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🚨 Asmongold RETURNED to streaming since his Twitch unban. He doesn't agree with his ban and is considering moving to other platforms. Asmon also spoke on Twitch culture no longer focuses on streaming but on people who want to be famous. Asmon would lastly correct recent viral clips on...

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This guy don't even read his kick chat only twitch hes a dan clancy puppet

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Asmon stood up for a fellow Kickstreamer:

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Wherever you stream, we will follow. All hail The Roachking!

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ou shi

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Dorner ⛓️vor 1 Monat

Streaming isn’t what it used to be

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Damn asmongold

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Kick is definitely a wild app! And it’s bazar how they have to gamble to do what ever video they want to do. So I guess instead of commercials, they went to gambling like this instead.

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Twitch is GARBO you couldn't pay me to interact with it.

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Times do indeed change.

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AsmonGoy 🤦‍♂️

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Bye mom killer

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He was born to be a Kick streamer anyways

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The terrorist Azmoungold wants to shoot defenseless children and women in a live stream. Imagine if a Muslim had said this, what would the reaction of the Jewish media that controls America be?! This is Western hypocrisy at its worst.

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DENIED

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“I said innocent women and children should be gunned down like filthy animals but I still don’t think I said anything that was bannable.” Fucking disgusting cockroach.

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