Twitch streamer Sneako’s comments about fellow streamer Sketch and Israel have ignited online debate.

The American Muslim recently posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, about Sketch’s OnlyFans controversy: “One gay bloke gets caught doing OnlyFans and every single influencer jumps to tweet their support. ‘You’re a hero!’ ‘So brave!’ Israel bombs the shit out of children for 8 months straight: no one says a word. You’re all frauds who want brand deals. Fuck off.”

This controversial tweet led to mixed reactions from the online community. User @joeymi11er replied, “Want to be Andrew Tate, you’re literally a poser bro, fake Muslim much?” Another user, @GeeFromNY, commented, “They pick and choose when to be righteous. As long as it doesn’t upset their boss.” User @vanilllaz added, “Prolly cuz they’re either friends with Sketch or know him personally and don’t know anything about Israel big shock!!”

Kylie Cox, better known as Sketch, recently faced backlash after explicit content from his past OnlyFans account went viral. During a live stream, Sketch confirmed his involvement in the leaked videos, expressing regret and explaining that he was dealing with “addiction problems” at the time. “That was me,” he admitted. “Two years ago I did some stuff. I’m sorry if you’ve seen some of the stuff. I’m a changed person.”

Further elaborating on the controversy during a live stream, Sneako criticised Sketch, stating, “He [Sketch] lied to you about his life,” and disagreed with those calling Sketch genuine. He pointed out the supposed hypocrisy of Sketch’s supporters, saying, “Five years ago I talked about regrettably going to a swinger party and made jokes about it; to this day, they still bring it up… and then Sketch gets exposed for being a gay OnlyFans p**nstar, and ‘it’s in the past, let it go, you’re a hero, you’re so brave.’ What the f**k did he do that’s brave?”

Nicolas ‘Nico’ Kenn De Balinthazy, known online as Sneako, is an American internet personality. Known for his right-wing Muslim views, he gained over 2,000,000 subscribers on his YouTube channels ‘SNEAKO’ and ‘SHNEAKO’ before being terminated for repeated community guideline violations. Now, he shares content on the alt-tech platform Rumble.

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