N3on says the recent Twitch ban is "really affecting" him, announces taking "time off" for his mental health

Controversial Kick streamer Ragnesh "N3on" has responded after getting banned for the second time on Twitch. For those out of the loop, the Indian-American personality made headlines for contentious reasons on September 21, 2024, when Twitch streamer Vightingale accused him of homophobia during the first day of TwitchCon 2024 in San Diego.

During their conversation, Vightingale expressed discontent with N3on, claiming that the 19-year-old's community was "trolling" them at the convention. They then accused the content creator of misgendering them, remarking:

"We got a bunch of people trolling me because of you. Why is it that you and your community brought all these people into my channel to try to troll me, to say all kinds of crap about me, and misgender me? You are calling me 'bro' again."

Following this controversy, an automated X account, @StreamerBans, notified the community that N3on's channel had been banned on the Amazon-owned platform. As of this writing, his Twitch channel is "temporarily unavailable" due to a violation of the terms of service.

On September 22, 2024, the Kick streamer took to his alternate X handle, @N3onalt, to comment on his Twitch suspension, claiming it was "really affecting" him. He then announced that he was taking "time off" for his mental health, writing:

"This ban is really affecting me. It wasn't even intentional. I'm gonna take some time off for my mental health."

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What was the other controversy surrounding N3on at TwitchCon 2024 San Diego?

In addition to his altercation with Twitch streamer Vightingale, N3on was confronted by Kick IRL content creator Yousef "Fousey" at TwitchCon 2024 in San Diego. For context, the two were recently involved in a feud, as Fousey accused N3on of "scamming" him by failing to pay $1,000 on a bet he made.

During a broadcast with Adin Ross on September 17, 2024, Fousey provided details about the situation, saying:

"I won a thousand dollars, fair and square, from a bet that he made. I told him, 'You can't bet. Your religion. You can't do it.' He made the bet for a thousand dollars. He lost. He said, 'Bet, I'll have my dad contact you and send you the money.' His dad never contacted me. He wanted my BitCoin address."

On September 20, 2024, Fousey confronted N3on and served him with legal papers at the streamer convention. The latter eventually paid Fousey $1,000, putting an end to their dispute.