To get around this problem (and if a few browser refreshes doesn’t fix the problem), you’ll need to clear your browser data and force Chrome to load a completely fresh version of the Twitch website. The outdated page that Chrome loads might not work as a result. For instance, a change in the Twitch backend could mean that your browser cache for the Twitch website is out of date. Unfortunately, caching can cause issues on certain sites, especially if the site changes after your last visit. This helps to load assets (like images and browser CSS files) more quickly, since these are unlikely to change often. Google Chrome, like most modern browsers, uses caching to quickly load pages you visit often.
The stream should start to load, assuming ad-blocking was the cause of the issue in the first place. Once disabled, refresh the Twitch stream (and allow the ads to run).
