SomeOrdinaryGamers explains why he deleted his official X account

Popular YouTuber Mutahar "SomeOrdinaryGamers" has addressed his online community after deleting his official X account. In a video titled, I Deleted My Twitter Account..., the content creator claimed that using the social media platform was a "total waste of time" and "offered no benefit" to his YouTube channel:

"Yep, it (his official X account) is completely gone. You might be like, 'Whoa! Why would somebody jump down and do something like that, Muta?' Now, there are a couple of reasons for it. One of them is - it actually doesn't really do any benefit. We, actually, ran the numbers, and cost-benefit analysis-wise, using X was a total waste of time, and actually offered no benefit to the YouTube channel whatsoever."

After he disclosed that he used X to interact with his community, communicate with other YouTubers, and get information, SomeOrdinaryGamers responded to speculation that he got hacked:

"I can confirm that my 17 virtual machines have not been breached, and I have not been hacked. Now, I actually went through and deactivated, and I probably shouldn't be saying this... but they've killed two-factor authentication. The site doesn't even tell you, 'Goodbye! You deactivated.' 'No! We just took away a critical security feature (two-factor authentication)!' That's always a good sign, by the way."

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"I don't follow Andrew Tate but I see him talk about his recent arrest" - YouTuber SomeOrdinaryGamers opens up about his experience being on X

At the three-minute mark of the video, SomeOrdinaryGamers opened up about his experience being on X and discussed Rumble star Nico "Sneako's" recent controversial post.

He remarked that although he didn't follow Sneako, he still came across the streamer's post on his timeline:

"A couple of days ago, I saw a Sneako post, and it's funny because... I don't even follow him! And, it's a literal AI image of two Jewish guys, okay? They had a Black dude in the middle, and the Black guy had his, you know, head removed. It was kind of like a lobotomy or something like that. But the brain was replaced with fried chicken. And I'm sitting there and I'm like, 'I'd literally see this on (4chan) /pol/.' I, actually and unironically, see this there."

Timestamp: 03:45

SomeOrdinaryGamers then claimed that he also saw Andrew Tate discuss his recent arrest despite not following him on the Elon Musk-owned social media platform:

"I don't follow Andrew Tate but I'm seeing him about his recent arrest, okay? It's funny because that's one side of the spectrum I dislike. But then you see crazy nutjobs on the hyper-left side of Twitter, who are like, "Man, Muta is that transphobic Nazi boy.'"

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This is not the first time SomeOrdinaryGamers has made headlines this year. On May 13, 2024, the content creator became embroiled in a controversy when political streamer Clara "Kefalls'" audience allegedly harassed his wife.