Following last year’s drama surrounding Dr. Disrespect and Twitch has unfolded into an all-out war. The 39-year-old streamer found himself on the uglier side of the platform with consecutive bans and unceremonial departure. This has created drama within the streaming platform, and the rise of YouTube Gaming has made things even more interesting.

Doc moved to YouTube Gaming, leaving behind an army of fanboys and loyal followers. Earlier in the year, Doc learned the exact reason behind his unfair Twitch ban and decided to use the platform. Fellow streamers like Cloakzy, Dr Lupo, TimTheTatman, and now even Summit1g have offered their support.

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Summit1g is not scared of a Twitch ban

Recently, the 34-year-old streamer watched a YouTube video that contained the banned streamer. Interestingly, he had no clue that playing a video of the barred streamer could rope him into troubled waters. This streamer’s chat reminded him of all the problems that could unfold, but it never bothered him one bit. Instead, he laughed it all off, showcasing zero signs of concern, which clearly suggested that he is the favor of the 2-time streamer of the year.

“Hey, I am not allowed to watch him, it’s a YouTube video, oh s**t. I watch ban streamers all the time, I watch f*****g, I watched a video with a what’s that guy’s name with a fake wheelchair. I can’t watch Doc, but how can I watch him? Looks like our time here is over and we are going to be banned for 3 days, I am kidding, I am kidding.”

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Dr Disrespect has been doing his own thing on YouTube and has actually managed to revive his career. The world is still in the dark about all the things related to the legal discourse, but soon it will be revealed to the public. Thus far, Doc has only stated that the ban was unfair and the reasoning behind it did not make any sense.

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