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Sumit Roy

HSTikkyTokky stream goes viral after cameraman beats friend over inappropriate remarks to minor

HSTikkyTokky (Organization) KICK Zante Greece

A livestream from British IRL streamer HSTikkyTokky has gone viral after a shocking incident happened during a Kick broadcast in Zante, Greece. What began as a normal street stream quickly turned into a serious controversy when one of his close friends allegedly made inappropriate comments toward a minor girl. The situation then escalated very fast on camera when the cameraman, who was recording the stream, got angry and physically attacked the friend. The moment was shown live to viewers and quickly spread across social media platforms. Within a short time, Kick ended the livestream and removed the channel from the platform.

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HSTikkyTokky stream goes viral after cameraman attacks friend over inappropriate comments to minor during Kick broadcast

The incident took place during an IRL (in real life) livestream in Zante, where HSTikkyTokky was streaming on Kick. Reports and viral clips show that a close associate of the streamer made repeated inappropriate comments toward a girl who was under 18 while they were out in public.

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