Two Streamers Shock the Audience by Using “Banned Substance” in Front of Thousands of Viewers
Recently, a scandal involving two popular Chinese streamers, known as Ai and Kan, has grabbed headlines. Following their loss in a PK (player kill) livestreaming competition, they resorted to a shocking method of engaging with their audience: using “banned substances” live on air and openly disregarding safety regulations. This act not only violates serious legal statutes but also negatively impacts thousands of viewers who were watching.
According to Sohu, the type of “banned substance” used by these streamers is under strict regulation by the Chinese government. Their public use of such substances on a streaming platform raises significant concerns regarding accountability and the deteriorating moral fabric of society. Shortly after the incident, law enforcement officials intervened and apprehended both individuals in accordance with legal regulations.
The Incident Highlights Gaps in Social Media Regulation
This incident is not only a personal failing for these two individuals but also signals a larger issue regarding the responsibilities of social media platforms. Although there are content monitoring regulations in place, the occurrence of a livestream featuring serious illegal behavior highlights the gaps in oversight that still exist.
It is crucial to understand that streaming platforms are not just entertainment venues but also have a significant social influence. Content monitoring needs to be more rigorously enforced, with effective measures for swift action when violations are detected. The actions of Ai and Kan serve as a clear warning, illustrating the pressing need for stricter regulations to prevent such negative influences from permeating to a broader audience.
