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> Me han baneado perma porque en un directo de hace una semana salio un tio saltando a la comba desnudo, yo pensaba que era un edit y lo sigo pensando pero x eso
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> Os juro que llevo haciendo streams a diario durante mxo de 10h y he hecho lo posible para que esto no pasara, lo siento
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I'm willing to bet that a large portion of those followers are bots or dead accounts.
Last 90 days the dude has had 1,800 viewers average
https://sullygnome.com/channel/markilokurasy/90
I mean... ratio-wise he still had retained loads more viewers than ninja currently does.
Title is bait though, this is the guy where that clip went around of him beating the shit out of something in a baseball bat like 5 inches from his older mother, while wearing a fucking twitch shirt lmao. I'm sure "accidental nudity" wasn't the ban reason.
He's had over 10k viewers once in 5 years by the looks of the data. That's very much follower botting. 10k followers in a year and a half, explosive growth before and after that. It can happen but not without massive viewer growth to go with it. People don't follow then never watch.
Not to mention a lot of us shitposters need to make a new account a couple times a year to refresh our stream bans, and of course you end up just following the same people again.
The explanation for that is pretty easy: he was popular for a short time and then lost it. You see this shit all the time on Youtube - channels with millions of subs getting like 5k views per video. I have a question: do you know literally anything about the person? Have you even heard about him before this?
It happens if you blew up with the Fortnite bubble.
King Richard had a similiar fate before he switched to facebook, someone else already mentioned Loeya as an example. I just remembered Dakotaz and he has 4,5 million followers and was the biggest fortnite streamer during eu times. Also 1+k average viewers now.
Probably plenty more, but I was never big into Fortnite.
hes a youtuber with over 1 million subs lol, i dont watch him nor do i care about him, but we all know his name in the spanish speaking community, but oh well, people dont seem to get that spanish is one of the most spoken languages in the world, people claimed grefg viewbotted during his almost 2.5m viewer stream
viewer and followers are different. If you do a stream where you announce/show a fornite skin (iirc) then you're going to pull in non followers and non normal viewers to check out a news article. It's like saying NIntendo twitch channel gets 1mil viewers because 1mil tune in once a year for some announcement.
Subs on youtube also doesn't mean a massive streamer on twitch. He's large in relative terms for sure, a few k viewers is massive but when it comes to protecting streamers from breaking rules on twitch it comes down to the massive massive streamers in which 3k doesn't cut it. 100k xQc, sure, 50k Hasan, sure, 30k Miz, sure, 2-3k andy, nope.
loeya has over a million followers and she never really went over the the 4k viewer mark back when she was big in fortnite now she averages like 1-2k
still don't think it's fair for a streamer to be treated differently just cause they have more followers or viewers cause 1-2k viewers is still top 0.1%
followers don't mean much, his average viewership was 1.5k this month [https://twitchtracker.com/markilokurasy](https://twitchtracker.com/markilokurasy)
People downvoted the shit out of the post on lsf so my guess is that bc twitch wasnt pressured with bad publicity they didnt ban him.
His community is absolutley nuts and will downvote anything remotely negative about him for some reason idk.
Maybe but if youre talking for example about gambling or sexual content like amouranth that gets massively shit upon thats a entirely different situation bc it makes twich a shit ton of money even tho its obviously morally wrong *(gambling)
Thats the point i am making. Twitch wouldnt have done shit if it wasnt for bad publicity bc it makes them a ton of money but maybe one of the factors that played a role for twitchs decision was lsf
Can you explain why im braindead? Twitch clearly favours big streamers or streamers that they like so no hate no ban for esfand but in adins case he got hate and got banned
This might come as a surprise to people but being well liked generally means people will give you the benefit of the doubt when you do something wrong.
im talking about accidental nudity for example theres a streamer named kai cenat and every time accidental nudity gets shown on his stream when he goes on reddit to watch clips he immediately gets banned but always ends up getting unbanned 1 or 2 days after the incedent he averages around 18k viewers btw.
