Several clips of Palmer’s Sims antics have gone viral on social media platforms like Twitter, from her weaving narratives for her characters to her reacting to glitches and making stories around them, as well.

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Now that she’s proven herself an excellent commentator, fans are rallying to see Palmer on streaming platforms like Twitch or YouTube playing The Sims.

While you likely know Palmer from her work in movies, she’s also a true meme queen, having gone viral in multiple instances on platforms like TikTok and Twitter. She’s the source of several viral sounds on TikTok, such as when she interviewed Megan Thee Stallion at the Met Gala 2021 and when she was interviewed by Vanity Fair on a lie detector test. She’s clearly made for Twitch clips.

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All of this comes a few months after The Sims 4 made the shift to free-to-play back in October. So if Palmer doesn’t end up making a Twitch to document all her Sims’ antics, those whose interest may have been piqued by her streams can easily jump into the game.