Streamer Defends Against Crybully Label Over On-Air Tears
A female streamer pushes back on accusations she's a 'crybully,' claiming 'water came out of my eyes' only after thousands of comments about her domestic abuse.
The hosts reviewed a clip of a streamer defending herself against the 'crybully' label after being called out for crying on stream when her ex-boyfriend and domestic abuse were brought up. She argued, 'I don't bully people. I respond to people,' and characterized her emotional moments as minor: 'a couple of times after a thousand comments reminding me of the horrific domestic abuse I endured, water came out of my eyes.' Carl noted that her defense essentially confirmed what he had said: 'She goes, "Well, that one time water fell out of my eyes." Well, yeah. That's what I was specifically referencing.' He pointed out her response validated his original claim rather than debunking it. Blind Mike offered a nuanced take, saying he could empathize with someone having a meltdown over floods of jokes about domestic abuse, but noted her argument 'falls apart a little' because she attacks others for their jokes — specifically referencing her use of 'the Aaron argument' that 'Melton must be a pedophile because he made a joke about a kid once.' The hosts also referenced dark comments like 'Scoop should have finished the job' being directed at her, illustrating the severity of the trolling she faces.