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Why Ice Poseidon, other Kick streamers were kicked off a cruise

Khizar Mundia
Khizar Mundia Published 06/11/2025
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Popular and sometimes controversial streamer Paul “Ice Poseidon” Denino is in the news once again, and this time it’s because he has gotten himself kicked off a cruise ship along with a number of other Kick streamers.

Ice Poseidon is a streamer who has frequently found himself in the limelight for various antics, some of which have landed him in trouble, once even getting himself arrest live on stream. His very public personal life is a similar roller-coaster, with multiple relationship issues having made the rounds in streaming circles.

Ice Poseidon was most recently on the Royal Caribbean cruise with other Kick streamers, and the content creators were making headlines because of their alleged unruly behavior. Things escalated significantly when the cruise left Ice Poseidon and the other Kick streamers stranded in retaliation.

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Why were Kick streamers kicked off a cruise?

A group of Kick streamers were seen in various clips misbehaving with other passengers and even engaging in physical altercations, eventually leading to their removal from the cruise altogether.

David Ryan and Dave Willis were the first two Kick streamers to be removed from the cruise ship. The duo got into an apparent fight, and at one point even tackling each other on the pool deck because of an argument involving another content creator. They were dropped off at Roatán, Honduras, on November 5, cutting their cruise trip short.

Ice Poseidon cruise

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Fighting wasn’t the only nuisance the streamers were involved in, as multiple content creators streamed themselves going door to door searching for upside-down pineapples, hoping the find the symbol of swings on display. Other passengers on the ship didn’t appear to appreciate the search. And if that wasn’t enough, some content creators went were even streamed insulting ship passengers. The streamers also allegedly recorded some of these other passengers without their consent.

Will of that in mind, the cruise ship’s passengers were altogether over having the Kick streamers on board the ship and having to deal with their raucous behavior. On November 6, five Kick streamers including Ice Poseidon were removed from the cruise ship to the applause of other passengers looking on. The content creators were dropped off at Costa Maya, Mexico, and their disembarkation was streamed live on Kick.

Some passengers went a step further, taking to social media and speaking to the Kick streamers allegedly harassed them throughout the time they spent on the cruise. But with Ice Poseidon and the other streamers now kicked off of the cruise ship, there won’t be any more such incidents for those passengers to worry about.

Feature image credit: Ice Poseidon 

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