Treyliving clashes with Nitro_Camden during IRL stream after calling his Twitch content ‘boring’ | World News
Kick streamer Treyliving recently confronted Twitch creator Nitro_Camden during an IRL livestream and bluntly called his content “boring.” The short exchange quickly spread online, with viewers divided over whether Trey’s criticism was fair. Nitro, who is only 18, defended himself by explaining that he has been making content for six or seven years and is trying to stay true to himself rather than change his personality for viewers. Trey later softened his stance, saying Nitro had continued to show him respect after their interaction and admitting that he may have been too harsh.
Treyliving tells Nitro_Camden to be more entertaining
The interaction happened while Nitro_Camden was livestreaming. Treyliving approached him and gave his opinion on the young creator’s content without much buildup.“You still boring though bro,” Trey told Nitro.Nitro responded by explaining that streaming was not something he had just started doing because of his recent popularity. He said he had been creating content for years and was not interested in changing himself simply to create more dramatic moments.Nitro said:“Okay. Okay. All right, Trey. All right, Trey. Okay. You were saying I was trying to be somebody, but I’ve been doing this sh*t for like six or seven years. So you want me to pull up and knock somebody out? I am. I’m trying to be myself.”Trey still felt Nitro needed to work on his entertainment value.“You gotta be funny, bro. You gotta be funny, bro,” he said.The exchange led to different reactions online. Some viewers agreed with Trey and said Nitro’s streams were not entertaining enough, while others argued that the teenager was dealing with an unusually fast rise and needed time to adjust.One viewer wrote:“Sht he ain’t lying I went in that btch live and left immediately I’m not hating I just think his live is boring asf he don’t do much.”Another criticized Nitro for gaining an audience without gradually building one.Others defended him, with one viewer saying Nitro was “basically in panic mode” because he suddenly had to entertain a much larger audience than he had before.Nitro’s rise has been unusually quick. His breakout came after Stable Ronaldo raided his stream with around 15,000 viewers. He later passed 100,000 Twitch followers and has since grown to around 330,000 followers.
Treyliving admits he may have been too harsh with Nitro_Camden
Trey later discussed the interaction during another livestream and gave more context for his comments.He said Nitro had actually shown him and his group plenty of support. According to Trey, Nitro even asked him for a picture after their interaction.Trey said:“He showed a whole lot of love to BAU, to me. He even asked for a picture. So, like, for me to, like, fold? He ain’t no folding. He ain’t no folding.”Trey also acknowledged that Nitro had been put in a difficult position by his sudden rise. Instead of slowly building an audience, Nitro found himself dealing with a large number of viewers in a short period.“This is how I feel. Like, bro really, like, just doing this sh*t. He got put in a position to where, like, he don’t know what to do. You hear me?” Trey said.He then admitted that Nitro’s continued respect made him rethink how he had handled the conversation.Trey added:“For me to come at bro like that, and he kept showing major love to me after what I said to him, it was just on some sht like, dmn. Like, that was some, you know, like, dmn. Like, you was on some p***.”The exchange has now become another discussion around Nitro’s rapid rise and the pressure that can come with suddenly having hundreds of thousands of followers. While Trey questioned his entertainment value, he also acknowledged that Nitro is still figuring out how to handle the attention.
