Twitch streamer Brittany “Cinna” responded to people calling her “ugly” without makeup, saying comments like that “do not affect her in the slightest.” On October 30, 2026, X user @yoxics posted a one-minute-15-second video from Cinna’s recent Just Chatting broadcast.
In it, the content creator’s attention was drawn to a live viewer, who made the following remark:
“Holy ****, you’re ugly.”
Brittany responded by saying that she “looks okay without makeup” and challenged the netizen to “turn on” their camera:
“Me? I think I look okay without makeup, *****! You hating *** *****. Okay? Listen, if I look like this without makeup, you turn on your camera, you **** *** *****! Otherwise, get that ****! I don’t want to hear it. Get it! Because, guess what? When you at me with a photo of me with no makeup on Twitter, I go, ‘Okay.’ Like, it doesn’t really hurt me. I don’t know. It does not affect me in the slightest. I just live my life. Yeah, makeup is makeup; who cares? Like, it does not matter. You know what I mean?”
Cinna also shared a message for “ladies” watching her livestream:
“Here is another thing for my ladies in the chat – I’ll tell you this because this is true, and it is what it is. Half the women that you see online, even their no-makeup looks, nine times out of ten, have makeup. Okay? Most no-makeup looks you see on TikTok or anything like that have makeup.”
Cinna says people should “embrace the way that they look” after responding to a viewer who called her “ugly” without makeup
Cinna continued the conversation by saying that people should “embrace the way they look” and not “spend their years regretting how they look.”
The Twitch streamer elaborated:
“If you’re a girl or a guy – you look the way you do with or without makeup – it doesn’t matter. You know what I mean? Embrace the way that you look. Don’t spend your years regretting how you look because what’s going to happen is you’re going to be old one day, and you’re going to look back at old photos of yourself and go, ‘Wow! I wish I could look like that again.’ You know what I mean? Like, it doesn’t matter.”
Cinna made headlines on October 19, 2026, when she responded to women advocating against her winning the Sapphire Award at the Streamer Awards 2026, calling them “misogynistic.”
Edited by Aarnesh Shrivastava
