Ice Poseidon drama has him threatening his girlfriend on stream

Khizar Mundia Published 16/02/2025

Controversial streamer Paul “Ice Poseidon” Denino is currently embroiled in a new dose of drama after a video of him threatening his girlfriend went viral.

Ice Poseidon is a popular Kick streamer who rose to fame in 2017 after his IRL content started going viral. The streamer being involved in controversy leading to drama is nothing new, and he has been in the news multiple times for various reasons. In 2023, Ice Poseidon was arrested live while streaming on Kick.

That same year, Ice Poseidon allegedly paid someone $500 to arrange an escort service, and he live-streamed the encounter on Kick. The streamer and Kick faced massive backlash and the platform announced a change in its guidelines as a result. Now Ice Poseidon is in the limelight again, and this time it’s because he threatened his girlfriend while live on stream.

Ice Poseidon claims he’ll physically harm his girlfriend

A video showing Ice Poseidon threatening his girlfriend Kimmee with physical violence is spreading across social media.

On February 15, a clip from Ice Poseidon’s IRL Japan tour livestream was shared on X. In the clip, Ice Poseidon claims that he is going “mentally insane” because of a fight he had with his girlfriend. The streamer stated that he commented on the size of someone’s breasts and that led to an altercation with his girlfriend. He didn’t outright state that they had broken up, but he said he would leave the relationship if that’s what Kimmee wanted.

Ice Poseidon elaborated that he wants someone who will support his feelings.  The content creator claimed that he could have sexual relations with any girl in Japan, but doesn’t out of respect for Kimmee. He went on to say that his girlfriend should be grateful for that, but that she only cares about her own feelings.

In another clip, the streamer breaks the windshield of a car and takes the broken glass in his hand. He then claims that he’s going to use the glass to hurt Kimmee. Ice Poseidon went to on state that Kimmee isn’t supporting him during a difficult time, though that would hardly seem appropriate justification for threats of physical violence. It’s unclear whether Ice Poseidon is just looking to create drama for his viewers or if he is genuinely lashing out.

Ice Poseidon is currently in Japan and doing an IRL tour on Kick while in the country. He has had other brushes with the law in Japan and was at one point confronted by 14 police officers. In another instance, the streamer hurled abuses in English towards supposed Yakuza members.

His past actions and new threats of physical abuse have caused some viewers to express their outrage against the streamer and his continued featured presence on Kick.

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