Twitch star Felix “xQc” Lengyel has accidentally leaked his DMs. Again. This time, it may have revealed sensitive information, however.
xQc recently freaked out when his DMs on Twitter popped up during a livestream. At the time, fans wondered if xQc had been
talking with Adin Ross
about moving to Kick. But xQc claimed that he was simply asking him where he can get custom jewelry. Now, however, another incident is making fans even more suspicious.
Is xQc moving to Kick?
During a stream on April 4, xQc simply switched to Twitter when he realized that his DMs had been open on the side of the screen. He immediately screamed and exited the browser, but it was too late.
In his DMs were a few interesting conversations. He was in the middle of a discussion with Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa about something that might be too much pressure for the Juicer right now. He was also talking with ChefBronel about something costing $500K.
xQc breathed a sigh of relief after shutting the window, adding: “Dude, I thought I leaked my Kick thing.”
This was followed by a very sarcastic “oh my god” and then xQc moved on. While he was most likely being facetious, the comment still had many fans speculating xQc’s future on Twitch.
xQc has been rumored to be changing to Kick for quite some time due to his
love of gambling. Twitch has now prohibited most gambling-related activity, while Kick has been tempting streamers with very lax rules regarding the controversial category.
In recent streams, xQc has also continued to praise Kick for its process of signing other streamers. This includes offering non-exclusive deals.
On Reddit, many fans are wondering if xQc will also take a non-exclusive offer from Kick. This would allow him to still stream on Twitch but do his gambling over on Kick. There’s no telling if Twitch would allow this behavior, however. For now, it’s safe to say that xQc is just trolling his viewers.
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