TSM Myth responds after clip of Leena on his stream goes viral

Daniel Cleary

Popular Twitch streamer Ali ‘Myth’ Kabbani has responded after a clip of TSM president Leena Xu went viral during his April 25 broadcast.

Myth was among the first few Fortnite players signed to TSM in 2018, alongside the likes Hamlinz and Daequan, and has since gone on to build a massive fan base of over 6 million followers on his Twitch channel.

During his April 25 broadcast, the popular streamer decided to entertain viewers by inviting TSM President Leena Xu to cut his hair due to the current lockdown restrictions, which resulted in hilarity for everyone involved.

Myth was among the first Fortnite players signed to TSM.

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Towards the end of his stream, however, a clip of Leena made it’s way to Reddit, titled “Leena’s Shirt too Short” as she had a slight wardrobe malfunction, which instantly went viral.

Myth responded to the post after his stream had ended, providing some context for those viewing the post and explained that it was an accident.

“Leena doesn’t really stream much at all and the camera was at the wrong angle.” he admitted,” I really just want to make sure y’all don’t go assuming the wrong thing about her.”

Myth’s response to the incident.

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“It would be a shame if people I invite to my stream decide to never come back on for small incidents like this,” he added, calling for fans not to be harsh on Leena’s mistake.

Although it is unlikely to result in a suspension for the TSM star, he has still deleted the April 25 broadcast from his channel.

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However, following Alinity’s recent ban for her wardrobe malfunction, it is understandable for Myth to take precautionary measures to ensure that his channel does not receive the same punishment.

Despite defending Leena’s on stream incident, Myth had no excuse for her haircutting abilities during the broadcast, later memeing her handiwork on Twitter by posting a video jokingly bragging about his new cut.

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Daniel is former Dexerto weekend games writer, as an expert in various multiplayer games in numerous genres. His expertise also expanded into gaming content creators, and the rise of streaming and YouTube stars, as well as esports professionals.