It all started when Mizkif hosted a Q&A broadcast and answered numerous fan questions. One viewer asked the streamer for his input regarding the Austin, Texas-based crew’s “gatekeeping” drama. Matthew’s response was:
After some time, xQc responded to Mizkif’s remarks and threw shade at the latter’s charitable efforts.
Matthew then decided to refute the former Overwatch pro’s argument and responded:
xQc and Mizkif call out each other, following the latter’s Q&A livestream
At the two-hour mark of Felix’s most recent livestream, the streamer received the following donation message while discussing the controversy:
The French-Canadian personality argued that both events were the same and that he didn’t care about it:
Another viewer clarified that Creator Clash was a charitable event. Felix used the opportunity to slam Mizkif, saying:
Timestamp: 02:55:40
On Mizkif’s broadcast, the streamer was looking through the top posts on the r/LivestreamFail subreddit when he came across xQc’s viral streaming moment. After watching the clip, the One True King (OTK) co-founder took on the former’s “impossible challenge.”
He opened his Twitter handle and read out loud a recent update posted by fellow Twitch streamer Perseus:
Timestamp: 06:46:17
After reading out loud one more tweet, Mizkif hit back at xQc, saying:
Fans react to Mizkif responding to xQc
The reaction thread on r/LivestreamFail attracted more than 190 fan comments, with some community members comparing Matthew and Felix’s charitable efforts:
Others commented on xQc’s gambling sponsorship:
Here are some more fan reactions:
This wasn’t the only reaction thread on the streamer-focused subreddit, as Redditors shared several different moments from Mizkif and xQc’s livestreams.
Earlier in June, xQc made accusations against Texas-based streamers of being extremely “hostile” and overly “competitive.” Although Felix refrained from naming anyone, many in the community considered it a dig at OTK members, including Mizkif.
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