Kitboga uses voice changer to drive gift card scammer insane

Andrew Amos

Popular YouTuber and Twitch personality ‘Kitboga‘ has once again led a scammer to a complete mental breakdown, using a voice changer to act like an elderly woman.

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The Twitch streamer is no stranger to scammers, often baiting them on his streams to the amusement of his viewers. Putting on voice changers, different costumes, and different personalities every time, each scammer gets outed in comedic new ways every time.

On a September 5 stream though, Kitboga got one of the biggest breakdowns ever streamed, as one scammer took the bait and descended into madness.

Twitch: KitbogaThe streamer played the role of Matilda, an elderly woman.
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Impersonating Matilda, an elderly woman falling for a gift card scam, the Twitch streamer led the scammer on for four hours.

As Kitboga kept on refusing to follow the scammers commands, they got increasingly angry. “Just hold on, do not touch the computer, hold on,” they yelled. 

He redeemed the fake codes into ‘his own’ Google Play account, which had the scammer fuming. However, the streamer kept up his ignorant innocence.

Google Play gift cards are a common ploy used by scammers to phish people’s money.
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“Okay, honey why aren’t you thanking me right now? I don’t understand,” he said. This final statement was the straw that broke the camel’s back, as the scammer lost his mind in front of thousands of viewers.

“Why are you doing that? You took all 1,500, you took all 1,500, what are you doing ma’am, what are you doing? I don’t understand! What do you want to show yourself, that you are very smart? You motherf**ker, you don’t know what you’ve done,” the scammer screamed.

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Kitboga talked back in perfect fashion, slamming the out-of-line scammer for his naughty behavior. “Why are you yelling at me? Excuse me young man, if I was your mother I would send you straight to your room.”

The scammer kept screaming in the background as the call was wrapping up, with the streamer managing to keep the line open for just under four hours and 30 minutes.

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This is not the first time Kitboga has led scammers on while streaming. Last week, the Twitch star had a scammer threaten suicide after two hours on call, which left him quite emotional.

However, breakdowns like these are why his antics on Twitch are so popular. There’s always some sense of enjoyment from seeing these scammers get shut down, and it’s even better when it’s shared with the world.

About The Author

Hailing from Perth, Andrew was formerly Dexerto's Australian Managing Editor. They love telling stories across all games and esports, but they have a soft spot for League of Legends and Rainbow Six. Oh, and they're also fascinated by the rise of VTubers.