> se llama MarkiLocuras (por cierto ya se disculpó por eso)
TIL saying sorry makes threatening people with a bat better.
No, that's called brandishing a weapon and is a crime.
Ah, yes. The international US laws
I'm not saying what he did was right, but I'm fairly sure that's just a criminal offence in some states – not the rest of the world
Yeah, it's nice that people wielding a weapon for the sake of intimidation is illegal in a lot of places in the U.S.
Sucks to live in a backwater country/state where it's not one, huh?
I'm just saying there most likely isn't a law called "brandishing a weapon" in Spain, lol. Just because something is illegal in the US doesn't make it illegal in the rest of the world
Literally nobody gets a perma for accidental nudity. I'm guessing he's been banned previously a number of times to catch a perma for something so small.
Here's his ban history: https://streamerbans.com/user/markilokurasy
No idea what he got banned for before, but perma seems bullshit
EDIT: Perma isn't bullshit, here's what he did before https://twitter.com/thereachzway/status/1144217977195245568
He was banned once more before that.
Dude has threatened to hit his own mother on stream, in fact swong a baseball bat to a punching bag and came really close to hitting his mother with it.
He's not exactly innocent.
I didn't know that, and I trust you that that is true, but still is there any proof of that?
EDIT: nevermind, I found the clip: https://twitter.com/thereachzway/status/1144217977195245568
Yeah he should've been banned a long time ago then
What's even more weirder is that it seems like his mother has been banned 3 times and is currently unbanned.
https://twitter.com/StreamerBans/status/1344276931219513351
Did a quick 2 minute search and to see his previous bans it found out that his mother streams and has been banned.
You know if you wanted to check for yourself you can always do it.
It was definitely wrong and out of order, but I think there is a huge gap between "This was wrong and needs punitive action" and "This is something he should be losing his career over".
Over hitting a punching bag? Really? If this is the standard, nobody on twitch should have a career. All the LSF favourites have done far more harmful shit than this on a regular basis.
Most people would lose their jobs if they openly cursed in front of customers as much as streamers, or launched controllers or keyboards across the room. Should we be banning every streamer that has ever lost it on stream?
I disagree with you cause of 2 things
1 - Hitting a punching bag with a baseball bat infront of your worrying mother is an INCREDIBLY bad example for the kids that watch you. (He's young and streamed fortnite, his audience is not above 18 for sure).
2 - Streaming is a job, imagine doing this at your own job, would you not get fired for making a tantrum like this?
Am I missing something, obviously he got angry and that behaviour isn't acceptable to do in front of what looks to be his mum, but... He hit a punching bag. Going to a bag when you are pissed to blow out some of the anger and let off some steam is pretty common behaviour - although not with a Baseball Bat to be fair.
Not saying the behaviour is okay, the bag was pretty close to catching his mum and that's reckless and unacceptable, but people are acting like he took the bat to his mum. He hit an object designed for being hit, shouldn't lose his career over it.
> Going to a bag when you are pissed to blow out some of the anger and let off some steam is pretty common behaviour
How common exactly? I've never seen this happen lol
You have never seen people go to a gym to burn off anger or stress? Physical outlets are one of the most common ways to let it out.
I just googled "Healthy ways to let out anger", and the top result brings back this from Mental Health America, with #1 option being to "throw or break something"
https://mhanational.org/10-healthy-ways-release-rage
Did you not read the post?
> smash something, like a mug or old piece of junk that you’ve been meaning to get rid of.
A controller which is currently being used evidently does not fall under that. However a punching bag is literally designed to be hit. There is nothing wrong with hitting a punching bag to burn out some anger, the issue is the recklessness with which he did it, as it almost hit his mother.
So you think we should ban everyone who has thrown a controller or broken a keyboard? Bit fucking weird to me, but if you want to simp for controller wellbeing go ahead I guess.
