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Constructive feedback: it does not make sense in the context of Twitch. You are better off improving on your strength —which is offering a good live streaming platform— instead of making your platform worse by incorporating features from other platforms.
People clearly do not like having stories on the mobile app, nor do they like scrollable “feed” of streams from people they do not follow, nor do they like the inclusion of people they’ve never watched in their “Continue Watching” section of the Following tab.
I understand that leadership is driving a large part of these changes because they want to make the platform more profitable and they know that users are unlikely to leave to another platform because there’s nothing quite as good as Twitch. However, from a UX perspective, these changes are actively hostile to users’ preferences. People don’t want to spend money on a platform that actively and intentionally makes changes they do not like.