Destiny pulled up a stack of old chat messages attributed to Hasan Piker during a recent broadcast, showing the political streamer chatting about Pokimane back in his pre-fame days as a viewer in Destiny’s chat.
The messages reportedly date back to around 2019, a period when Hasan was still climbing the Twitch ladder and Destiny was already a fixture of the platform’s politics and debate scene. The logs show Hasan posting in Destiny’s chat about Pokimane, with viewers reading the comments as flirty or thirsty rather than casual.
One line that surfaced in the clip reads along the lines of “she still talking about how good I must be in bed,” with several other messages in a similar tone. The exact wording varies depending on which log entry you look at, but the theme is consistent.
Destiny appeared to be casually browsing the archive on stream, with Trainwrecks footage visible on screen at one point, suggesting the Pokimane logs came up as part of a wider trip down Twitch memory lane.
From the chat to the front page
The clip lands at a pretty loaded moment. Destiny and Hasan, once friendly enough to share orbits in the political streaming world, have long since fallen out. Their split has been one of the most public feuds in online politics, and Destiny’s community has a habit of pulling old Hasan material back into circulation.
The “Destiny made Hasan” claim has been around for years. Destiny fans point to Hasan’s early appearances on debate panels and his presence around Destiny’s content as proof that he got an early boost from that audience. Hasan’s side has always pushed back, pointing to his work at The Young Turks and his own independent growth into one of Twitch’s biggest left-wing voices.
Pokimane, for her part, has no involvement in the resurfacing beyond being the subject of the old messages. There’s no new statement from her, no new interaction with Hasan, and nothing in the clip suggesting she had any idea Destiny was about to dust off the archive.
Neither Hasan nor Pokimane has responded to the clip at the time of writing.
