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- Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez brought a massive viewership of more than 400,000 people at once watching her play the video game Among Us on Twitch.
- The congresswoman from New York hopped on the video game streaming site late Tuesday night and was joined by fellow Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota.
- AOC's stream generated buzz on social media when she was revealed to be "the impostor" in the deductive reasoning game.
- Ocasio-Cortez began streaming on Twitch to get out the vote, inviting celebrities to sign on with her in a more casual setting.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y. was already known for her innovation in political messaging on social media networks like Twitter and Instagram, but she took things to a new level Tuesday night in a widely viewed Twitch stream.
Hitting almost 440,000 viewers simultaneously at one point, AOC brought a massive audience to the video game streaming site to watch her play the game Among Us.
Among Us involves deductive reasoning with players communicating over voice chat in the PC game.
AOC's stream generated buzz on social media when it was revealed she was "the impostor" in the game scenario.
Ocasio-Cortez launched her channel to get out the vote, inviting celebrities to come join her.
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