Kick streamer BigLoaf reportedly threatened the 2026 Streamer Awards with guns and bombs in a livestream clip circulating online.
Awards season usually gives streamers plenty to argue about without anyone mentioning explosives. Kick creator BigLoaf reportedly threatened to bring weapons to the 2026 Streamer Awards during a livestream rant that also targeted the wider Twitch community.
A 25-second excerpt reportedly appeared on Reddit’s r/LivestreamFail on October 25. Taken from a Just Chatting broadcast, it attracted criticism for language that went well beyond insulting another creator or complaining about an invitation.
BigLoaf Names the Streamer Awards in Violent Rant
In the reported clip, BigLoaf invoked John F. Kennedy before saying he would arrive at the ceremony with "guns, AKs, bombs, and goddamn tanks". He then spoke about blowing the Twitch community off the planet.
Viewers responding to the excerpt criticized the remarks, with some pushing back against the familiar excuses of joking, exaggeration, or missing context. No actual attack plan has been publicly confirmed.
The Streamer Awards, created by QTCinderella, celebrates livestreaming through an annual, fan-voted ceremony. Its appeal comes partly from bringing people who usually interact through screens into the same room. Naming that gathering in a violent rant gives the people attending it a very different concern from who takes home a trophy.
A Separate Dispute Over a Streamer Boxing Event
The clip circulated amid another public disagreement involving BigLoaf. On October 25, footage from Jasontheween and Marlon’s NMS Boxing event showed Marlon identifying BigLoaf and TreyLiving as people who should not be admitted.
BigLoaf responded on X with a profane dismissal of the boxing match. The two incidents put his disputes with other creators in the spotlight, although it remains unclear whether the boxing exclusion prompted the remarks about the awards.
His Kick Channel Was Still Broadcasting
BigLoaf’s official Kick account, bigloaaf, remained accessible on October 26 and displayed a live Just Chatting broadcast when checked. The page listed approximately 28,400 followers.
At publication, no public statement from police or the Streamer Awards organizers addressing the reported threat could be located. Whether either has reviewed the footage or taken action privately remains unknown.
That leaves the event’s response unresolved. The clip has drawn attention to BigLoaf, but the more pressing question for those attending is whether organizers will address the remarks before the ceremony.