"Today has been disheartening" - QTCinderella reveals many streamers have canceled their attendance for The Streamer Awards 2023

Popular Twitch streamer Blaire "QTCinderella" shared on her Twitter account that several streamers, including nominees, informed her that they wouldn't be able to attend the Streamer Awards 2023 scheduled for March 11.

Qtcinderella, who co-created and co-hosts the Streamer Awards, has faced some challenges after a successful first season in 2021. She recently revealed that several notable figures have dropped out of the upcoming event. She wrote:

Fans and streamers show support as QTCinderella is 'disheartened' due to creators not being able to join

The upcoming Streamer Awards is set to feature some of the biggest names in the streaming community, including xQc, Hasanabi, Valkyrae, and Pokimane, among others. QTCinderella, who has been praised for her exceptional organizational skills and work ethic, will be at the event's helm.

QTCinderella's recent tweet, where she disclosed that numerous creators won't be able to attend the Streamer Awards, has prompted an outpouring of support and encouragement from the streaming community.

Among the top-most comments included that of Kaitlyn "Amouranth," who shared her encouraging words:

OTK member Malena, also a friend of QTCinderella, shared her plans to cheer her on from the front row:

Karl Jacobs, who has quickly risen to become among the most popular content creators, said:

Chinese-born Canadian chess player and Twitch streamer Qiyu "akaNemsko" shared her compassionate words to Blaire:

One of the individuals who won't be attending is Brooke "BrookeAB" from 100 Thieves. She made it known:

While the list of absentees remains unknown, it has been confirmed that Sidemen member Josh "Zerkaa," nominated for "Best Roleplay Streamer," won't be able to attend the event due to a scheduled shoot with his group. As a result, he won't be flying to the United States. He said:

This time around, several popular streamers have received nominations. Among them are Felix "xQc" and Kai Cenat, who are up for the Streamer of the Year award. In addition, the Stream Game of the Year nominees feature two of the most highly anticipated games of 2022: Elden Ring and God of War Ragnarok.

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Shreyan is an esports and gaming journalist at Sportskeeda, focusing on streamer content. He holds a Master's degree in English Literature, and journalism was the most logical next step for him. Although titles like FIFA 08 and GTA San Andreas acted as the catalyst for his love of video games, the exponential growth of the streaming community also propelled his interest in the genre. He also has a prior work experience of 2 years.

Shreyan considers factual and accurate content to be the most important as a creator and a reader. He ensures this by double checking every piece of information in his articles and sourcing it from streamers directly rather than depend on third parties. His works have caught the attention of the heavyweights, with the PR team of Sidemen (a YouTube group he’s been following since his teenage days) and Chess.com reaching out to him for sending exclusive press releases.

Shreyan would love to drop into the virtual world of FIFA/EA FC and explore it further but, he would recommend playing Red Dead Redemption 2 to gaming skeptics for its top-tier gameplay, story and characters. During his downtime, he enjoys balancing his interests in reading, watching films and sports, and of course, playing video games.

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