An old clip of Lacari participating in a lie detector test during a group stream with Mizkif and ExtraEmily has resurfaced online. The video shows the streamer connected to a polygraph-style device while others watch and ask questions.
During the segment, a streamer named Quqco asks Lacari directly whether he likes “lolis.” He responds with “yes” before immediately adding “but not like that.” The room erupts in laughter and visible uncomfortableness. The lie detector needles visibly jump during the exchange.
The term “loli” originates from “Lolita” and is commonly used in anime and manga communities to describe young-looking female characters. In some contexts, it refers to sexualized depictions of childlike anime characters. Lacari is known for anime-centric content and frequently incorporates anime references into his streams.
The segment was framed as entertainment rather than a serious interrogation. No trained examiner was present, and the setup lacked standardized testing protocols. Polygraph devices measure physiological responses like heart rate and skin conductivity, not actual deception. They detect stress and arousal that can be triggered by embarrassment, fear, or other emotions unrelated to lying.
Streamer lie detector bits rarely establish proper baselines or control conditions. The presence of cameras, laughter, and group dynamics makes any “results” unreliable as indicators of truth.
The clip is circulating again as Lacari faces a literal shit storm online for leaking a folder with download links loli, CSAM, and beastiality content. Although this is an older clip, I think it’s fair game to bring it up here given the current circumstances.
