Trainwrecks Calls Out Streamers

Wild winter storms in Texas are causing power outages across the state. Texas has been plunged into a state of emergency after a ferocious winter storm swept across the state and left millions without power. Because of this, millions of citizens have been doing their best to keep warm as many homes and businesses have flooded due to frozen pipes. Popular twitch streamer Tyler Niknam aka TrainwrecksTV who has 1.2 million followers on his twitch channel, recently called out streamers for “Privileged” comments amid the Texas power outage. It started in a casual party of some streamers as they gathered at the OTK house in Austin to celebrate the birthday of one of the founders of the OTK, Mizkif.

During the stream, they were discussing some things then their discussion turned towards politics. Trainwrecks wasn’t having any of their arguments, and hit back with a scathing counterpoint. Some streamers have noted during the stream that Texans should have been “better prepared” for the freak snowstorm that has caused hundreds of thousands of residents to lose power. Train responded and said; “Y’all can meme all you want for clout, but that’s so fucked up. I don’t want to hear shit, That’s fucked up.” then streamer Conner said that all that was needed to survive “realistically” is food, water, and heat. Train hit back saying, “We barely survived, You’re lucky the electricity was on! If it wasn’t, you’d be miserable, like we have been for the last three days!”

Then conner also claimed that they were only miserable because they “didn’t have blankets.” He said he could survive for weeks with a blanket. Train once again hit back clearly getting fed up with everyone’s take on the situation; “You know why you can survive weeks? Because all of us make $2.6 million a year playing fucking video games. What the fuck are you talking about, bro? Half of these motherf*kers make 25,000 a year… and they have kids. Fuck that. I don’t like those high-riding bullst. You’re in a $2.5 million house talking like that! It’s easy to talk like that!”