The AOC Among Us Stream was a spam site for Corpse Husband fans at one point as they kept asking for him through AOC ‘s & HasanAbi ‘s Twitch chat!
Few fanbases on the Internet, if any, are as dedicated as that of Corpse Husband, the Internet’s newest enigma. The mysterious, talented streamer cum horror story narrator from San Diego, California has wowed fans with his uniqueness over the last 3 months. His YouTube sub count as well Twitter following has blown up big time. And fans just can’t seem to have enough of him.
How Corpse Husband fans broke the AOC Among Us Stream.
This phenomenon made itself felt once again today on AOC ‘s Among Stream. After a good 3-4 hours of streaming, AOC & Jagmeet Singh both said that they would leave “in a game or two” and spaces would open up. So, it’d be nice if Hasan could invite a few more people to take up the space.
The moment she did this, her Twitch chat simply blew up with requests of Corpse to join the lobby. Be it bold letter spams or well articulated requests, the fans wanted their spooky star in the lobby. And what more, this wasn’t a case with AOC ‘s chat only. In fact, chats of most streamers were bombed with endless requests asking Corpse to join – HasanAbi & Jagmeet, to name a few.
AOC ‘s sweet gesture; Here comes Corpse!
However, Twitch streamers are usually very adroit at dealing with chat spams. So, most of the streamers ignored it at first. But, AOC thankfully took notice. She asked HasanAbi, in what fans will consider a very sweet gesture, if it’d be possible to let Corpse Husband join.
“He’d also tweeted me about it 2 hours ago. But, I hadn’t seen it…”, she said.
HasanAbi said he didn’t have Corpse ‘s contact info and so couldn’t request him to join. At this point, AOC personally requested Corpse to DM her for his info which is as cool as it gets.
Moments later both Corpse and his evil twin, Sykkuno, two of the iconic voices in Among Us, hopped in. So, the fans did in fact make it happen in what was a wonderful moment of concern & dedication on the part of AOC & the fans, respectively.
