A young Australian player with more than half a million followers on TikTok explained how men reacted when they realized they had been beaten by a woman in Call Of Duty.
Known online as “JustMaddyx,” Madeline Watson of Adelaide has been a full-time Twitch streamer since 2020 and earned nearly $70,000 in her first year.
The 24-year-old actress said that most people don’t expect women to be players in the male-dominated industry, but she personally doesn’t accept the rude comments from men.
“I have thick skin and I usually find it funny, but sometimes I bite back,” she told FEMAIL.
The young broadcaster said that she is both a geek and a girl, as she likes to wear beautiful clothes, go to the hairdresser, get her nails done and play.
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Young Australian actress Madeline Watson (pictured) has over 559,000 TikTok followers and shared how men reacted when they realized she was an actress.
In a predominantly male-dominated industry, 24-year-old Maddy told FEMAIL that others don’t expect women to be actors, but they don’t personally take negative comments from men.
Maddy revealed some of the comments she received from players of the opposite sex while sharing the video with her 559,000 followers on TikTok.
‘Typical comment ‘back to the kitchen’ because people think that [gaming] It’s just men’s work,” Maddy said.
After Maddy heard the “kitchen joke” many times, Maddy attacked a male actor.
‘If people are going to throw the joke in the kitchen, shouldn’t you mow the lawn? She’s overgrown just like your bitches,” she said in a viral video.
Maddy said she “really doesn’t care” what other people say to her, and it doesn’t concern her.
“A lot of people support me, but some can be rude and probably never say anything personal.
“They always have good reactions and make fun content.”
Another male player recently lost his Call of Duty game when he realized he had lost it to a woman.
“You’re not a good Maddy. You’re just a girl and I hope you’re fucking…” the angry actor said before Maddy interrupted.
“Wow, that’s pretty toxic bro. You look a little crazy.
“Make me a sandwich, bitch,” the man grumbled.
Maddy replied: “You asked for a brother, damn wish”.
‘Typical comment ‘back to the kitchen’ because people think that [gaming] it’s just a men’s thing,” Maddy said, adding that she “really doesn’t care” what other people say and it doesn’t affect her mentally.
Maddy grew up playing with siblings like Pokémon, Animal Crossing, Game Boy and Mario Kart and is also a competitive person.
Throughout her childhood, Maddy played with action figures, not Barbie dolls, and described herself as a “tomboy”.
For the young Twitch streamer, video games help him escape reality and deal with it mentally.
Today, Maddy mainly plays multiplayer games for the PC – her favorite Call of Duty – but also comes out in Apex, The Sims and Tarkov.
He prefers to play PC games because of the high quality of the video content.
“For as long as I can remember, I’ve always enjoyed playing and started playing Game Boy,” Maddy said. Being a full-time online publisher is not only fun and enjoyable, it also requires hours of work at your desk.
Being a full-time online streamer isn’t just fun and games – it requires hours of work at your desk.
Maddy streams for at least four hours and can go on for up to 12 hours at a time. Once he was up until 6 in the morning.
“The hardest part of this career is not having a stable sleep schedule, which can be mentally distressing and exhausting at times,” he said.
A home game setup can quickly add up to hundreds if not thousands of dollars worth of equipment.
“The hardest part of this career is not having a stable sleep schedule, which can be mentally distressing and exhausting at times,” he said.
Many of his friends are aware of his online success and have managed to meet new gaming friends from all over the world.
Before going full time, Maddy worked at Telstra and took a beauty class that was “ruined” by Covid.
“I had to practice on others but couldn’t because of Covid, so I chose not to continue,” he said.
Today, Maddy lives away from home and is completely self-sufficient thanks to her gambling income.
Most of his friends know about his success and he managed to meet new playmates from all over the world.
When asked how others can get started with gaming and streaming on Twitch, Maddy recommends that you “try it out” and make sure you have a proper setup.
“There’s no reason why you shouldn’t. You’ll never know if you don’t try,” he said.
However, he warned that you should be willing to spend money for a good breakthrough and not quit your job until you make a decent amount of money.
Visit Maddy’s YouTube channel here and watch her beat the others at games.
Source: Daily Mail
