Just a couple of days after violating Kick's DMCA policy, xQc is back at it again.
xQc has started his journey on Kick with a bang, by getting into trouble for ignoring the platform's DMCA policy by watching The Dark Knight. Now, just days later, he started watching Breaking Bad live on stream.
As one of the biggest streamers on Twitch for a long time, Felix "xQc" Lengyel has made quite a name for himself. The Canadian streamer is best known for his chaotic and entertaining personality, allowing him to make even the most boring streams into a wild rollercoaster of emotions.
xQc Could Potentially Be In Big Trouble For Streaming Breaking Bad
After making waves, getting the biggest deal in streaming history for his non-exclusive contract with Kick, xQc started testing the waters on the new streaming platform.
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During one of his streams, he therefore decided to push the boundaries a little by watching The Dark Knight (something that would have been impossible on Twitch).
In doing so, xQc violated the platform's DMCA policy, which he apparently didn't know until a Kick moderator popped into his chat to tell him.
Why do we think he didn't know? Well, his reaction was a dead giveaway, as he simply said "makes sense, GG" and simply went offline.
Just a couple of days later, though, xQc was caught red-handed once again, this time watching the iconic show Breaking Bad. Can't make this sh*t up.
Maybe the 27-year-old just doesn't care about possibly getting banned on Kick, as his content isn't even exclusive, so he could just continue streaming on Twitch as usual?
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One thing is clear, though, X intends to get the most out of the Wild West that is Kick and wants to push the boundaries of what he can get away with to the limit (kind of like Adin Ross did in the beginning)
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