Popular Twitch streamer and cosplayer Emiru has seemingly distanced herself from OTK, removing nearly all mention of the group from her social media profiles.
OTK is a streaming organization made up of names like Asmongold, Mizkif, Esfand, Extra Emily, Will Neff and Emiru, first founded in October 2020.
Emiru joined the company in January 2022 and was made co-owner a year later — but fans are speculating that she may be taking a step back from the group, owing to some changes to her social media profiles.
On February 21, 2025, eagle-eyed viewers noticed that the streamer had removed nearly all mentions of OTK from her profiles on X, Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.
However, the OTK tag remains by her accounts on X and Twitch as the only remaining branding from the company.
Fans speculate Emiru’s OTK branding removals could be due to org changes
This sudden change comes amid a shifting climate at OTK, as per a statement from Will Neff on February 15.
According to the OTK member, the group is “trying to make changes to make it a better org,” saying that, “if we can’t make it a better place, if we can’t make it a happier healthier place, then I’ll have to reevaluate where I stand.”
Neff’s statement followed a swath of controversy surrounding one of OTK’s key members, Twitch streamer Asmongold, who has come under fire for his politically-charged comments over the last several months.
Asmongold himself has made no move to change his content, saying in a February broadcast, “I just want to let people know there’s nothing that they can do that’s going to make me stop saying what I’m saying.”
Asmongold notably removed himself from OTK’s leadership in October 2024 following outrage over his comments on the war in Palestine, although he remains affiliated with the company — something fellow streamer Cinna said was “hurting” the org.
Asmon, for his part, blew off Cinna’s comments, and it’s unclear if OTK’s restructuring has anything to do with his controversies, nor if Emiru is actually leaving the group in any way. No other members of OTK have removed the group’s branding from their profiles at the time of publication, either.