“You'd have to, like, literally do OnlyFans”: Fans react as Valkyrae cooks Cinna for trying to go band for band with her

A clip from Cinna's recent livestream is going viral, triggering reactions among netizens. In the clip, Cinna reveals in a phone conversation with Valkyrae that she would like to go band for band with fellow live streamers Valkyrae and Pokimane.

“I’ll go band for band with you and Poki someday, okay,” she said to Rae.

“Why you laughing?” she asked as Rae burst into laughter.

“Oh, nothing. I thought you were saying a joke,” Rae said, to which Cinni replied, “No, that wasn't a joke.”

“My end goal is to go band for band one day with you and Poki. That's what im gonna do; that's good, right?” She added.

“Cinna, you'd have to, like, literally do only fans, I think,” Rae responded.

Cinna was shocked by Valkyrae’s response. She said:

“That was the most incel sh*t you've ever said in your…am I talking to somebody on the f*cking you know what podcast b*tch you know what podcast. B*tch, what the f*ck was that.”

Rae expressed that she thought Cinna was joking. Cinna then asked if Rae really thought that she would be able to make as much money as Rae if she started Only Fans, and Rae answered with a drawn-out no.

@FearedBuck on X shared the viral clip with the caption:

“Valkyrie cooked Cinna when she tried to go band for band with her.“You’d literally have to do Onlyfans””

The post quickly garnered numerous reactions as netizens took to the comments section to express their opinions.

Several netizens approved of Rae’s response, claiming that she started live streaming before Cinna, so her net worth should be higher.

“People be forgetting that Vlakyrae has been doing this shi for a long time,” @realastrocrypto commented.

“Bro, that YouTube contract set Valkyrae up for life,” @CoaelOne tweeted.

“That YouTube deal money + among us ain't no joke,” @Angelica_Reed1 added.

Other netizens expressed their interest in Cinna opening an OF account.

“Cinna would actually make millions on OF overnight. That’s a compliment. But wasn’t Rae working at McDonalds or somethin years ago? Her life changed because of streaming and, especially after joining a large org like 100T. They’re all dependent on people watching their content,” @afksilas replied.

“Cinna's OF would be the most watched of all time, no cap,” @StonedddP stated.

“If Cinna did OF, she would easily have more money than Poki and Val,” @WestwoodDrip added.

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Cinna and Valkyrie's live streaming history explored

Cinna began live streaming in March 2018, and her content mainly revolved around the game Fortnite. The 27-year-old was not consistent with streaming at that time and didn't have a regular schedule. It was not until late 2021 that Cinna officially began her full-time streaming career. She describes this period as one of “intense commitment and hard work.”

Her big break came when she appeared in an episode of Love or Host, and since then, the streamer's channel has seen significant growth in terms of both followers and viewers. Cinna currently has over six hundred thousand Twitch followers.

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Valkyrae started streaming on Twitch in 2015 following the encouragement of her Instagram followers, who advised her to live stream her gaming hobby. 2018 saw Rae become the first female content creator for the gaming organization 100 Thieves, of which she later became part owner.

In 2020, Rae was offered an exclusive streaming contract by YouTube, which she took. Rae streamed exclusively with the platform before the contract ended in 2025. She returned to Twitch that year to celebrate her 10th streaming anniversary and her 33rd birthday.

Since then, Rae has grown to be one of the most recognized female streamers in the industry, winning numerous streaming awards and several nominations. Valkyrae currently has over four million subscribers on YouTube and over one million on Twitch.

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