LosPollosTV slams DDoser for ruining world record Twitch stream

Popular Twitch streamer Louis ‘LosPollosTV’ Sammartino unleashed both barrels on a DDOSer who was attempting to ruin the end of his world record stream attempt.

Many NBA 2K fans will recognize LosPollosTV as being one of the biggest content creators that the series has seen – though the popular broadcaster, who has over 407,000 followers on Twitch, has branched out to games like Fortnite. 

More recently, the streamer had made a name for himself as he kicked off a ‘sub-a-thon’ on March 29 that, whenever he received a sub, would see the stream last longer than planned. As subscriptions flocked in, LosPollosTV found himself venturing towards the world record for the longest uninterrupted livestream which sat at almost 162 hours.

On April 5, he managed to smash through that record but didn’t quit there and then. Instead, he wanted to make it a nice whole round number and said he’d stay on-stream until the 200-hour mark.

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Though, as that number was in reach, his stream was briefly knocked offline by what appeared to be a DDOS attack. As he returned, LosPollosTV had a message for whoever was behind it. “Even if I was like here’s my IP address, why would you shut off the stream?” he asked. “Like, what kind of hate in your heart do you need to have to try to like end this?”

Yet, the streamer’s anger ramped up as he got a little bit more personal with his verbal jabs. “We f**king beat the record, I don’t give a f**k, you can go f**k yourself and I swear to God dude, this isn’t a joke, if I ever in my life saw you in real life bro, you would not be able to see me again,” the streamer added.

While he wrapped the stream not long after and didn’t manage to reach the 200-hour goal, LosPollosTV thanked everyone who was still watching for doing so.

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Just after he went offline though, the streamer acknowledged everyone else with a tweet that simply read: “195 Hours 36 Minutes 17 Seconds” with a love heart attached. 

Though he wasn’t able to reach the goal, the Luminosity streamer will no doubt be back on Twitch at some point – continuing on with his normal streams.

Regardless of the attack ruining the end of stream, LosPollosTV certainly has an accomplishment that he and everyone involved can be proud of – and that no one can take away from him.