xQc falls to the floor in hysterics over hilarious VRChat glitch
Twitch: xQcOW / VRChat IncTwitch star Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel was in tears of laughter after a glitch in VRChat interrupted another player’s speech. The vocal bug had the Overwatch pro literally on the floor in hysterics.
VRChat originally released in 2014, but has exploded in popularity on the Oculus and Steam platforms in recent years. The virtual reality app allows people to roleplay as anyone they want, making it a hub for hilarious social antics.
However during his April 6 broadcast, popular Twitch streamer xQc couldn’t stop laughing after another player’s voice completely freaked out. The Canadian laughed so hard, he literally fell to the floor.
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xQc in hysterics over VRChat glitch
The streamer was in the middle of his broadcast when ‘ROFLGATOR’ wanted to have a popularity contest between the Twitch star and another VRC user. After xQc got into a hot tub in the game, the other player began to tell him about the rules of the contest.
However his voice began to glitch during his explanation. “We have rule changes by the way. It’s even better at the e e end of the party, the girls are going to decide between you and ch a a ance.” His voice continued to skip, which caused the personality to laugh.
He finally finished and said “Do you accept?” But the Twitch personality couldn’t stop cracking up at the vocal lag, before he exclaimed, “You’re voice is bugged, dude!”
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Another user ‘TheBigMeech,’ who was also sitting in the hot tub, told him, “Yo your voice is f**ked!” ROFLGATOR tried to talk some more, however his voice completely lagged out as he began to repeat the same syllable over and over.
“Meech, can you tell him. Can you tell tell tell…” he began. The user mocked him, saying, “Yeah yeah yeah,” which caused the Canadian to literally roll on the floor in laughter.
Frustrated, the lagging player screamed, “Ahhhh! Can you hear me or not?! Hello!? Oh oh oh…” Everyone in the room then began to burst into laughter at his vocals.
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VRChat is as bizarre as it is hilarious, and seems like the perfect material to entertain viewers. xQc has been spending time in the virtual title, and has had several clips from his broadcasts blow up.
At the time of writing, the Overwatch pro has over 2.3 million followers to his Twitch channel, and consistently pulls in 30k viewers a stream, making him one of the most watched personalities on the platform.
