Roberto “Fanum,” a popular Twitch streamer and member of the AMP (Any Means Possible) collective, recently responded to criticism about his content. During a candid “Just Chatting” livestream, the streamer addressed claims that his content is designed for children, clarifying his intentions and expressing his views on the backlash.
Fanum acknowledged that some aspects of his livestreams might appear “childish” but firmly denied tailoring his content specifically for younger audiences. He remarked:
Fanum further dismissed the criticism by highlighting the mature themes often present in his broadcasts. From drinking on stream to engaging in conversations with adult viewers, he argued that his content caters to a broad demographic:
The 27-year-old streamer also shared his perspective on why some viewers resonate with his content, emphasizing authenticity as the key factor:
This isn’t the first time Fanum has defended his content. Earlier in December, he and fellow AMP member Kai Cenat faced criticism for allegedly “pushing religion” in their streams. Addressing the claims, Fanum explained that their frequent mentions of God stemmed from personal gratitude for their successes:
Fanum’s remarks reflect his confidence in his creative approach and his commitment to staying true to himself, despite occasional backlash. His unfiltered response underscores the challenges creators face in navigating diverse audience expectations while remaining authentic.