rewrite this title YourRAGE Makes History As First Streamer To Deliver Puppies Live On Twitch | Celebrity Insider

This is a one-of-a-kind period that will probably remain in the records of Twitch history- Streamer YourRAGE had his dog Gaia deliver 12 healthy puppies entirely alive, remaining inaudible with the internet because of its unpredictability.

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While the YourRAGE provided the commentary for his audience in some room for the initial-ever delivery at that platform, the chat was filled with adoring fans. “THIS IS GOOD CONTENT,” said one user in the comment area while another above joked, “W vet doctor.”

Claustrophobia indeed, according to viewers, was nothing compared to the way it went into social media, with clips going viral.

For some other people, though, it was not that impressive. Critics wonder about the ethics in raising dogs while the shelter is full. “Spaying female dogs literally reduces their risk of cancer,” one commenter said. “So because 2 dogs passed away his dogs should stop fucking? It is NATURE,” occurred to be the answer from another.

If it seemed to be disorganized before, oh, it quickly escalated. Some called YourRAGE a breeder who “breeds his dogs for profit,” while the others said he probably genuinely cares for them. As noted, “He even said none of his dogs were supposed to be preggo LAST NIGHT,” said a supporter.

Otherwise, the puppies stole the show. “They look healthy af,” one of the viewers gushed sharing a screenshot of the cute small puppies, while another viewer begged, “Can I have one?” only to be hit by a brutal reality check: “10k a piece.”

YourRAGE later revealed that he got the idea from seeing another streamer do it. “He literally said he’d do it on Twitch cause he seen another streamer do it lmao,” said a follower.

So… was it wholesome, or did it land yet another wild stunt for clout? Either way, YourRAGE just set the bar that much higher for utter unexpectedness in live content. The next-up birth of a giraffe on TikTok Live.

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And honestly, would you watch?