FaZe Lacy screams in pain as a woman yanks his injured leg at Streamer University

It turns out pulling the leg of a guy in a wheelchair is a bad idea, actually.

Man drinking from suspended bottle at event
(Image via FaZe Lacy on Twitch)
TL;DR
  • FaZe Lacy was pulled from his wheelchair by YourRAGE as a joke at Streamer University, then a woman yanked his injured leg while he shouted "stop."
  • The injury is reportedly a torn ACL that hasn't had surgery yet, not a broken leg as first claimed.
  • It's unclear if the pull caused further damage, and the woman's identity and intent remain unconfirmed.
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A clip from Streamer University has gone viral after it appears to show FaZe Lacy crying out in pain when a woman pulled on his injured leg.

Lacy was using a wheelchair at the campus-style event, which is tied to Kai Cenat. He has been dealing with a knee problem, a torn ACL that hasn’t yet been treated with surgery.

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The sequence starts with fellow streamer YourRAGE taking Lacy out of his wheelchair. Viewers read this as a joke between two friends, with Lacy seeming to play along and land on his healthy side.

The problem came next. A woman standing nearby approached Lacy on the floor. After someone mentioned taking his shoes, she reached down and pulled on the leg tied to his knee injury.

Lacy reacted instantly, saying “ow” and “stop” more than once. She kept tugging briefly before letting go. The whole thing lasted only a few seconds.

People around him then stepped in to make clear that his injury was real and that the wheelchair wasn’t a bit.

The setup made things messy. Lacy’s friend had just pulled him from the chair moments earlier, he had no visible cast, and the event is full of exaggerated stunts for stream content.

Some felt she genuinely thought the whole thing was staged. Others argued that pulling a stranger’s leg is a bad move no matter what, especially after he told her to stop.

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