"Wicked": xQc reacts to Maya Higa's return to streaming after the CrazySlick-AdrianahLee scandal

sportskeeda.com:

Felix "xQc" reacted to Maya Higa's Twitter announcement about coming back to streaming tomorrow. The Canadian streamer was involved in public drama back in September, which ultimately resulted in Maya's decision to take a break from online media.

The conservationist and wildlife activist took to Twitter on November 15 thanking her audience for sticking with her despite the controversy surrounding the alleged s*x crime cover-up. Felix's reaction was quite positive when he saw the post on Reddit. While reading the tweet, he stated:

After reading some of the comments under the post on r/LivestreamFail, xQc told his audience not to be "weird" about the whole situation. Asking them to be respectful of Maya, he said:

The former Overwatch pro proceeded to allude to a previous discussion he had about her and declared that he stands by the statements he made then.

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Here, the Canadian streamer referred to statements he made about Maya Higa sometime after her TwitLonger in which she apologized for her role in the CrazySlick-AdrianahLee controversy. Here's a refresher on the September scandal in the context of xQc's statements:

In the aftermath of the ItsSliker scamming scandal, Trainwreckstv revealed on Twitter that Mizkif had apparently covered up a se*ual assault case perpetrated by his then-roommate CrazySlick. As the story unfolded, Maya Higa, who was also living with Mizkif at the time as a partner, was accused of meeting the victim AdrianahLee in an attempt to dissuade her from coming forward with the information.

Since then, Maya has apologized for what she later realized was the wrong thing to have done. Here is a relevant extract from her TwitLonger that corresponds to the apology:

After her apology, xQc had a