"Boy who cried wolf": Pokelawls says Disguised Toast lying about one-month ban length was "annoying"

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Twitch streamer Pokelawls recently expressed his displeasure towards Disguised Toast on finding out that the latter had lied about receiving a 30-day suspension from Twitch.

The Canadian streamer had been banned from the platform while watching Death Note on stream. On returning from a two-day ban, he explained to everyone how he had faked the entire situation along with fellow streamer LilyPichu. That seemed to have irked Pokelawls as he didn't particularly appreciate Toast lying to everyone.

He said:

During a recent stream, Pokelawls talked about Toast's suspension from Twitch for watching licensed content after he reacted to popular anime Death Note on stream.

When Toast's ban became public, he scared his fans by revealing that he wouldn't be back for around a month because of the suspension. However, on returning earlier today, he revealed to his fans that he had set up the ban with Lilypichu "to scare people from watching anime." Pokelawls didn't appreciate the fact that Toast had to lie to get his point across.

Pokelawls further went on to explain how he initially felt sorry for the streamer on finding out that he would be out of the game for a month.

However, after realizing that it was all fake, Pokelawls said that he wouldn't ever care what Toast has to say to him:

And with that, it seems Pokelawls has joined the long list of people who have complained about Disguised Toast's decision to lie. And it's likely that many of them won't believe Toast if he receives an actual ban in the near future. Pokelawls said:

While his intentions to stage a DMCA ban were good, it seems that fans really didn't enjoy the fear that Disguised Toast instilled in many streamers, just to prove a point. And it looks like the Canadian may have