“This seems very on brand for Prezoh,” might be the most fitting Reddit comment to be clip of prezoh exposing himself on Twitch.
If you want a guaranteed ban on Twitch, go naked.
In a livestream yesterday, Famous Twitch streamer prezoh got naked on stream in front of his fanbase and that netted him a ban from Twitch.
According to the streamer himself, he got a three-day ban from Twitch due to the livestream that also included loads of alcohol, according to fans:
“He gets wasted, vomits everywhere, then shows the stream as he cleans it up off his face, floor, bare feet (HOT)… kept saying he was leaving and NEVER LEFT just kept it rolling because, i guess, he was blackout drunk lmao. leaves the room at this point already shirtless, comes back BARE ASS NAKED and just flops into bed. briefly looks at his phone TO NO AVAIL JUST PASSES OUT. nobody could reach him, motherfucker was on silent! NO SOUND ALERTS,” /u/ieatlotsofvegetables comments on Reddit.
People on social media were quick to react, with many discussing the incident and sharing their thoughts on the behavior displayed.
Prezoh himself doesn’t seem to be embarrassed about being naked on stream:
A couple of weeks ago, livestreamer Kimmikka_ was banned from Twitch for having live sex on stream. Kimmikka_’s sex clip got her banned for seven days, which is very short for the violation.
Prezoh, known for his collaborations with prominent streamers like Ludwig and HasanAbi, began his ill-fated stream like any other. However, as the night progressed, the 24-year-old Canadian streamer consumed copious amounts of alcohol, leading to a series of unfortunate events:
The situation took a turn for the worse when Prezoh awoke, still unclothed, to discover his stream was still live. Realizing the gravity of his mistake, he promptly shut down the broadcast.
Shortly after the incident, Prezoh received notification of his ban from Twitch. In a display of transparency, the streamer confirmed via Twitter that the suspension would last for three days. This relatively lenient punishment has sparked discussions within the streaming community about Twitch’s enforcement of its content guidelines.
The incident has reignited debates surrounding Twitch’s enforcement of community guidelines and content moderation policies. Many viewers and fellow streamers have expressed concern over perceived inconsistencies in how the platform handles rule violations, particularly when it comes to nudity and inappropriate content.
This incident serves as a stark reminder of the potential consequences of irresponsible streaming practices. Content creators must be mindful of their actions and the impact they can have on their careers and reputations. Key takeaways include:
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