League streamer’s Attempt to Show Viewers his Ice Cream Stash Results in Bloody Head Injury

League of Legends content creator Simon ‘Thebausffs’ Hofverberg had to abruptly conclude his Twitch stream when he slipped and hit his head, resulting in a bleeding injury.

Baus is a well-known figure within the League of Legends community, with a Twitch channel that has amassed a dedicated following of over one million viewers who regularly tune in to watch him play the popular MOBA game.

During a broadcast on July 31, he started discussing the variety of ice cream flavors he had stored in his freezer.

Actually, he left his stream unattended for over six minutes to take a photo of his stockpile, which seemed like an unusually lengthy amount of time for a simple photo.

It was revealed that Baus had experienced an unexpected mishap while searching for a photo of his ice cream collection, stating that he had hit his head with considerable force.

The top laner covered his face with a towel as he shared this information with his viewers, explaining that he didn’t want to display the injury on camera because he was afraid of receiving a ban for showing blood.

“I assure my fans that I am okay,”he said. “I accidentally hit my head on something and should probably get it checked out. But don’t worry, I’m fine and I’m just ending the stream here.”

Baus promptly took himself to the hospital and shared a brief and comical update on his Twitter/X account.

Had to end stream today because I hit my head. The nurse said it only hit the part of the brain that thinks ap irelia is a good strat so I am fine. Gonna take today off to rest and let it heal, will be back tomorrow.

— Thebausffs (@thebausffs) July 31, 2024

The audience is seizing the chance to mock the League player, as one person commented: “However, when I mentioned in your chat that AP Irelia is not a good strategy, I was banned.”

“Someone joked, ‘We still haven’t seen any ice cream pictures, RIP (hope you feel better Baus).’

Another person commented, referring to him as “The Messi of head injuries.”

Fortunately, it appears that Baus is handling the situation with a positive attitude and plans to resume streaming the following day. While it is currently unknown what caused him to hit his head, he is taking the necessary time to rest and recuperate.