Social media users react to controversial Kick streamer Gunsmxkee broadcasting live while spending time behind bars.
Content creator and Kick streamer Gunsmxkee went live behind bars. In his recent stream, Gunsmxkee revealed he still has 30 days behind bars and gave his viewers a somewhat authentic look at what it is like to live in a cell. It didn’t take long for netizens to get candid and share their thoughts about the streamer and his content.
“Weird thing to flex being down $126,000,” Reddit user W33DG0D42069 wrote.
“I’m too dumbfounded by this reality to leave a witty snarky comment,” Redditor vlee89 joked.
“Whenever I watch clips of people streaming from prison and trying to flex – I cherish the fact that I can go outside and grab a beer with the lads and eat some good food whenever I want, come home with a sloppy a** kebab and pass out on the couch.” Reddit user IFixStuffMan commented.
“Most employed Kick streamer.” Redditor abbeast stated.
“It’s nice to see jail rehabilitating and doing its job on getting prisoners ready to join the community in the future.” Reddit user FatherShambles sarcastically wrote.
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Kick Streamer Gunsmxkee Went Live From His Prison Cell
During the stream, Gunsmxkee refused to share details about his incarceration and shared some financial advice. The Kick streamer urged his viewers to buy stocks to gain financial freedom.
“Buy stocks so you will be broke forever? Listen, I invest in crypto. Buy crypto or you will be broke forever! Crypto is the future.”
Gunsmxkee revealed he would be doing a sub-a-thon for his last 30 days in prison. He asked his viewers to support his journey.
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