More stringent checks on who gets to make copyright claims.
Somebody called "Lil Slushie" is claiming music that he doesn't own belongs to him. The music in question is actually "アリスのボサノバ" by the artist "amm", one of the tracks of the album TOHO BOSSA NOVA 2, released by the doujin group Shibayan Records in 2013. It's a collection of bossa nova arrangements from the Touhou games, and is released as a fan work with no royalties expected for those who own the albums.
Lil Slushie claims it's his song called "3 Dykes."
A quick search for his name has him with his voice in autotune saying the song's supposed title "3 Dykes" as well as other interjections like "yeah!" over and over on the track, as well as some poorly-edited beats and stuff on top of the music. Clearly the work of an amateur who knows nothing about actual music production, but that's besides the point.
This should not be allowed and should in fact be grounds for legal action against Lil Slushie, as they're claiming revenue for something they don't own at all. Does Twitch not have checks on who gets to make such claims? Not only is it annoying for content creators like me, but if this is happening at all then it means that pretty much any chump can make claims and therefore steal from other artists. And since I don't own the copyright either, nor do I represent Shibayan Records, I can't counterclaim on behalf of them.