Hasanabi strikes back at xQc following their recent drama

Hasanabi strikes back at xQc following their recent drama

Hasanabi was recently called out by none other than the Juicer, Felix “xQc” Lengyel, for livestreaming an ongoing car chase in Los Angeles which ended in a person losing their life.

While xQc was streaming the same chase with a delay in accordance to Twitch’s Terms of Service and instantly cut it off as soon as it was clear to him that a person had lost their life. Hasanabi on the other hand had not taken the liberty of adding a delay and neither did he stop his stream as soon as he saw the dead body on his screen.

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xQc called both Hasan and Twitch out after the incident saying that if he had made the same mistake, he would’ve definitely been banned for an indefinite amount of time and had action taken against him. “I’m not being a snitch about it, but Hasan watched a guy die on stream. I took the precaution to hide it. I put a delay, and I was smart about it. And what is my reward for it? Nothing. f**king nothing. Actually nothing.”

xQc also went ahead and claimed that Twitch was giving Hasan special treatment because of his openly political stance of being a leftist. “But trust me, if I saw that guy die on my stream, if I made a mistake, I would have gotten banned. I don’t want to hear it. I don’t care … Hasan is a political streamer in good standing, and he’s a leftist, so that’s an instant win.”

Hasanabi took the liberty of replying to xQc on his own stream very soon after hearing about what xQc had been saying, and pointed out that xQc was not doing anything different than himself and was streaming a live crime coverage too. He pointed out that if he were to watch the footage on his livestream once again, he would definitely be banned as the footage wasn’t live anymore and he would be held liable for the damages that might occur.

Related: “I would’ve been banned,” xQc claims Hasan gets special treatment on Twitch after recent drama

Hasanabi reacts to xQc’s claims

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“The person who’s watching the live crime coverage in real time was also talking about how I should be banned for watching live crime coverage,” he said. “Do you have goldfish brain? Do you think if I watch this right now, after Twitch didn’t ban me, you think I could get away with watching this?”

He then went on to react to the clip of xQc’s stream where he was watching the car chase calling it the “most ethical way” for him to be able to stream it on his channel again because that way, neither xQc, not Twitch would be able to be mad at him.

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