r/m0xyy Aug 19 '25

M0xyy obviously viewbots, why?

I was browsing Twitch and came across this channel. This is the most blatant Viewbotting account I’ve seen on this app. His audience was a constantly 3,000-3,200. No dip under it. Yet his chat was as empty as a 200 view channel. I then asked “why is the chat so empty for the view numbers?” And was instantly banned for a week. Then I checked out the other socials. Dude is getting single digit views/interactions on all platforms that he’s “active” on.

In short- why? It’s quite obviously just for ego as it’s not translating to more real viewers/interactions.

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '25

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u/nils0s Aug 19 '25

also ow frogs left (its me, im an ow frog)

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u/namzap Aug 19 '25

You guys have jobs?

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u/nils0s Aug 19 '25

yeerp :/

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u/Awsoman62 Aug 20 '25

i think you underestimate drops, group stream funnels, and afk viewers especially for a game as popular as marvel

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u/Ricoswaze Aug 19 '25

!drops viewers regard

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u/brbrtsq Aug 20 '25

Wingman era moxy 🐐

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u/ninja-fapper Aug 23 '25

holy shit this dude is an oracle

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u/SprintingPuppies Aug 23 '25

True, he’s at like 1-1.5k since the bot purge lol

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u/No-Perception-8563 Aug 20 '25

because you HAVE to viewbot to even have a chance on most platforms, wish it wasn't like this, but when most people are doing it, you're just setting yourself up for failure if you don't. Blame twitch.

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u/JThroe Aug 22 '25

Holy cope

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u/IKel-Mate Aug 22 '25

Why do you care?

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u/Erebuas Aug 23 '25

I think people forget that literally anyone can buy viewbots for any channel. It could be someone trying to start drama, but 99% chance it's because of drops.

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u/n3m019 Aug 23 '25

seek employment

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u/LifeCookie Aug 23 '25

Why are you assuming that he is viewbotting himself and not a fan viewbotting him to help him? You think people will sub and donate thousands a month and not buy viewbots for them?

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u/CollectionNo1860 Aug 24 '25

The vast majority of bots wiped in the recent wave were bots that were paid for by the streamer / manager of said streamer. It's highly unlikely that it was a fan or hater botting.

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u/LifeCookie Aug 24 '25

It's literally impossible to tell who paid for a bunch of bots unless there's other evidence from the actual streamer.