Streamer Cuffem pulled out and displayed a Nazi flag during a heated argument on Kick. This happened while he was on a call with a man who identified as Israeli.
During the live broadcast, tensions rose between Cuffem and his guest. At the peak of their argument, Cuffem reached off-camera and produced the Nazi flag. He held it up to the camera while continuing the dispute.
The original clip of what happened was quickly deleted. Mirror links continue to circulate online, showing the controversial moment in full. The exact date and time of the stream remain unclear.
Cuffem is known for his association with other controversial Kick streamers like Adin Ross. He regularly appears in their content and streams his own variety content on the platform.
Multiple viewers claimed the flag was sent to Cuffem through fan mail. The streamer reportedly opened a P.O. box for viewers to send items. This claim has not been independently verified.
Kick launched in late 2022 as a competitor to Twitch and YouTube. The platform is backed by crypto-gambling company Stake. It has gained a reputation for lighter content moderation compared to other streaming platforms.
Display of Nazi imagery violates hate symbol policies on most major platforms. Kick’s community guidelines prohibit hateful conduct, though enforcement has been inconsistent according to critics.
Neither Cuffem nor Kick have released statements about what happened. It remains unknown whether the platform has taken any moderation action. The identity of the Israeli guest has not been confirmed.
