JiDion states N3on has "no shame" while reacting to view-botting allegations

YouTuber JiDion commented on the latest allegations of view-botting made against Kick streamer Rangesh "N3on". Fellow YouTuber Kameron made a video on the topic, describing the follower base N3on holds across platforms. Specifically, the video describes Rangesh as having approximately 120,000 followers on X, around 600,000 followers on Instagram, and over 830,000 subscribers on his main YouTube channel. Finally, N3on has more than 280,000 followers on Kick.

Despite these numbers, the video uses statistics sourced from streamscharts.com to claim that N3on had an average viewership of about 67,000.

Reacting to this information, JiDion exclaimed that Rangesh had "no shame":

"Bro, there's no shame, bro. There's literally no shame, bro. Like a twenty, or fifteen would've been cool but, sixty-seven thousand?"

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JiDion comments on the view-botting allegations made against Kick streamer N3on

N3on is one of the biggest creators on Kick currently as per streamscharts.com. This is evidenced by his placing 10th on the site in terms of followers and being one of the top five most-watched channels on the platform with approximately 800,000 hours watched per week.

However, this isn't the first time the creator has received multiple allegations of view-botting, with even Kick co-founder TrainwrecksTV calling him out for allegedly faking views through bots to boost his popularity on the website.

As JiDion continued to watch Kameron's video in which the allegations were being made, the latter could be heard stating that N3on seems to have a higher viewership than both Kai Cenat and Adin Ross despite those creators having a significantly larger follower base, boasting approximately 4.2 million and 1.5 million followers respectively.

Reacting to his information, JiDion could be heard saying:

"There's no shame in this dude's game. There's no shame. How? How?"

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Rangesh seemingly ended up in tears after a particularly distressing roller coaster ride as part of the creator's Six Flags IRL stream. The streamer went onto the X2 roller coaster, allowing for 360-degree seat rotation. This experience seemed to have overwhelmed the creator, who ended up seemingly crying off-camera. He could be heard being consoled by his girlfriend Sam Frank.