidated and blackmailed her into remaining silent.
At the end of the post, Toxxxicsupport expressed her determination to share her story and emphasized that JustaMinx continues to protect individuals accused of abuse and occasionally downplays such accusations.
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Why is Justaminx banned?
On February 26, during a live broadcast, JustAMinx was obviously drunk, drank whiskey directly from the bottle, and slurred his words during the live broadcast. At one point, she accidentally dropped her whiskey bottle while trying to retrieve it and even fell off her chair. Video of the incident quickly went viral on platforms like Reddit and social media, possibly drawing the attention of Twitch and leading to her subsequent ban.
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On March 1, just days after the controversial livestream, JustAMinx received an email from Twitch informing her that the platform was suspended. The ban lasts for seven days and comes with a 90-day trial period. During this period, the popular streamer will be banned from participating in promotions and using self-service emoticon tools. She does, however, have the option to appeal the ban.
The reason behind the ban was a violation of Twitch’s Community Guidelines regarding self-harm and/or incapacitation during live streams. While Twitch allows moderate alcohol and marijuana use in compliance with local laws, JustAMinx’s excessive drinking exceeded what Twitch considers to be safe.
This is the streamer’s third ban on the platform, with the first ban occurring more than a year ago when she was banned for seven days for using derogatory and slanderous remarks during a live broadcast.
While Twitch’s policy enforcement has sparked controversy, leading to the emergence of competing platforms such as YouTube Gaming and Kick, JustAMinx is unlikely to switch platforms after its third ban. She is expected to resume streaming on Twitch after the ban ends.
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Minx convulsions age
JustaMinx, 26, also known as Minx, is an Irish Twitch streamer, YouTuber, actress, comedian and boxer. She was born on November 3, 1996 (age 25) and is popular for her frequent appearances on The Austin Show’s Love or Host (formerly known as The Rajjchelor). Since then, she has expanded her influence through live guest appearances and collaborations with top streamers such as QTCinderella, Mizkif, Hasan Abi, xQc and many more.
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In May-June 2020, Minx launched a YouTube channel with Austin Show guests Kaceytron and QTCinderella, where they created a variety of conversation and gameplay videos. The videos are also released as a podcast on Spotify called the “Egirl Rejects Podcast.” In October 2021, she traveled to Los Angeles, California to participate in QTCinderella’s “Sh*tCamp,” a week-long streaming event that featured entertaining competitions between some of the most popular Twitch streamers of the time.
After the “Sh*tCamp” event, she temporarily moved to Austin, Texas, and worked with anchors such as Esfand, J Schlatt, Mizkif and others in the Texas area. In December 2021, she moved to Los Angeles and became the first resident of the Team Envy content house. She was later joined by Youna Kang of Code Miko and the Botez sisters Alexandra and Andrea of BotezLive.
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