Kick streamer Blame accidentally body checked a little child on livestream in China, and the internet shared its reaction to this.
Popular Kick streamer Blame recently had an awkward interaction with a child while he was on livestream. The internet personality was live in China when he accidentally knocked over a small child while walking in a crowded street. The child was accompanied by a parent, but Blame seemed to have not noticed the child near him.
The streamer ended up knocking the child to the ground with his hand, but immediately went back to check on the child’s well-being before he left. The streamer asked the child if he was okay multiple times before he finally left, and acknowledged how awkward the situation was.
Naturally, when the clip of the incident made its way online, X users quickly shared their reactions.
“D**n that was brutal” – via Clown Hunter/X
“You can hear his head hit the pavement” – via Jay Field/X
“That was crazy” – via Jasper/X
However, others also defended the Kick personality, claiming that the incident was clearly an accident.
“It was an accident.” – via Fudge Defender/X
“I feel like you can judge a person based on these interactions seems like a genuine guy” – via connor/X
Kick streamer Blame is currently traveling in China, and has been regularly livestreaming from there.
Blame is a very popular Kick streamer who is rising in the IRL streaming space
Blame is one of the most popular Kick streamers right now, and is rising in the IRL streaming space. His online following has grown especially because of his content surrounding nightlife, clubbing, and a similar lifestyle.
He currently has a following of over 37K on Kick, and 5.6K subscribers on YouTube.
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