Kanye West had enough after viewers started complaining about the camera quality during his guest appearance on DigitalNas’s Twitch stream and took matters into his own hands.
Kanye West is one of several high-profile music artists who have appeared on a Twitch streamer’s broadcast as special guests, joining the likes of Drake, Playboi Carti, Nicki Minaj and many more.
On April 8, Ye collaborated with singer-songwriter and record producer DigitalNas, going live on Twitch together from Nas’s MacBook for a low-key interview.
Kanye West shuts down Twitch stream as viewers complain
However, it seems that viewers weren’t happy with the MacBook’s camera quality, leading Nas to explain the situation to Ye as curious fans poured in by the hundreds with complaints.
“We ain’t doing the professional setup, just real raw. We going off the MacBook, so bear with us,” Nas said. “They’re like, ‘The quality, the quality!’”
Chatters’ remarks seemed to rub Kanye the wrong way. “Okay, you don’t like the quality then? How about this quality?” the ‘Flashing Lights’ rapper responded, standing up to turn off the stream.
Viewers were shocked by the sudden turn of events, with some berating their fellow viewers for prodding the artists, while others couldn’t help but laugh at the situation.
The moment quickly went viral, taking over social media mere moments after it happened.
“Gosh dang it boys. Now look what y’all did,” one user joked on X.
“Mofos just had to complain about quality,” another said.
“All that money and Kanye streaming in 480P,” yet another wrote.
This is Kanye’s most recent interaction with a Twitch streamer after he got into a spat with Kick star Adin Ross, who said the rapper needed to be “detained” for his views during a broadcast with podcast host DJ Akademiks.
The argument even got xQc involved, who taunted the artist for his “braindead” behavior in a viral tweet – the latest development in the ongoing, and somewhat confusing, beef between Ye and Ross after his appearance on the streamer’s broadcast was canceled back in 2022.
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