Twitch stars xQc and HasanAbi are smack in the middle of some drama. It all started when HasanAbi accused xQc of being abusive. This accusation came after xQc defended Steven Crowder, a conservative commentator who was recently caught on camera mistreating his pregnant wife. xQc didn't take the accusation lightly and decided to address it during one of his streams. The drama continues to unfold, but it's clear that tensions are running high among these popular streamers.
xQc discussed the controversy surrounding Amber Heard's use of a hidden camera during his April 28 live stream. He drew attention to the similarities between this situation and the leaked video of Crowder, who is currently facing allegations of abusing his pregnant wife.
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xQc calls Hasan 'unhinged'
After reviewing the security footage of Crowder and his wife, xQc takes a closer look before making any snap judgments. However, during the stream, HasanAbi called out xQc, prompting a heated exchange. HasanAbi said, "I think the part of the reason why he's saying this is because he's worried that if like, some s**t came out of him, that he would look (bad)."
In response, wQc described HasanAbi's comments as "unhinged." He said, "Woah! What the f**k! Okay, this guy is unhinged. I'm gonna send him a DM. This is absolutely unhinged. What the f**k is your problem?"
'I love when streamers communicate through twitch clips'
Clips from the stream have gone viral and in reponse, a user wrote, "I love when streamers communicate through twitch clips," while another wrote, "These guys just can't be friends, it's always some out of context clip that ruins the friends thing and everyone gets unhinged after lmao." Another wrote, "Because they almost always take things out of context and it blows up ten fold lmao."
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