HasanAbi claims BruceDropEmOff saying "cracker" is not ban-worthy, says he will "definitely" defend his position

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During a recent livestream on March 3, 2023, Twitch star Felix "xQc" got together with political commentator Hasan "HasanAbi" and Josh "YourRAGE." The trio discussed some of the controversies shrouding the streaming industry, during which xQc suggested that content creators should take accountability for their actions instead of "blaming the system."

HasanAbi chimed in, saying that he took accountability for his actions and recalled getting banned from the platform for his contentious opinion. He then cited Bruce "BruceDropEmOff" as an example and suggested that the latter making a remark about someone "killing themselves" was ban-worthy, but his usage of the slur "cracker" was not.

The Turkish-American personality stated that he would "definitely" defend his position and added that it was a "hill that he died on:"

At the ten-hour mark of xQc's livestream, HasanAbi wondered why everyone was "so angry" about what was going on in the streaming sphere. He was perplexed as to why several streamers and their audiences were "yelling" at one another.

The French-Canadian icon responded by saying:

Hasan stated that he took accountability for his actions and recalled an instance when he got suspended from Twitch:

He then used BruceDropEmOff's Twitch ban as an example, claiming that his use of the word "cracker" was not enough to warrant a ban. After hearing HasanAbi's point of view, xQc burst out laughing. The former continued further:

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xQc interrupted HasanAbi and shared his thoughts on people using the slur. He claimed that the problem was in the word's origins:

HasanAbi compared saying "cracker" to saying the word "Karen." xQc disagreed with this take and responded:

The 31-year-old personality continued the