OnlyFans Model Amouranth Once Publicly Pulled Apart NBA & F1 Stereotypes For “Blissfully Ignorant Take”

Renowned streamer and OnlyFans model Amouranth once publicly slammed the usual stereotypes through her social media. Using her words, the Twitch hotshot Kaitlyn Michelle Siragusa took apart the NBA and Formula 1 cliched saying. And she did so with an out-of-the-blue Twitter post.

In the tweet series posted on March 2022, Amouranth put down a conventional idea that women who are “hot” tend to succeed in streaming and content creation as they look like “supermodels.” Calling it a “blissfully ignorant take” the 29-year-old had her say on something else as well.

To cement her points, Amouranth picked up two sports’ as a reference. The streamer wrote, “Goes to NBA game and has the epiphany that all it takes to be a professional basketball player is to be born tall.”

Amouranth further shared, “Goes to formula 1 race and deduce that all it takes to succeed is to pilot a fast car.”

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Slamming this idea, the ASMR queen wanted to convey that the talents of female content creators are often overlooked since they are pretty in appearance.

Taking a deeper look at Amouranth’s F1 assessment

As for the Formula 1 reference by Kaitlyn Michelle Siragusa aka Amouranth, “all it takes to succeed is to drive a fast car” is somewhat controversial. Few believe that having a fast car increases the chance to win races, whereas few believe in individual skills as well.

To take things into perspective, when Mercedes dominated the F1 world, Lewis Hamilton, Nico Rosberg, or Valtteri Bottas were all the top gunners in the sport. However, as Lewis Hamilton’s “True Love” Bottas moved to Alfa Romeo in 2022, he failed to finish inside the top 5. But taking a look back, he finished all five years inside the top 5 when he was at Mercedes.

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On the other hand, not everyone gets to drive for top-tier teams like Red Bull, Mercedes, or Ferrari these days. It needs extreme talent, agility, and dedication to be on the hot seat for such teams in the first place. All in all, talent is needed to be on the fast car, and a fast car definitely gives an edge.