KayPike Fashion Bodypaints Kai’Sa!

"Titty Streamer" Hello? That implies showcasing is all she's good for/good at. It brings the implication that she's just flaunting herself for views. That's not what this is. That's not her at all.

Maybe you can't look at a woman and not see a sexualized piece of meat, but the most of us, I think, see KayPike doing yet another amazing body painting. Just look at her other works, you'll see they're thematically on point, if not perfect. Well beyond what some simple "Titty Streamer" is capable of.

As per the Low Cut V, not every country is as Lax as NA, and that much has already been addressed and Fixed. I do recall a certain Cigar that falls under this category as well.

I think you've got the wrong picture, but I hope this helped.

Agreed. Does it look exactly like Kai'Sa's splash art? No, but it doesn't have to. Real people's appearances change to some degree on a daily basis--even more so, I would imagine, if part of your skin was a symbiote from another dimension. It's reasonable to think, for example, that parts of Kai'Sa's skin would glow gold in response to certain environments, similar to how Bilbo's sword glows blue near goblins and spiders.

you see is a topless women but most people see cool art. I thought it was a drawing when I first saw it.

im guessing they are showcasing this because she's talented but even if they are promoting for the boobies, the girl chose to be in it and I thought women should be allowed to do whatever they want with their bodies. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

"Company like League of Legends"

It's true though. She doesn't get views for the mediocre cosplay, she gets views giving the nerds a tease. Sad Riot promoted this. Expected A LOT more from my favorite game.

She's not just sitting there in pasties for hours on end. She's painting herself to look like a popular video game character--and despite the differences between the end result and canonical Kai'Sa, the likeness is definitely there, and getting it to that point took a lot of skill.

I wouldn't go so far as to say it ruins the video, but I'm definitely not a fan of her when she appears in Riot's videos. For me, it's not so much the tone of voice as her pacing and wording being extremely awkward--often intentionally, it seems.

;_; I legitimately have no clue what you're talking about.

I consider myself somewhat conservative, but I still don't see what the issue is. Twitch may not have been the ideal medium for this, but there was good rationale for choosing it. 1) It's a cosplay from a popular video game (as opposed to movie, novel, etc.), so it's tangentially relevant to the platform's central purpose. 2) Twitch isn't for kids. The language and jokes of most of the streamers on there would make for an R-rated movie, so G-level* partial nudity is hardly inappropriate. 3) Anyone who wants something more hardcore than G-rated partial nudity on the internet can find it in literally 5 seconds, so the implication that people are using this for fap, when there's much more explicit stuff readily available, is dubious.

*see The Little Mermaid

Actually, Twitch invited her to stay on Twitch. She wasn't on Twitch before then. They, like so many others, agree it falls under art and artistic expression.

I get it, bimbo streamers exist. But let's not be so hasty to judge. If you spend even a few minutes looking through her pieces (which include actual male characters like Gambit!) you'll realize this woman is a phenomenal body painter. I have almost never seen someone put so much effort into the props, design, and art.

was this an attempt at humor?

I don't mean this as an insult, but that's a self-centered way of looking at it. For her, it's not just about the final product, it's about showcasing her skills as both a model AND an artist. It probably would have been faster and easier for someone else to paint her, but she had a certain stylistic vision for how she wanted it to turn out, and and she wanted to demonstrate her skill as a painter.