Kick streamer Shnaggyhose is facing significant backlash after a clip of him saying he wants to se***lly assault a baby went viral on social media. He made the remark while playing slots and casinos live on a broadcast. After the footage was shared on social media websites like X, viewers were quick to call the content creator out for his comment.
Many described Shnaggyhose's words as "sick," while others criticized Kick for allowing such behavior.
"this is just sick how do u even think of saying this after losing," wrote @yoxics.
"Bro that’s insane @KickStreaming this is the type of creators you guys support?" asked @ExoticJayB.
"Like how does one think shit like this is funny? BAN THIS AP3," said @YorzTrulyJuice.
We have creators trying to build a platform then sh*t like this happens," claimed @AdinRossEmpire.
Sweatergxd says Kick banned Shnaggyhose for 15 hours for his comment
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In the viral clip, Shnaggyhose can be heard saying he would se***lly assault a baby. The comment seems to lack any context beyond the fact that the Kick streamer appeared to be losing while gambling on stream.
Understandably, viewers were outraged by the content creator’s language and called on Kick to ban him. Although the platform does not typically announce suspensions, it is worth noting that his channel was taken down shortly after the controversial clip went viral on social media.
Fellow Kick streamer Sweatergxd shared more details about the ban. During his own broadcast, Sweatergxd mentioned that Shnaggyhose had texted him, revealing that his channel was suspended for 15 hours.
Sweatergxd expressed surprise at the short duration of the ban, and others streaming with him were equally shocked, questioning if this was indeed the content creator’s first violation.
"Oh, oh. Was that his first offense? That's his first ban, right? Ah, he just said 15 hours. That's what he texted me."
Shnaggyhose is Adin Ross' friend and was part of the SSB group that clashed with xQc earlier this year.