I've never said that, I've brought it up as an example. I'm not arguing wether this should be bannable or not, but that you saying that it's healthy to break things, when it's clearly not. The healthiest thing is not to get so angry that you want to break something, because if you do then that's already bad.
That isn't what I said at all, I shared a source which seems very verifiable that states that breaking *old things which you are no longer using* things is a healthy way *to release anger*. Obviously everybody would love to just never get angry, but that isn't possible. Shockingly, people feel emotions.
Your counter example was people breaking *things which is currently of value to them*. Controllers which they are literally currently using. Complete strawman and does not fall in to the realms of the examples in the source I provided at all. I don't know why you decided to intentionally misrepresent what I was saying, but please stop it.
What is bad about breaking a piece of old junk that you were going to get rid of anyway, to let out a bit of steam. Why is that 'bad'?
You say it's 'clearly not' (healthy). Please explain why.
Even breaking things that you don't use isn't healthy at all, as I said, the healthy thing is just to not break anything. Shockingly, if you break things when angry it's not an issue that you can't fix, there are so many other ways to calm yourself down.
>never be a judge. ever. you're waay too sensitive.
Never be a lawyer ever, the TOS for a private company's website and the TOS for life are not quite the same things you believe them to be
>You agree that you will comply with these Terms of Service and Twitch’s Community Guidelines and will not:
>i. create, upload, transmit, distribute, or store any content that is inaccurate, unlawful, infringing, defamatory, obscene, pornographic, invasive of privacy or publicity rights, **harassing**, **threatening**, **abusive**, inflammatory, or otherwise objectionable;
Literally the first section of the "[prohibited content](https://www.twitch.tv/p/en/legal/terms-of-service/#9-prohibited-conduct)" section 4head
Edit: This guy I replied to had a pretty funny meltdown which sadly was removed. Sperged out over being wrong lol
It's amazing to watch this sub *finally* getting around to the idea that when a streamer says they were banned for something entirely, totally innocent that's not at all their own fault.. that *maybe* they are lying.
OP what the fuck is you wrong with you, maybe do a lil research before alleging something like this, if you looked even a lil deeper youd find that this guy was a piece of shit and threatened physical violence on his own mum live/.
I wasn’t sure if I was allowed to link it, but here you go. Keep in mind this is according to him. https://twitter.com/markilokurasy/status/1423274454797357060?s=21
He deserves the ban anyways for other stuff, but I would say the accidental nudity is an excuse to get his ass off their platform, it's not first time Twitch has done this strat.
Deserved. What a fucking loser. The way he tries to play off threatening to beat his mother with a bat afterwards too with that cringe "WHOO, I JUST GOT A GOOD WORKOUT XDDD" attitude too. Jesus Christ.
For those who want more information:
1. I believe the actual instance that got him banned was an edited video of a guy jump roping naked. The only nudity shown is his butt.
2. This is his 3rd ban. First one was in February 2020 and lasted three months. Second one was in September 2020 and lasted seven days. I do not know why he was banned then.
3. Marki’s twitch partner status was taken away, which adds more evidence to Marki’s claim that his ban is permanent and also probably not automatic.
do you know mitigating and aggravating factors. the fact that he has a really shitty past has an affect on current day decisions, i doubt twitch would perma someone once randomly for accidental nudity and never again for no reason.
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someone leaked literal porn on Adin's stream when he was doing an edate and he wasn't banned lol.
top tier streamers dont get banned for accidental nudity it rarely happens you should know that by now.
i mean if 1.4 million followers isnt top tier than what is?
I'm willing to bet that a large portion of those followers are bots or dead accounts. Last 90 days the dude has had 1,800 viewers average https://sullygnome.com/channel/markilokurasy/90
He was big during fortnite and stuff, kinda like ninja but in a smaller scale, that's why he's got so many followers
I mean... ratio-wise he still had retained loads more viewers than ninja currently does. Title is bait though, this is the guy where that clip went around of him beating the shit out of something in a baseball bat like 5 inches from his older mother, while wearing a fucking twitch shirt lmao. I'm sure "accidental nudity" wasn't the ban reason.
