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Twitch Partner And Streamer Hasanabi Banned For Saying 'Cracker' During Livestream

Twitch Partner And Streamer Hasanabi Banned For Saying 'Cracker' During Livestream

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Published December 14, 2021

Published December 14, 2021

Twitch streamer and partner Hasanabi, whose real name is Hasan Piker, has been banned from the platform for hate speech, shortly following the bans of two of his mods for the same act. The ban came in late on Monday night, following his use of the word "cracker" as he signed off from a stream.

The full quote from Piker reads: "Shut the fuck up [responding to someone telling him not to use "cracker"]. Stop crying about this fucking term. Recognize the person who’s calling you a fucking cracker is literally powerless. Sorry, it’s just the truth."

This was seen by many as a continuation of a controversial opinion held by Hasan in regards to the usage of the word to disparage white people. While Hasan is of the belief that the word itself is not a racial slur and is not something that disparages against them, Twitch staff, apparently, disagreed. The streamer Vaush was also banned in the same manner not long ago.


For some added context, Piker has been engaged in a debate surrounding the use of "cracker" during his Twitch streams recently. Following up to those who disagreed with his usage of the term, Hasan said, "I’ve been called 'cracker' more times than every single one of you fucking pasty little cracker bitches in my chat, okay?"

Because of Piker's content and political leanings, there were many online who celebrated his and Vaush's ban, as well as those who found it absurd. Memes and tweets were made in celebration that some semblance of pushback against "anti-white rhetoric" was happening, with the reverse mocking Twitch and the ban also being widely shared online.


Regardless of which side of the aisle they fell on, many were just out there trying to make jokes about the situation, and what it could possibly mean for the future of political discourse on Twitch as a platform or the web at large. This moment was also used to point fingers at other offending Twitch streamers who should have been kicked off the platform before Piker.



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