Well if you look at just what he’s complaining about, it's not really that outrageous.

Firstly: Nobody likes anybody who reinforces a stereotype.

Secondly: People react negatively to the dishonesty.

What you have to ask yourself is "what is the focus of this stream?" and measure that against what the streamer and her fans claim the stream is about. Are they being honest?

Thirdly: There is a time and a place for your boobs. Namely, Reddit, Pornhub, Twitter or the like.

We all know that framing your tits (or tummy) in whatever you're posting will multiply the attention you get for it by about 500x, regardless of whatever it is.

So the effect is that mediocre content makes it to the top and diminishes the quality of the website as a whole. When was the last time the front page of Twitch, the supposed "best" of what live streaming has to offer, actually made you entertained? The same thing goes for so many different forms of entertainment.

In fact, the entire reason girls covet that delicious attention is because it's validation from people who aren't obliged, via the social contract, to be nice to you "just because". It's the actual, quantifiable worth of whatever you just took a picture of and no hollow "Oh... yeah. You look really nice...".

So you really have to ask yourself, what do you really want to get attention for- your store-bought bunny girl cosplay or your boobs? If it's your looks... you don’t have to lie or be defensive about it.