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If you’re going to stream on Twitch, then you need to expect the occasional mishap. It’s simply the way of life. From time to time, things will go wrong and when I say wrong, I mean disastrously. Recently, streamer xQc lost a whopping $800,000 mid-stream due to a technical bug, and Logan Paul got bitten in the balls by his dog during a live workout. Ouch.
Another streamer managed to set their kitchen on fire whilst cooking up a meal, and a Call of Duty LAN party ended an actual brawl. I’m sure you get the idea? Twitch can be a wildly chaotic place and now, musician Post Malone added further evidence to that claim after he performed a terrible… well… let’s call it a move.
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Just a few days ago, Post Malone took part in a charity stream and whilst playing Apex Legends, he promised viewers that he’d have a go at doing a backflip if he reached his goal of $50,000 raised. The funds were for United Way, a global charity which helps those struggling to access education, income, and healthcare.
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As the musician approached his goal, he started to back away from the promise, putting doubt into viewers' minds over whether Malone was actually capable of a backflip. The thing is, viewers had donated their money, so in the end, Malone was forced to follow through on the promise and the result was… something. Take a look below (thanks to Reddit user DyxtroyzzDI).
To call this a fail would be an understatement. To be fair, if you’ve never done a backflip before, it’s just not going to happen, is it? But there’s no flipping motion at all here. Before the attempt, Malone teased, “I said that I would attempt a backflip. This floor is mad hard in here y’all.” I’d call it more of a wild kick but even then, I think that’s me being generous. Well done to Post Malone though for a successful fundraiser. The flip leaves something to be desired though.
Topics: Twitch