League streamer Drututt banned from Twitch for the seventh time, here’s why

Khizar Mundia Published 12/09/2025

Maks “Drututt” Przychodzień has been banned from Twitch, and the streamer has revealed both the reason for the suspension and how long it will last for.

Drututt is a popular streamer and League of Legends player who has attained a loyal fan following that supports his content and constant grinding of the game. The streamer is quite outspoken and doesn’t mince words, which has led to Twitch taking disciplinary actions against him multiple times. Twitch has now once again banned Drututt from the platform over his words, and the streamer has shared all the details about his latest suspension.

Why was Drututt banned from Twitch?

Twitch apparently banned Drututt for actively promoting violence against an individual during a stream, which broke the platform’s official terms of service.

Social media accounts didn’t take long to break the news of Drututt’s latest and now seventh ban. Drututt also tweeted about the ban, and in doing so revealed that Twitch had banned him for calling for the public to take vigilante action against the murderer of a Ukrainian refugee. The streamer said he’d “pop a champagne and celebrate” the death of the person’s killer.

Drututt specified that his latest Twitch ban isn’t permanent, and that it will specifically last for seven days.

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Drututt also claimed he won’t talk about politics again in streams, which some fans seemed relieved to hear. This isn’t the first time Drututt has gotten into trouble with Twitch over strong comments regarding real-world happenings, and many of his fans have expressed that the streamer should cut back on irrelevant banter and focus on playing League.

Drututt faced the wrath of Twitch for similar reasons in 2024 as well when he made comments about George Floyd while criticizing a new emote released by League developer Riot Games. Twitch also took action against the streamer in January for banning non-English speaking chatters and using aggressive language towards them.

Who is Drututt?

Drututt is a Polish streamer who has been creating content since 2015 and is best-known for his League of Legends streams.

Drututt didn’t take making content as seriously when he first started, but things changed in 2019. The League streamer began to put in more effort and eventually became significantly popular, with a current Twitch follower count exceeding 600,000.

Drututt also became the second player in on the EUW server to reach Challenger rank in all five roles in 2025. The player achieved this feat by playing an astounding 1,570 games. Despite his being an exceptional LoL player, Drututt is perhaps best known more broadly for his occasionally being on Twitch’s bad side, and this latest ban will only further that reputation.

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