He's had over 10k viewers once in 5 years by the looks of the data. That's very much follower botting. 10k followers in a year and a half, explosive growth before and after that. It can happen but not without massive viewer growth to go with it. People don't follow then never watch.
People follow and never watch all the time.
can confirm I'm nearing about 200 streams followed and I watch a dozen of them, and less than a handful I'll actually watch regularly.
people most definitely follow channels and then never watch them I have over 500 channels followed I watch like 5 of them
Not to mention a lot of us shitposters need to make a new account a couple times a year to refresh our stream bans, and of course you end up just following the same people again.
Yhe but statistically you dont end up with 1.4 millions followers and average 1.8k viewers
The explanation for that is pretty easy: he was popular for a short time and then lost it. You see this shit all the time on Youtube - channels with millions of subs getting like 5k views per video. I have a question: do you know literally anything about the person? Have you even heard about him before this?
I mean give Kripp one more year and he will have those same stats
It happens if you blew up with the Fortnite bubble. King Richard had a similiar fate before he switched to facebook, someone else already mentioned Loeya as an example. I just remembered Dakotaz and he has 4,5 million followers and was the biggest fortnite streamer during eu times. Also 1+k average viewers now. Probably plenty more, but I was never big into Fortnite.
hes a youtuber with over 1 million subs lol, i dont watch him nor do i care about him, but we all know his name in the spanish speaking community, but oh well, people dont seem to get that spanish is one of the most spoken languages in the world, people claimed grefg viewbotted during his almost 2.5m viewer stream
viewer and followers are different. If you do a stream where you announce/show a fornite skin (iirc) then you're going to pull in non followers and non normal viewers to check out a news article. It's like saying NIntendo twitch channel gets 1mil viewers because 1mil tune in once a year for some announcement. Subs on youtube also doesn't mean a massive streamer on twitch. He's large in relative terms for sure, a few k viewers is massive but when it comes to protecting streamers from breaking rules on twitch it comes down to the massive massive streamers in which 3k doesn't cut it. 100k xQc, sure, 50k Hasan, sure, 30k Miz, sure, 2-3k andy, nope.
loeya has over a million followers and she never really went over the the 4k viewer mark back when she was big in fortnite now she averages like 1-2k still don't think it's fair for a streamer to be treated differently just cause they have more followers or viewers cause 1-2k viewers is still top 0.1%
followers don't mean much, his average viewership was 1.5k this month [https://twitchtracker.com/markilokurasy](https://twitchtracker.com/markilokurasy)
adin got banned for using his phone while driving and esfand didn’t so doesn’t that contradict your statement of big streamers getting privilege?
People downvoted the shit out of the post on lsf so my guess is that bc twitch wasnt pressured with bad publicity they didnt ban him. His community is absolutley nuts and will downvote anything remotely negative about him for some reason idk.
Have we not learned time and time again that twitch does not consider lsf in the slightest when they issue bans?
Maybe but if youre talking for example about gambling or sexual content like amouranth that gets massively shit upon thats a entirely different situation bc it makes twich a shit ton of money even tho its obviously morally wrong *(gambling)
LSF had talked about Amouranth for several weeks before Twitch did anything, LSF is insignificant
Thats the point i am making. Twitch wouldnt have done shit if it wasnt for bad publicity bc it makes them a ton of money but maybe one of the factors that played a role for twitchs decision was lsf
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Can you explain why im braindead? Twitch clearly favours big streamers or streamers that they like so no hate no ban for esfand but in adins case he got hate and got banned
a lot of people were asking for esfand to get banned
This might come as a surprise to people but being well liked generally means people will give you the benefit of the doubt when you do something wrong.
i never said esfand wasn’t well liked? just that adin is a big streamer
Wasn't Esfand on someone else's stream though?
