QTCinderella says yearly demands to release Streamer Awards vote totals are toxic
QTCinderellaCreator and host of The Streamer Awards, in a reply on X
Replying to B Lou, QTCinderella says people demand the vote numbers every year and calls that toxic. She says releasing them turns the show into a contest over who lost the most, when the show is meant to celebrate the nominees.
Responding to
The 2026 Streamer Awards' Best Stream Duo result was rigged.
“The answer is no. You don’t. Every year people demand to release the numbers. Do you see how toxic that is? Instead of highlighting nominees it becomes a pissing contest of who lost the most. The show is about highlighting people that’s what it will always be about.”
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Other statements by QTCinderella in this case
- QTCinderella says she deleted her post of the vote totals because it fed a toxic narrativeSame day: Defended or excused
Where this statement fits
B Lou calls the 2026 Streamer Awards rigged after losing Best Stream Duo; QTCinderella posts vote totals, then deletes them and calls the demand toxic
The 2026 Streamer Awards were held in Los Angeles on November 12. B Lou and fellow creator Zias were one of five duos nominated for Best Stream Duo, which went to Katie B and Vanilla Mace. During the ceremony, B Lou posted "RIGGED" on X, and about half an hour later he posted "Release the Votes." The next day, QTCinderella, who created and hosts the show, posted figures for the category. According to KickChamp and Sportskeeda, they showed 381,854 votes for Katie B and Vanilla Mace and 76,642 for B Lou and Zias. B Lou mocked the post, saying she could not count, after viewers pointed to the number 3 beside his duo although its total was the fourth highest. QTCinderella replied that the numbers stood for RSVP statuses. She then deleted her posts with the totals and said that yearly demands to release the numbers are toxic and turn the show into a contest over who lost the most.
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QTCinderella's reply to B Lou, posted under her own post of the Best Stream Duo vote totals, which she later deleted.
Original post
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B Lou's post asking for the Streamer Awards vote totals, about half an hour after his post calling the show rigged.
Reporting
About this source
Report on the vote totals QTCinderella posted for Best Stream Duo, the dispute over the number shown beside B Lou and Zias, her deletion of the post and how the awards combine public voting with a judging panel.
Before the quotation
B Lou had called the awards rigged and posted "Release the Votes". QTCinderella had then posted figures for the category showing a wide gap between the winners and B Lou and Zias.
After the quotation
She later deleted the post with the totals.
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Why this label?
QTCinderella, who created and hosts the show, rejects the demand for vote totals and argues the show should stay focused on its nominees, which defends how the show handled the result, so we labeled it a defense.
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The Dispute Index. "QTCinderella says yearly demands to release Streamer Awards vote totals are toxic". First published: 2026-11-15. Last updated: 2026-11-15. https://disputeindex.com/events/9001-replying-to-b-lou-qtcinderella-says-people-demand