Tristan and Andrew Tate criticize IShowSpeed ​​​​for scaring a child during a livestream in Denmark.

Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate, both known for their controversial online presence, recently criticized popular YouTube personality IShowSpeed ​​after a video surfaced of him scaring a child during a livestream in Copenhagen, Denmark. Despite IShowSpeed’s apology to the child’s father, the Tate brothers were quick to condemn his behavior.

The quickly viral incident saw IShowSpeed ​​unintentionally startle a baby while streaming in Copenhagen. Andrew Tate took to social media platform X to express his disdain, calling IShowSpeed ​​a “clown” and accusing him of using his bodyguards to intimidate the child’s father who confronted him about the incident. In his post, Andrew Tate wrote:

“I hate to comment on petty internet drama, but did Ishowspeed really scare a man’s baby on purpose? Scream in a baby’s face? And then have his big guards intimidate the father? Bro, these clowns are out of control. Disgusting.”

In the viral clip, IShowSpeed ​​can be seen immediately apologizing to the father, acknowledging his mistake and expressing sincere remorse:

“I’m sorry bro. No seriously, it’s my fault, I apologize. I’m sorry.”

Despite the apology, the situation escalated when the father mentioned the presence of the bodyguards. IShowSpeed ​​​​quickly reassured him, asked his colleagues to remain quiet and repeated his apology:

“No, no, fuck that bro. I apologize, you know? That’s my fault. I didn’t mean it. (To his staff) No, no, no, be quiet. (To the father) Like I said, I didn’t mean it, I’m sorry. Yeah, it was an accident. Yo, I didn’t try to make your baby cry. I just said it was an accident, bro, I’m sorry.”

Tristan Tate also voiced his disapproval, posting a separate message on social media criticizing IShowSpeed’s influence on young viewers:

“I have never seen a clip from this idiot that I found useful or helpful for a young person to watch. Act like a monkey. Take the money. Poison the minds of the youth. Part of the psy-op.”

In contrast, Rumble streamer Sneako came to the rescue of IShowSpeed. Known for his own controversial stances, Sneako argued

that IShowSpeed, despite his occasional missteps, is a positive role model for young people. He pointed out that IShowSpeed ​​​​is one of the few streamers who openly supports causes like free Palestine:

“He’s only 19 and one of the few streamers in the world who’s calling for Palestine to be free. He can be loud, but he’s an example for kids to try new things and love life. I wouldn’t judge based on a few bad clips.”

IShowSpeed ​​​​has remained relatively quiet on the matter following its on-stream apology, focusing on its ongoing travels and livestreams in several European cities, including Sofia, Oslo, Milan, and Prague. However, the incident in Copenhagen has sparked significant debate about the behavior and responsibilities of popular online influencers.