QTCinderella Claps Back at B Lou After He Calls Streamer Awards 2026 'Rigged’ Over Duo Loss

B Lou and QTCinderella clash over the Streamer Awards 2026 voting results.© NDTV Library

QTCinderella says she deleted her posts about B Lou's rigging claim because demands for public vote totals turn the awards into a contest over who lost by the most. It started when B Lou and Zias missed out on Best Stream Duo. B Lou called the result rigged on X and asked the host to release the voting numbers. QTCinderella first shared figures showing a wide gap between winners Katie B and Vanilla Mace and B Lou and Zias, but she later said she regretted adding to the annual argument online.

Release the Votes

— B LOU (@BLouu) November 13, 2026

B Lou demands the vote count after he and Zias lose Best Stream Duo

It kicked off on November 12, when B Lou posted on X that the awards were rigged after he and Zias lost Best Stream Duo to Katie B and Vanilla Mace. He also demanded that QTCinderella put the votes out. Here's what he wrote.

“RIGGED. ***** how much more rigged can this **** get?? Release the votes. WE NEED A W/L COMMUNITY AWARD SHOW,” he wrote on X.

QTCinderella answered with numbers: Katie B and Vanilla Mace received 381,854 votes, compared with 76,642 for B Lou and Zias. That's a gap of more than 300,000. The post is deleted now, but it ended with “do you feel better now?”

B Lou then went after her personally, saying her IQ must be lower than his because she “can't even count to five.”

She came back by listing five RSVP categories: “1 = RSVP Filled out Yes,” “2 = RSVP Filled out No,” “3 = RSVP Incomplete,” “4 = RSVP Unopened” and “5 = No response.”

QTCinderella says publishing the totals turns the awards into a contest over losses

On November 13, QTCinderella explained why she had deleted her earlier posts, saying she wanted to avoid annual arguments. “The answer is no. You don't. Every year people demand to release the numbers. Do you see how toxic that is?”she wrote.

She said the demand pulls attention off the nominees and puts it on who lost by the biggest margin. The show is meant to highlight creators, she added, and not turn into a public scoreboard for those who did not win. She also admitted her first reply fed into the narrative she's against.

“Deleted my original tweet cause I was inherently adding to the toxic narrative that circulates online every year that I am vehemently against. I would like to try to be better than that,” she wrote.

B Lou hadn't responded to her latest posts at time of writing.