HeelMike explains he was 'jumped' in viral fight video that led to his ban on Kick

A popular video game live streamer known as HeelMike explains he was ‘jumped’ in a viral fight video that has led to his short ban on Kick.

Michael Peters took to social media to announce he has been banned from the video live-streaming service Kick, explaining his side of the fight story after a physical violence situation was caught on camera.

Streamer HeelMike was ‘jumped’ in viral fight video

Kick streamer Michael Peters, widely known as HeelMike, is gaining a lot of attention online after recently being embroiled in a physical fight with streamer Adrian (SweaterGXD) and his associates.

The gaming content creators have since been banned from Kick, the video live-streaming service, following their altercation that has gone viral on social media.

During HeelMike’s IRL (in real life) live stream on October 23, where he hosted a house party, the tension began when online streamer Adin Ross’ associates known as Citrus, Cuffem, and SweaterGXD confronted the host’s group.

@HeelMike shared footage of the streamed fights via Twitter, captioning his latest clip with the comment:

“One day ban on kick! Still on great terms with Kick and even though these guys crashed the party and jumped me I understand the short ban for violence. The fight did get pretty graphic.”

Prior to the recent viral video, @Heelmike asked Twitter: “Another fight, why does this keep happening? Mom, I’m sorry.”

HeelMike banned on Kick after viral fight

@HeelMike6 took to his Instagram story with a short vlog-style video to explain the consequences:

“I’m banned off of Kick for one day just because of how excessive the violence was, even though I got jumped.”

Explaining that he had just got off of a phone call with ‘Eddie’ – supposedly referring to Edward Craven, Australian entrepreneur and co-founder of the live streaming platform Kick – HeelMike explains:

“He is not mad at me at all, he understands. He is on my side, I don’t know what those guys were doing.”

The video creator finalizes his clip suggesting he is using this time to celebrate having some time off: “I’ll be back after the ban, I’m about to eat some steak and espresso martinis and celebrate my day off.”

In another Instagram story, the creator shared a photo of his celebratory steak and martini cocktail.

When a Twitter user commented on the situation by suggesting that all people involved should have been banned from Kick, @Heelmike responded:

“We all did. Time to enjoy my day off with steak and expresso martinis though.”

Streamers’ fight sparks crazy memes on Twitter

When reacting to the viral footage of the fight, viewers have created memes to share on Twitter.

Referring to HeelMike’s part in the violence, a user named @ColbyWhite23 edited a wrestling image to jokingly represent the streamers’ fight.

Another comical meme used an animated image with the streamers’ faces edited onto the image.

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