On May 5, 2023, Twitch streamer Hasan "HasanAbi" got into a feud with Matan Even, who is popularly known as the "Bill Clinton Kid." It all started when the former expressed frustration at Matan, stream-sniping him at the Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike. Following their interaction, HasanAbi tweeted that "children deserve" coal mines:
Matan Even responded and stated that the Turkish-American personality should have said the phrase mentioned above to his face rather than standing "frozen":
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According to Hasan, he asked Matan to "step aside politely," which prompted the latter to claim that the streamer was threatening him:
The back-and-forth concluded with Matan Even alleging that HasanAbi tried to scare him and "shoved a pole" at him. He added:
"You tried to scare me by getting in my face, then you shoved a pole at me like a little b**ch." I asked if you were threatening me because of how pathetic you looked. There's a reason your cameraman panned away."
"Childish behavior from a child" - Netizens react to HasanAbi and Matan Even's feud
The catalyst for the heated interaction can be traced to an incident that occurred on HasanAbi's livestream earlier today. Matan Even appeared during the WGA strike broadcast while holding a protest sign that read, "We love landlords." He asked for a handshake from the content creator, claiming that he was waging "war against unions":
"We love landlords. War against unions. We are here to protest against landlords and the unions. We love them. Can we do, like, a quick shake on hands, that we love landlords? Look! (More people appear on the camera) We love landlords! We love them a lot. We're all against unions. They are not fair to the corporate companies."
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The interaction went viral on social media platforms such as Reddit and Twitter, with the latter's community expressing their displeasure with Matan's antics. User @tnega74's comment received over 75 likes, in which they wrote:
Another fan claimed that Matan Even approached HasanAbi "intentionally":
The 32-year-old Twitch streamer's editor, Ostonox, also commented:
Some of the more relevant reactions were along these lines:
Here's what the r/LivestreamFail subreddit had to say:
Hasan has been embroiled in feuds with well-known figures for the past few months. Most recently, he clashed with controversial personality Adin Ross, who issued a DMCA strike against him and other YouTubers. This resulted in the political commentator stating that he would provide financial assistance to those who wanted to take legal action against Adin Ross.
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