Twitch streamer Vightingale calls out Kick streamers over alleged homophobia and transphobia after accusing N3on of misgendering them

Those who have followed Rangesh "N3on's" content over the weekend will have noticed his verbal spat with Vightingale, a queer Twitch streamer. The latter had accused N3on of "homophobia" after he repeatedly misgendered them. This trend continued during Day 2 of the ongoing TwitchCon in San Diego after the same Twitch streamer had a run-in with fellow Kick streamer Moises (TheRealMosesB).

Kick is often accused of having unmoderated chat. Vightingale made similar allegations against Moises, for not having appropriate moderation of his viewers. The situation transpired when the two streamers met during a gathering outside of the convention centre.

Vightingale pointed out how some of the viewers (in Moises' stream) were targeting them with toxic lingo. They further labeled him a homophobe and a transphobe. The Twitch streamer said:

"Let's see what your handle is (checks their chat). Moises. Hey, everyone go report Moises, because Moises is streaming on Kick right now and Moises has an unmoderated chat and is allowing homophobia, transphobia and other things that are completely unmoderated. You are full of sh*t."

Watch the Moises's broadcast by clicking here (Timestamp: 04:54:50)

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What exactly happened between Vightingale and N3on?

Twitch streamer and member of the Queer community Vightingale has been the talk of the town in the Kick content community since yesterday (September 21), following back-to-back run-ins with two Kick streamers at the ongoing TwitchCon 2024 (N3on and Moises).

N3on was spotted approaching Vightingale yesterday, during which the latter's stream was infiltrated by some of N3on's viewers who trolled them. This upset Vightingale, leading to a confrontation with the Kick streamer. They exclaimed:

"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."

Hours after the incident, Twitch took action by banning N3on. According to Twitch's official page, the ban was due to a violation of community guidelines.

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Interestingly, Vightingale has also faced similar action from Twitch, with their page stating that they have violated the community guidelines. The last update from their stream showed them reporting to the police following a confrontation with Moises.