"Stop baiting women haters": xQc reacts to accusations of "racially motivated" statements against IShowSpeed
Felix "xQc" is the latest big-name content creator to provide their thoughts regarding the ongoing drama related to YouTuber IShowSpeed.
A Twitter drama started to erupt on April 7, 2022, when Jake Lucky, an esports commentator and co-founder of Full Squad Gaming, exposed an antic displayed by IShowSpeed, who was seen being misogynistic in-game while he played the competitive shooter Valorant.
The tweet in question went on to go viral as the clip featuring IShowSpeed garnered a massive viewership of 2.7 million views in the initial twelve hours of its publishing.
Due to the nature of the situation, a number of influencers were seen reacting to the clip where the host of DramaAlert, Daniel "Keemstar", started to build up controversy by calling out Jake Lucky's tweet as being "racially motivated."
Noticing what Keemstar was trying to imply, Twitch mega streamer xQc hopped into this conversation where he took a direct diss against the former by stating:
Multiple social media platforms like Twitter and Reddit went into a frenzy following IShowSpeed's meltdown while playing the competitive First Person Shooter, developed by Riot Games. A number of people had a negative reaction towards the whole debacle and did not side with IShowSpeed as a whole.
Things took a dramatic turn when the controversy started to trend on Twitter and it became more of a Jake Lucky versus Keemstar situation. After a constant back and forth between the two content creators and influencers, some big-name Twitch personalities started to hop in and provide their stance on the situation.
The drama continued to build up as xQc commented and provided his take after a couple of hours following Keemstar's statement. The French-Canadian livestreamer seemed to be in
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