Controversial Kick streamer Ice Poseidon sparked a huge discussion online after speaking out against “scissors” during the live broadcast. Clippers are people who take short, funny portions of live broadcasts and post them to other platforms to gain views. Ace said he doesn’t like the fact that some Clippers rely on anchors’ content to make money. His comments quickly spread on social media and attracted the attention of fans and other creators.He also made it clear that he doesn’t believe in paying huge sums of money to the Clippers. Ice mentioned that some deals require streamers to pay very high fees for video clips. He disagreed with the idea and thought it was unfair. According to him, the main effort comes from the streamers, not the people posting the videos.
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During the livestream, Ice Poseidon strongly explained his thoughts on the Clipper and its role in the livestreaming world. He said that the anchors are the real creators, and the anchors only use their content. He even said, “Without streamers, the Clippers are nothing.” To show how important the anchor’s job is. He also turned down high-paying deals, saying: “I’m not paying you $400,000 a year to post my videos, man.”Ice also talked about the changes happening in the editing industry. He believes some Clippers have become too focused on making quick money. He linked this to programs like Kick’s KPP and KCIP, which can help creators earn more but can also push them to think more about profit than creativity. According to him, this may reduce the originality of the anchor and the Clippers.He also noted that some big streamers rely too much on editing to stay popular. Ice believes this takes away from the authentic creation of the content and makes it less authentic. He has previously expressed similar concerns, including issues with fake viewing and unfair payments in streaming.Ultimately, his comments sparked divisions online. Some people think YouTubers shouldn’t overuse clippers, but others think it helps get more people to watch their content. The debate continues, with Ice Poseidon’s tough words on the issue drawing more attention.
