TwitchCon
The annual official Twitch convention, held in North America and Europe.
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The annual official Twitch convention, held in North America and Europe. A meet-up for streamers, viewers, partner programmes, and esports. In chat 'TwitchCon' is often used metonymically ('see you at TwitchCon') or as an event tag during the convention weekend when many streams move to IRL/event coverage.
half my favorite streamers are AFK this week, TwitchCon
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