Streamer Skill Specs Breaks Collarbone

Skill Specs, a YouTuber and Twitch content creator, is trending on Twitter after a video of him falling off his bike while livestreaming was posted there.

He had a broken collarbone as a result of the sad event. The short video was posted by Jay, as he is known to fans, on New Year’s Day. Jay is known for his Old School RuneScape gameplay. 

The streamer tries to turn the camera so that it is looking squarely at him, but instead falls off his bike unexpectedly, as shown in the video. Skill Specs broke his collarbone after taking a very serious fall, as shown by the humorously captioned photo of his X-ray that he posted on Twitter. 

Jay is well-known in the RuneScape community and has amassed a devoted following over the years. He has more than 180K Twitch followers and is a partnered streamer. SullyGnome claims that he has close to three thousand hours of cumulative OSRS stream time on his channel and that he was the ninth most popular OSRS Twitch streamer in the previous month. Skill Specs prefers to play RuneScape even though he also enjoys other games like Rust. The streamer responded in typical gamer form when a fan submitted the video of his fall in the comments of his X-Ray post. 

The joke was well received by the audience, who responded by continuing it with additional in-game lingo. The streamer’s fall off the bike while attempting to converse with the camera is plainly seen in the video. Jay can be heard welcoming people to the IRL stream just before the sad incident, before being cut off abruptly: ”Welcome to the life of the Specs. So basically…”

Sill Specs was able to laugh briefly after falling and comment on the accident as follows: “Oh, that’s not good.” 

The content creator himself maintained his Twitter chat by providing clever answers to numerous queries. Before the little movie was released, Faux, a fellow streamer, was interested to learn who caused the damage. In response, Skill Specs published a photo of the bike. In general, his supporters wished for a quick recovery.