Morgpie is the Twitch streamer who helped popularize the platform’s “nudity meta” after she streamed with specific camera angles that allowed the user to “imply” that she was naked without her actually being so. The Amazon-owned company later clarified its terms of service to ban this type of behavior, but Morgpie has continued to press the envelope on what Twitch will let streamers get away with. This time the focus of her shenanigans was feet.
Her latest offending stream was a May 24 Dark Souls III session in which she played the game through a green-screen projection onto her bare feet. This isn’t the first time Morgpie has used a green screen on her body. She previously played Fortnite on a green screen projection on her butt, which led to Twitch changing its terms of service again to ban using “intimate” body parts as green screens.
This time, she painted the bottom of her feet to act as a green screen. The show was dubbed “Dark Soles” as a play on both the FromSoftware game and the part of her body she was revealing to viewers.
Dark Soles will resume this weekend 🙏 https://t.co/YsEFXUrWma
— Morgpie 🏆 2x award winning sprinkler (@mogrpee) May 25, 2026
The following day, Morgpie posted on her X account that Twitch had temporarily suspended her channel. She later posted that the Dark Soles playthrough would resume this weekend when her channel’s back.
Twitch’s terms of service still has the ban on streams that focus on “intimate” body parts and specifically names “buttocks, groin, or breasts.” There’s no mention of feet, however. So it’s possible Twitch flagged this stream as sexual content in a more general sense.
We’ve reached out to Twitch for comment on the situation and will update the story if we hear back. Whatever the case, the service has been rewriting its terms of service in response to Morgpie’s streams for years, at this point, and it feels like it’s constantly moving the goal posts. I would not be surprised if we see the company add a new rule about lingering on your feet for too long in the coming weeks.