Sneako calls out YouTube for not banning Ava Kris Tyson after IShowSpeed's channel reportedly gets temporarily suspended

Controversial Rumble personality Sneako made a comment about YouTube not banning Ava Kris Tyson after reports suggested IShowSpeed's channel was temporarily suspended. For context, rumors of the suspension emerged after Speed pulled a stunt involving jumping over sports cars on a recent livestream.

The YouTuber himself has noted that he is "recharging" after posts claiming his channel was banned for a week or two went viral on X. However, Sneako observed YouTube not taking any action against Ava Kris Tyson after allegations against her for grooming and sending inappropriate texts to minors were made a few weeks ago.

After @DramaAlert shared the news about IShowSpeed's ban from the Google-owned video-sharing platform, Sneako responded by deadnaming the former MrBeast employee and stated:

"But they don’t ban Chris Tyson"

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Sneako's attacks on Ava Kris Tyson explored

While there have been quite a few posts from prominent online figures condemning Ava Kris Tyson's actions, some had resorted to transphobic attacks on the YouTube personality after allegations against her went viral on social media. Sneako was accused of being one of them after he called out Pokimane who had pointed out the anti-trans narrative surrounding the Ava Kris Tyson controversy.

As such, Sneako is known for his takes on women and gender identities, having gone viral after he debated Twitch streamer and YouTuber MoistCr1TiKaL where the former argued in support of underage marriage and against minors undergoing HRT (Hormone Replacement Therapy).

The Rumble streamer has also been accused of cultivating a toxic fan base after a clip featuring his young supporters using offensive language went viral last year.

As for the Ava Kris Tyson controversy, this isn't the first time Sneako has called on YouTube to ban her following the allegations of grooming. In a clip from last month, the streamer criticized the platform for banning him while letting Ava stay:

"I'm on Rumble because you banned me talking about COVID and supporting Trump in 2020. But you're going to allow confirmed p*dophile Kris Tyson?"

Sneako has been banned from YouTube since October of 2022 after the platform removed all of his channels from the website without any explanation. The internet has attributed his ban to the controversial takes about women and marginalized communities.