Facebook's recent convulsions are shattering, brother.

You can add Gonzalo "No. 0" Barrios, one of the Smash Bros's most popular players, to the list of high-profile Twitch ribbons that have recently changed jobs. It has reached an exclusive streaming rights agreement with the game, and now the game is also the hometown of the former Twitch streaming "disguised toast" Wang, who is famous for games such as "League of Legends". According to ESPN, he will continue to post videos on YouTube, but he will no longer appear on Twitch.

Barrios had been dropping out of the professional game until he returned to the Super Slam Brothers final in October 2018. After winning 56 consecutive victories between 2014 and 2015, he even set a world record. The former Twitch live host revealed his actions on Facebook (of course) and announced that his first live platform would be held at 1pm EDT on December 3rd. He will make full use of Facebook's philanthropic tool, the 3354 social network, to launch a live charity game by the end of 2018 to raise funds for the National Mental Disorders Alliance.

In addition to Barrios, Facebook has signed contracts with Spanish creators xFaRgAnx and Augustin51. Their participation in the platform roster shows that the company's mission is to attract more non-English game audiences.