Pokimane posts pictures of herself crying, Twitter hits back with snaps of their own

Pokimane recently posted four pictures of herself crying on Twitter, and was met with widespread support.
Pokimane recently posted four pictures of herself crying on Twitter, and was met with widespread support.

When Imane “Pokimane” Anys recently decided to post pictures of herself crying on Twitter, hordes of fans chipped in with crying pictures of their own.

Pokimane posted a total of four crying photos of herself from different points of time. The famous content creator explained that she likes to click pictures of herself crying just so that she can look at them later and laugh.

Instead of trolling Pokimane, hundreds of fans rushed in with messages of support, while quite a few fans decided to post their own pictures of them crying. This was in addition to some hilarious responses by content creators, who also decided to join in on the fun.

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Fans react as Pokimane posts pictures of herself crying

As can be seen in the tweets below, Pokimane posted a total of four pictures of herself crying at different points of time. She also gave a friendly reminder that things “get better in time.”

Image via Twitter Trends
Image via Twitter Trends

Hundreds of fans responded to the post, most of them showing up with messages of support. This was, of course, in addition to quite a few of Pokimane’s “Simp” fans responding with some obviously obsessed messages.

Image via Pokimane, Twitter
Image via Pokimane, Twitter

While most fans supported their favorite streamer, quite a few fellow content creators also showed up with some hilarious responses to Pokimane’s post. Others decided to “rate” Pokimane's photos and had quite a few interesting things to say.

Image via Pokimane, Twitter
Image via Pokimane, Twitter
Image via Pokimane, Twitter
Image via Pokimane, Twitter

Pokimane has, over the past few months, been streaming Among Us with her group of content creators/friends. She appears to have moved on from the controversies of her past. She recently passed the 7 million followers mark on Twitch, and looks set to continue on her rampant path towards worldwide fame.

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