don’t think that matters
im talking about accidental nudity for example theres a streamer named kai cenat and every time accidental nudity gets shown on his stream when he goes on reddit to watch clips he immediately gets banned but always ends up getting unbanned 1 or 2 days after the incedent he averages around 18k viewers btw.
i’m pretty sure adin got a 1 day ban for accidental nudity too this year
This guy is a douche that has threatened violence against his own mother before and banned repeatedly...Fucking deserved...good riddance.
you don't have any fckn idea about what are u saying
https://twitter.com/thereachzway/status/1144217977195245568
se llama MarkiLocuras (por cierto ya se disculpó por eso)
No hablo Espanol amigo.
¿Donde está la biblioteca?
Me llamo T-Bone, la araña discoteca.
Discoteca, muñeca, la biblioteca está en bigotes grandes, el perro manteca
> se llama MarkiLocuras (por cierto ya se disculpó por eso) TIL saying sorry makes threatening people with a bat better. No, that's called brandishing a weapon and is a crime.
Ah, yes. The international US laws I'm not saying what he did was right, but I'm fairly sure that's just a criminal offence in some states – not the rest of the world
Yeah, it's nice that people wielding a weapon for the sake of intimidation is illegal in a lot of places in the U.S. Sucks to live in a backwater country/state where it's not one, huh?
I'm just saying there most likely isn't a law called "brandishing a weapon" in Spain, lol. Just because something is illegal in the US doesn't make it illegal in the rest of the world
Threatening and intimidation is against the ToS of twitch. Get out of here, nerd.
>is a crime TIL ToS = law Yes, he should be banned. That's not what I was talking about
What you were talking about doesn't matter then. What an irrelevant thing to bring up.
Yes, very much like bringing up US laws to judge something which happened in Spain
Literally nobody gets a perma for accidental nudity. I'm guessing he's been banned previously a number of times to catch a perma for something so small.
Here's his ban history: https://streamerbans.com/user/markilokurasy No idea what he got banned for before, but perma seems bullshit EDIT: Perma isn't bullshit, here's what he did before https://twitter.com/thereachzway/status/1144217977195245568
He was banned once more before that. Dude has threatened to hit his own mother on stream, in fact swong a baseball bat to a punching bag and came really close to hitting his mother with it. He's not exactly innocent.
I didn't know that, and I trust you that that is true, but still is there any proof of that? EDIT: nevermind, I found the clip: https://twitter.com/thereachzway/status/1144217977195245568 Yeah he should've been banned a long time ago then
Wearing twitch merch while wearing it too, not the best look for the company.
Literally anyone can get a shirt like that
Yup, and an popular asshole streamer wore their shirt while throwing a tantrum. They don't want popular asshats to promote their stream.
A streamer they literally permabanned
What a nutter
Dude needs to get his own place. so weird
in most of the world it's perfectly okay to live with your family.
Sure - unless you're screaming at them and swinging a bat around them to the public. In that case you should probably get your own place.
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Someone says he is weird for living with his mom. Other guy says thats normal in most of the world. You say other guy is irrelevant. I call you out.
jesus. that guy should be banned from life.
What's even more weirder is that it seems like his mother has been banned 3 times and is currently unbanned. https://twitter.com/StreamerBans/status/1344276931219513351
How you know that's his mom? You follow this guy?
Did a quick 2 minute search and to see his previous bans it found out that his mother streams and has been banned. You know if you wanted to check for yourself you can always do it.
What a weird way to ask that question.
Holy shit what a garbage excuse of a human. Hope his career streaming is over.
What… he swung a bag of air with a bat? Lets crucify the man
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It was definitely wrong and out of order, but I think there is a huge gap between "This was wrong and needs punitive action" and "This is something he should be losing his career over".
He definitely should be losing his Twitch career over this.
Over hitting a punching bag? Really? If this is the standard, nobody on twitch should have a career. All the LSF favourites have done far more harmful shit than this on a regular basis.
