Key Takeaways
- Dr Disrespect has confirmed he will be streaming on Rumble starting from December 2, 2024.
- The move comes after the streamer was demonetized by YouTube once the truth about his Twitch ban was revealed.
- Dr Disrespect was banned from Twitch in 2020 but the reasoning behind the ban wasn’t revealed until this year.
Dr Disrespect has been the center of attention for all the wrong reasons throughout 2024. The latest twist in this tale surfaced over the weekend when it was rumored the streamer would be leaving YouTube for Rumble. Dr Disrespect has now confirmed the rumors are true, revealing he will be making his debut on the controversial platform on December 2, 2024.
The rumors that Rumble might be Dr Disrespect’s new streaming home were started by the streamer himself when he ended a video over the weekend with a message that read “connection restored”. Dr Disrespect – real name Guy Beahm – has continued to stream on YouTube despite being demonetized by the platform earlier this year. Beahm appealed to have the decision reversed but revealed recently his appeal had been denied.
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Beahm’s streaming issues began almost four and a half years ago when he was mysteriously banned from Twitch. It took four years for the truth to come out when a former Twitch employee claimed the ban was issued after Beahm used Twitch’s now-defunct Whisper app to inappropriately message a minor. Beahm had admitted the accusations are true but has since backpedaled and continued to try and re-establish himself in the months since.
Dr Disrespect Has Confirmed He’s Moving To Rumble Following YouTube Deomentization
The Streamer Will Make His Debut On The Platform On December 2
There’s obviously no way back to Twitch for the once-popular streamer, and YouTube’s decision to demonetize Dr Disrespect’s content on its platform came after the revelation of why he’d received a Twitch ban became public. The most logical landing spot for Beahm seemingly would have been Kick, a still relatively new platform where it would appear almost anything goes, but co-founder Adin Ross and Beahms don’t see eye-to-eye which likely means Kick isn’t an option.
That’s why Disrespect now finds himself heading to Rumble, a platform with a similar mantra to Kick that is best known for being “immune to cancel culture”. Other notable names that use the platform include Russel Brand and Andrew Tate if you were wondering what kind of company Beahms will be keeping when he takes the next step in his streaming career next week.
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