Two men break car window to steal Argentinian IRL streamer Milica's phone during livestream

Argentinian Twitch streamer Milica had her phone stolen while streaming alongside another content creator in a car. While the two were looking into her phone's camera and broadcasting themselves live to an audience, a man broke her side of the car's window and snatched her phone.

The entire ordeal was being recorded and broadcast live by the phone's camera. This meant that the actions committed by two helmet-clad men were clearly visible to Milica's audience throughout.

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IRL streamer Milica's phone was stolen while she was livestreaming inside a car

The perpetrator can be seen in the rear window behind Milica before committing the robbery (Image via @DramaAlert/X)

Argentinian Twitch IRL streamer Milica was the victim of a robbery while livestreaming, with two people making away on a motorcycle after snatching her smartphone. In the clip of the incident, the robbers could briefly be seen on camera through the car's rear windshield.

Soon after, the car window on Milica's side was broken by one of the robbers, who quickly grabbed a hold of her phone. While the two individuals could initially be seen riding away with it by Milica's audience, her phone's camera was eventually covered by one of them.

She also posted an Instagram story showcasing the aftermath of the incident, including the broken car window. It was reported that the two only suffered minor injuries due to the broken glass but were left mostly unharmed.

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IRL streamers are known to be often involved in controversial scenarios, as most of their content involves unprecedented interactions with strangers they meet while out and about. Kick streamer dumbdumbjeez became the subject of one such controversy when he left a homeless woman with the bill at a restaurant after inviting her for a free meal.

He claimed that he had forgotten his wallet upon seeing the bill and left the restaurant under the pretext of retrieving it. However, he never returned, and his actions were condemned by users online.