Twitch Streamer Takes Setup to Office Depot
Twitch streamer KanelJoseph went viral after bringing his streaming setup to Office Depot. Many Twitch viewers tuned in to watch his antics live, but the experience wasn't as smooth as expected.
Twitch's IRL category has many interesting streams, as content creators give their viewers a w3of their lives while going out with friends or traveling. Sometimes, the streams can get bizarre and dangerous, like Twitch streamer ExtraEmily getting a fender bender while driving on stream. There have also been instances where streamers and content creators would get in trouble with the authorities.
Such was the case with Twitch streamer and YouTube prankster KanelJoseph, who recently brought his PC and other equipment to Office Depot. He set up his streaming gear on one of the desks in the store, and proceeded to go live to interact with thousands of his followers. However, Kanel's stream was interrupted by an Office Depot employee, who threatened to have security remove him for filming inside the store. He tried to plead that he just wanted to be a «part-time streamer,» but his stream seemed to have been cut by the employee. It's not clear if Kanel was pulling another viral YouTube prank like MrBeast, but many people seemed to think so and found the situation hilarious.
The Twitch clip of Kanel getting reprimanded by the Office Depot employee made rounds on social media, with many people criticizing him for using the store as his streaming room for clout. Meanwhile, many were also worried that Kanel was caught by security, but the streamer went live shortly after because he was eventually allowed him to stream. He also reassured fans on Twitter that «the employees were chill,» along with a photo of two employees who seemed fine about him streaming in Office Depot.
This isn't the first time Kanel has gotten in trouble because of his antics, as he was previously attacked after trying to steal a man's luggage for a video. The situation at Office Depot was definitely mild compared to
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