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VTuber RadiaActive's "No Violations of the Dress Code" refers to a series of jokes inspired by a tweet posted by VTuber RadiaActive in mid-November 2024 in which she complained that Twitch classified her content as "sexual," refuting this and saying that the stream had "no sexual themes, no violations of the dress code, no exposed bits." The classification supposedly came after her camera zoomed into her VTuber avatar's chest. Notably, both RadiaActive and Adora Bunny are known for sporting avatars with excessively large chests, leading to several Twitter / X users posting memes and jokes about the Twitch Thot Meta.

Origin

On November 10th, 2024, VTuber RadiaActive posted to Twitter / X^[1] to complain about her stream with fellow VTuber Adora Bunny being classified as "sexual content," arguing that her camera accidentally zoomed into her VTuber persona's chest for only five seconds. The tweet gathered over 5,000 likes and 4,000 retweets. Adora Bunny quoted the post^[2] on November 10th, writing, "Five seconds and Twitch calls my vtuber body and Radia's inappropriate in business attire. Crazy."

On November 11th, X^[3] user @phreakfather quoted the post as well, writing, "Can we be deadass rn," and gathering over 200,000 likes in a day.

That same day, several other Twitter / X users posted replies agreeing with @phreakfather, with X^[4] user @Little_Cr0w writing, "Like there's definitely a problem where just having bigger, curves body parts is seen as inherently sexual and that's wrong, but, like, when it comes to vtuber avatars they're most assuredly doing it on purpose and nobody can convince me otherwise."

Spread

Numerous Twitter / X users posted memes and jokes about RadiaActive's supposedly "non-sexual" avatar over the following days, including X user @hairliker^[5] on November 11th, 2024, who gathered over 145,000 likes in a day for quoting RadiaActive's post with a still from the game Nyotai Kyouran Princess that shows a pink-haired character with extremely large breasts.

Also on November 11th, X^[6] user @RunningKaneLmao posted crude artwork showing the side profile of a woman with an extremely large chest, gathering over 50,000 likes on a tweet that read, "yeah, not sure why I got banned on twitch, honestly feel like the mod team is sexist."

On November 11th, 2024, X^[7] user @deeznutvinecomp posted a meme about another large-chested VTuber, Fairy Ichika, gathering over 140,000 likes in two days.

Various Examples

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— KallingKelly (@MeOnTracer) November 11, 2024

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