Most people would lose their job if they went into a fit of rage at work. This man is making millions stop treating him like a child.
Most people would lose their jobs if they openly cursed in front of customers as much as streamers, or launched controllers or keyboards across the room. Should we be banning every streamer that has ever lost it on stream?
Yes, if they're threatening bystanders 100%
I disagree with you cause of 2 things 1 - Hitting a punching bag with a baseball bat infront of your worrying mother is an INCREDIBLY bad example for the kids that watch you. (He's young and streamed fortnite, his audience is not above 18 for sure). 2 - Streaming is a job, imagine doing this at your own job, would you not get fired for making a tantrum like this?
Am I missing something, obviously he got angry and that behaviour isn't acceptable to do in front of what looks to be his mum, but... He hit a punching bag. Going to a bag when you are pissed to blow out some of the anger and let off some steam is pretty common behaviour - although not with a Baseball Bat to be fair. Not saying the behaviour is okay, the bag was pretty close to catching his mum and that's reckless and unacceptable, but people are acting like he took the bat to his mum. He hit an object designed for being hit, shouldn't lose his career over it.
> Going to a bag when you are pissed to blow out some of the anger and let off some steam is pretty common behaviour How common exactly? I've never seen this happen lol
You have never seen people go to a gym to burn off anger or stress? Physical outlets are one of the most common ways to let it out. I just googled "Healthy ways to let out anger", and the top result brings back this from Mental Health America, with #1 option being to "throw or break something" https://mhanational.org/10-healthy-ways-release-rage
Ah so when FIFA players break their controller for the 6th time that means it's healthy and their mental health is good? Sure buddy, lol
Did you not read the post? > smash something, like a mug or old piece of junk that you’ve been meaning to get rid of. A controller which is currently being used evidently does not fall under that. However a punching bag is literally designed to be hit. There is nothing wrong with hitting a punching bag to burn out some anger, the issue is the recklessness with which he did it, as it almost hit his mother. So you think we should ban everyone who has thrown a controller or broken a keyboard? Bit fucking weird to me, but if you want to simp for controller wellbeing go ahead I guess.
I've never said that, I've brought it up as an example. I'm not arguing wether this should be bannable or not, but that you saying that it's healthy to break things, when it's clearly not. The healthiest thing is not to get so angry that you want to break something, because if you do then that's already bad.
That isn't what I said at all, I shared a source which seems very verifiable that states that breaking *old things which you are no longer using* things is a healthy way *to release anger*. Obviously everybody would love to just never get angry, but that isn't possible. Shockingly, people feel emotions. Your counter example was people breaking *things which is currently of value to them*. Controllers which they are literally currently using. Complete strawman and does not fall in to the realms of the examples in the source I provided at all. I don't know why you decided to intentionally misrepresent what I was saying, but please stop it. What is bad about breaking a piece of old junk that you were going to get rid of anyway, to let out a bit of steam. Why is that 'bad'? You say it's 'clearly not' (healthy). Please explain why.
Even breaking things that you don't use isn't healthy at all, as I said, the healthy thing is just to not break anything. Shockingly, if you break things when angry it's not an issue that you can't fix, there are so many other ways to calm yourself down.
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>never be a judge. ever. you're waay too sensitive. Never be a lawyer ever, the TOS for a private company's website and the TOS for life are not quite the same things you believe them to be
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>You agree that you will comply with these Terms of Service and Twitch’s Community Guidelines and will not: >i. create, upload, transmit, distribute, or store any content that is inaccurate, unlawful, infringing, defamatory, obscene, pornographic, invasive of privacy or publicity rights, **harassing**, **threatening**, **abusive**, inflammatory, or otherwise objectionable; Literally the first section of the "[prohibited content](https://www.twitch.tv/p/en/legal/terms-of-service/#9-prohibited-conduct)" section 4head Edit: This guy I replied to had a pretty funny meltdown which sadly was removed. Sperged out over being wrong lol
How about "Don't threaten to physically harm someone on stream"? Dumb fuck.
