"He's also a bit of a hero": xQc defends Mitch Jones amid Mizkif drama

Mitch Jones
Mitch Jones' leak of the Mizkif Discord call sparked a response from xQc (Image via Sportskeeda)

The recent streamer drama involving Mizkif has given rise to many content creators offering their opinions on the matter. This includes Felix “xQc.” In a recent livestream, the French-Canadian spoke highly of Mitch Jones, who'd confirmed the allegations against Mizkif and Maya Higa.

For this, xQc called him a "hero." However, he did also mention that Mitch Jones fumbled in how he delivered the "final blow." Here's what Felix said:

“I’ll be honest, but in this situation, he’s a little bit of the hero, okay? And I’m proud of him for that.”

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xQc talks about Mitch Jones, calls him a hero in recent stream

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During a recent Twitch stream, xQc went on a bit of a rant. He talked about how Mitch handled his part in this recent drama. The latter had eported that Mizkif, Maya, and others had downplayed Slick’s drunken, inappropriate behavior involving Adrianah.

Because of this, Felix called Mitch a "hero," claiming he had done something good by trying to take down Mizkif and Maya. xQc stated he was proud of Mitch for exposing how he had been asked by Matthew to visit Adrianah and try to downplay the severity of the situation concerning her. Praising him, the French-Canadian streamer said:

“Mitch failed it a little bit on how he delivered the final blow, okay? I’ll be honest, but in this situation, he’s a little bit of the hero, okay? And I’m proud of him for that.”

xQc continued his rant, making Mitch Jones come across as the hero of the story. Felix would then compare the situation to a JRPG or MMO (Japanese role-playing game or massively-multiplayer online game), and then chess, saying:

"Everybody was ready to make up lies and hold the wall up and hold their f**kin ground, and it left Mitch on his own, having the f**king gun that could take down the raid boss. He was the last standing piece, and it left him alone, and that’s not his fault."

The streamer continued his analogy, insisting that Mitch Jones was the “last piece” on the board, saying:

"They all went ahead of them, all right? And made this wall, right? And it was only him left; everybody points fingers. 'Hey, Mitch, say the thing or you’re a p**y, lose everything or you’re a p**y.' He was the last piece! He was the last one!"

Conversely, his chat called him a "weirdo" and said that this isn’t a game. xQc’s take was not one that his viewers particularly agreed with. Many would make memes about it, but several users disagreed with Felix.

As the stream went on, xQc continued to say Mitch's comments were important because if he hadn't offered that information, things like what happened to Adrianah would keep repeating.


Reddit responds to xQc’s Mitch Jones rant

One Redditor was confused by the rant, wondering why the streamer was talking like he was in a JRPG like Final Fantasy VII.

This led to people referring to how often the content creator used video-game terms. Others would reply that it doesn’t change how "gross" his response was to the ongoing situation.

Not everyone agreed with how the streamer framed his arguments (Image via LiveStreamFails/Reddit)
Not everyone agreed with how the streamer framed his arguments (Image via LiveStreamFails/Reddit)

One individual pointed out that all Mitch Jones did was burn every possible bridge and ruin his credibility by leaking the Discord call that began all of this drama. Another Redditor suggested that Mitch had asked Trainwrecks if xQc would speak favorably of him when the call got out.

This reader offered their succinct thoughts on everyone involved in the situation. They felt bad for Emiru and claimed Felix "needs psychological help."

The thread would go on, with many people thinking lowly of Felix. Quite a few members of the community think it’s sad of him to fixate on "tearing people down."

The current drama is turning some eyes away from streamers they used to actively follow (Image via Reddit)
The current drama is turning some eyes away from streamers they used to actively follow (Image via Reddit)

The story between these streamers is far from over, with many more content creators likely to offer their own opinions on what transpired.

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