"I don't give a f***": Twitch streamer Atrioc expresses support over EEvisu cheating scandal
Brandon "Atrioc" is just one of many content creators who recently gave their hot take on the developing EEVisu cheating scandal.
On April 25, Phil "EEVisu" took to Twitter to admit that he had cheated on the latest episode of Mizkif's Schooled. The quiz game show challenged influencers and streamers to compete for a cash prize pool, and the show had just recently hit its one-year mark.
In the most recent episode, contestants competed against each other for a collective prize of $50K. In the end, EEVisu was delegated as the victor of the considerable winnings. But ever since the Super Smash Bros star revealed his tricks, the internet was pretty split on how to feel about the entire situation.
In a now-deleted clip, Twitch personality Atrioc was caught discussing how he felt about EEVisu both admitting to and simply cheating in the first place. He started off his short rant at minute 23:51 of the original VOD:
He disclosed that he had known the Super Smash Bros star for a long time and felt that the fact that Schooled wasn't a serious show should justify his friend's decision to cheat. Atrioc also expressed that he believed the stunt had to have brought in more publicity for the show and that doing such things is the norm for entertainment shows:
Matthew "Mizkif" himself had expressed interest in terminating his influencer-based show in light of recurring cheating scandals over the past couple of months.
He solemnly announced that he was "over it" to showcase that he was done putting up with the participants' decisions to not take his show seriously and cheat in favor of the monetary prize pool.
In his own stream, Atrioc suggested that he felt that Mizkif hadn't really done much to stop the cheating in the first place:
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