What would you do if a random stranger asked you? see your feet? He probably chuckles awkwardly and starts walking faster. Publisher Nyy did neither. He had a better idea and Twitch chat will never be the same again.

“Foot please,” Twitch user sissy6668 asked. This is a common refrain in online conversations, but is rarely answered. Internet DJ Nyy, formerly known as Nyykage, shockingly obliges in the middle of a set. live stream yesterday. The next thing the conversation knew was that Nyy had one leg over her desk with foam lobster flip-flops on her feet. “Is this what you’re looking for?” asked just before the shot fell.

Twitch chat went wild, and so did people on Twitter when Nyy cut the moment and spilled it into the salty waters of the internet. Nicknames—lobster floppers, flopsters, crustaceans 3000s—and people’s consternation quickly multiplied. “THIS WAS A MASTERPIECE!” one person replied. “The absolute definition of never telling them your next move is a conspiracy.[t] Flip at every opportunity! HE SENT ME LMAO.”

What can I say, people are weird about feet. Especially on Twitch. Combined searches for “publishers’ feet” 73 billion views on TikTok. There are YouTube videos of totally different publishers grading their feet. Some broadcasters were even banned for showing their feet.

This is allegedly what happened to Thai Twitch Streamer JustKethJustKeth. She claimed that Twitch banned her for three days for showing her feet earlier this month. It allowed viewers to pay to spin a wheel that would allow them to do certain things, including showing their logs. “It’s just a meme bruh,” he said. tweeted on time.

Although Dexerto He points out that Twitch has strict rules against things like “fetishizing behavior” and selling sexual content on the platform, it’s very vague but welcome to Twitch.

Nyy managed to turn everything upside down. “Lobster Floppers gifted from my mod have not always been loved, but in as little as one day they became family,” he said. kotaku in an email. “To fend off bad feelings, footsteps, and most importantly, provide effortless fashion.”

There’s no doubt that flopster fan cams won’t be far behind. “In 2024, everyone needs a pair of Crustacean 3000s in their closet,” Nyy wrote. “Tempered trolls can’t evolve while they already have the weirder arsenal.”