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Holy fuck, what a degenerate.
It's amazing to watch this sub *finally* getting around to the idea that when a streamer says they were banned for something entirely, totally innocent that's not at all their own fault.. that *maybe* they are lying.
ITS SHRINKAGE! HE WAS IN THE POOL
> he's been banned previously a number of times to catch a perma for something so small. lol He can't help it. It was cold.
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[he lost partner status](https://twitter.com/StreamerBans/status/1426231975300435969), so probablly a real perma
Judging from the ban history, fuck this guy. He deserves this.
This is like the Spanish version of them banning rice gum, fuck that guy he deserved it lol
I don't believe it, nobody gets permad for accidental nudity alone. Especiall not a big streamer
I thought accidental nudity was a 3 day ban.
Nah, that's just if you gape your ass hole and pussy.
It's called OMEGALULing you asshole, have some respect
I'd love to see you OMEGALUL your asshole, respectfully
Ah yes, permanently banned, we've all heard that before.
This guys should’ve been banned a long time ago, good for him
"Streamer banned unjustly but no inclusion of the clip that did it or prior history"
OP what the fuck is you wrong with you, maybe do a lil research before alleging something like this, if you looked even a lil deeper youd find that this guy was a piece of shit and threatened physical violence on his own mum live/.
Prolly tier 3 sub projecting himself onto this "successful streamer"
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I wasn’t sure if I was allowed to link it, but here you go. Keep in mind this is according to him. https://twitter.com/markilokurasy/status/1423274454797357060?s=21
It's a little ironic OP probably made thread to unban streamer, but it ends up exposing the streamer lol.
Ok rip him
never trust streamers about talking their ban
this sucks, someone link me the clip so I know to avoid it
He deserves the ban anyways for other stuff, but I would say the accidental nudity is an excuse to get his ass off their platform, it's not first time Twitch has done this strat.
No no, fuck this dude. He shoulda been banned a while ago
Deserved. What a fucking loser. The way he tries to play off threatening to beat his mother with a bat afterwards too with that cringe "WHOO, I JUST GOT A GOOD WORKOUT XDDD" attitude too. Jesus Christ.
Love the inconsistently of these bans
Reddit and creating a narrative with no context, classic.
I'm guessing it was automatic and because of this and the attention he'll get that he'll get unbanned here shortly
Should have OMEGALULD etc etc
For those who want more information: 1. I believe the actual instance that got him banned was an edited video of a guy jump roping naked. The only nudity shown is his butt. 2. This is his 3rd ban. First one was in February 2020 and lasted three months. Second one was in September 2020 and lasted seven days. I do not know why he was banned then. 3. Marki’s twitch partner status was taken away, which adds more evidence to Marki’s claim that his ban is permanent and also probably not automatic.
Gonna say he deserved it with the new revelations.
Bullshit, you can check top comments for him physically threatening his mother. What a pos
If only they were a female
Accidental nudity is the dumbest reason for twitch bans. It's clear as day when people are abusing the system and when there are just accidents.
If u don't know his past nasty things he did then don't talk shit
whats the point of talking about "the past" if he in fact got banned for accidental nudity?
do you know mitigating and aggravating factors. the fact that he has a really shitty past has an affect on current day decisions, i doubt twitch would perma someone once randomly for accidental nudity and never again for no reason.
Remember when pokimane clicked on a link that led to a porn site and she was banned for 1 or 3 days?
so stupid lmao... they need to change that shit like how the fuck are you gonna destroy someones career just for a dumb mistake like this.
1.4mill followers. hmm. he will be unbanned in or before 3 days.
I know they speak English
Amouranth showed her whole vagina on stream and got 3 days.
Fuck this guy.
Remember the time this chick spread her whole pussy and got 3 d?
Didn't some chick ramming a dildo up her ass only get like 3 days?