xQc Criticizes “Insane” Stream Sniper Driving at 140km/h to Capture Lamborghini Footage

Streaming sensation xQc recently highlighted some alarming actions from a stream sniper while enjoying a ride in his Lamborghini.

Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel is recognized as one of the leading figures in the streaming community, accumulating an impressive 12.8 million followers spread across both Twitch and Kick platforms.

As an influential online personality, xQc has enjoyed a substantial earnings boost, including a notable $100 million contract with Kick that he secured in 2023.

With considerable wealth at his disposal, xQc has invested in luxury vehicles, including supercars such as a McLaren and a Lamborghini, which he showcased during an October 2024 live stream alongside his girlfriend, fellow streamer Aikobliss.

xQc acquired a lavish McLaren worth $320,000 in 2021.

To prioritize safety during the drive, xQc allowed Aikobliss to handle the streaming duties. It was then he noticed another driver exceeding the speed limit in an attempt to reach him.

“This guy is going about 140,” he remarked. “What a strange guy filming me and stuff.”

“He truly is!” Aikobliss confirmed after glancing through the rear window of their car.

“This guy literally sped up to 140 just to whip out his phone and start filming me,” xQc added. “That’s outrageous.”

xQc calls out a dangerous fan behavior while he was driving his Lamborghini with his girlfriend 👀 pic.twitter.com/zIgupeWZfG

— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) October 9, 2024

At that moment, viewers could clearly see the driver beside xQc’s vehicle with their phone out, evidently capturing a photo or video of the streamer.

After a clip from his stream went viral, fans largely expressed their support for xQc, commending his focus on the road.

“At last, someone is actually paying attention to the road while driving,” one viewer commented on Reddit.

“xQc is facing a new level of stalker behavior,” another user sympathized on Twitter/X.

“Just typical fan behavior,” another commenter added. “This is why we can’t enjoy nice things.”

Streaming platforms like Twitch have enforced strict regulations around broadcasts during driving scenarios. For example, Twitch has banned several streamers for engaging with chat while driving, as demonstrated by Knut’s ban in January 2024 for this violation.

Fortunately, xQc managed to keep his attention on the road — unlike the stream sniper who rushed to catch up with him.

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