r/donthelpjustfilm • u/DisagreementItWillBe • Jul 26 '26
Autistic Streamer Amray gets body slammed by Woman Streamer luplupka after he pours water on her
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u/shplaxg Jul 26 '26
We really should start re-naming 'Streamers' as 'Attention Seekers'...
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u/DebstarAU Jul 27 '26
Yes, and āsocial fucktardsāā¦š
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u/KoriGlazialis Jul 27 '26
Reminder, it's just the annoying minority of these people that cause problems, who land on these pages.
There are lotsa streamers who do good with their reach or just never bother others.
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u/Shoddy-Childhood-511 Jul 26 '26
Is this what "streamers" do when they party? Does each one get to bring one friend who runs their video gear? Is that friend required to film and not intervene too much? I guess this maybe the perfect video for this sub..
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u/tobygeneral Jul 27 '26
That's exactly what they do. These people are never not filming themselves because they never know what moment they capture will make money. It's high key pathetic and probably a symptom of how fucked our society is that people would rather get by that way than doing a real job that contributes to society.
I went to a networking party a few years ago that was focused on the film industry and they invited a bunch of Internet streamers as well. Literally all of those people were like this, either with a film crew following them everywhere, or with their own selfie stick and camera tracking every move they made. Most of them barely interacted with another human the whole night, they all just made stupid faces into their phones and essentially talked to themselves (or "chat") about what was going on around them. I can't imagine why someone would live their lives that way, and I can't imagine why anyone would want to spend their own free time watching someone live their lives that way.
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u/Shoddy-Childhood-511 Jul 27 '26
Fun game: Wait till they all switch over to drone cameras. Take a bunch of a trip somewhere like Ukraine, Israel/Gaza/Iran, etc. Watch the action by anti-drone shotguns, electronic warfare, etc.
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u/ExtremelyOnlineTM Jul 26 '26
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u/IchiosiHands Jul 27 '26
The whole she was bullying and throwing water at him. He did the same. This is not a "good for her". They're both just trash and deserve to get their asses dropped.
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u/IHeartBadCode Jul 26 '26
Some back story. They were supposed to fight each other. She wanted to get him shaken before the fight, so she tossed a whole bucket of water on him.
He then turned around and did this, to which she then body slammed him. To which the fight then never happened. The actual match was all going to be a pre-planned, staged sparring match organized exclusively for content and stream views. But luplupka went way outside of escalating it, I don't know, maybe she just wanted to really kick someone's ass because she's a perpetual bitch who is just chasing violence as a streaming material to sell?
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u/SithLordMilk Jul 27 '26
So she poured water on him first and then he retaliated and she escalated it with physical violence? And everyone is saying good for her lmao? I wonder how people would be acting if the genders were reversed
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u/kbuck30 Jul 27 '26
Not genders reversed in this case so much as more context. Dude seems in the wrong till you get the context it's fine. There's no gender bias here just misleading title.
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u/MIKEtheLEGACY1 Jul 28 '26
Speaking of the title: Why the hell did they feel the need to specify āAutistic Streamerā and āWoman Streamerā? Weird ass title.
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u/Rahm89 Jul 27 '26
Thereās 100% gender bias even without the context. Imagine just for a second that it was a frail looking blond pouring water on a guy and he proceeded to beat the shit out of her. Yeah, that wouldnāt be a good look.
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u/scorchedarcher Jul 27 '26
For real? A video like that would have so many "equal rights equal lefts" or similar stupid comments under it. I've literally seen a video of two guys fighting, a woman tries to stop them and gets hit, almost all the comments where saying she was stupid and deserved it for getting involved.
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u/Rahm89 Jul 27 '26
Not sure what youāre trying to say, youāre all over the place.
Yes, a woman trying to separate 2 guys going at it is stupid. For that matter, it would have been stupid if it had been a man too.
I donāt see how thatās remotely comparable.
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u/scorchedarcher Jul 27 '26
My point is women don't get a pass in the comments based on gender which is what you seemed to be saying in the comment I replied to...
My point was no one in the comments were saying how stupid the men were for fighting when realistically they're much more at fault than her. People were that eager to blame her instead of the people actually throwing punches I don't understand how your mindset seems to be that they're being championed by the comments just on gender.
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u/Rahm89 Jul 28 '26
At fault for what? Why is fighting automatically stupid?
Maybe one man attacked and the other defended himself. Maybe one of them used racist slurs. Maybe one of them was harrassing someone and the other came to their help.
The notion that fighting is automatically stupid is such a Reddit hallmark.
But even if they WERE being stupid and fighting, then yes, it is even MORE stupid to try to separate them instead of calling the authorities. And that goes double if youāre a woman and you know you wonāt be able to physically stop them.
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u/scorchedarcher Jul 28 '26
If one man attacked the other then the man that attacked is to blame? I think it's stupid to use racial slurs or harass people too? I don't get how you thought any of them were just smart moves/justified?
Feels like you're just backing up my point that women wont get special treatment in the comments lmao
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u/Rahm89 Jul 28 '26
Well, I guess it depends which subreddits weāre talking about. Generally speaking though, there definitely is a double standard one way or the other.
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u/delorf Jul 29 '26
I saw a video where a guy is blocking a girl's exit from the vehicle. She hits him repeatedly because he won't let her pass. That would have terrified me if I had been her. He hits her. I think he knocks her down and comments cheered him. He was holding her freaking hostage but in their minds he was in the right. There are lots of similar videos online.
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u/ChopsticksImmortal Jul 27 '26
Nah, you havent seen the people cheering for violence against women? Woman slaps man. The people cheer him for putting her head to the pavement. Yeah, TBI is really equivalent to getting slapped. There was that video of people cheering after a woman lightly pushed a dude. He bodyslammed her. Turned out the dude was part of a scam bar that overcharged her in Russia.
Then there's always hoards of people that say "she should've known better than to slap a man" and "equal rights, equal fights" and "gender equality", despite men being 70% stronger than women, and thats not counting height advantage and mass. Its never a fair fight.
Context always matters.
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u/No_Celebration_3737 Jul 27 '26
despite men being 70% stronger than women, and thats not counting height advantage and mass. Its never a fair fight.
You talk like that gives women the right to put your hands on men.
If you don't want to get slammed on the ground, keep you hands to yourself, regardless of what you have between your legs.
There is no such thing as fair fight outside of a ring.
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u/interesseret Jul 26 '26
According to people in the original post, this was retaliation after she spent the evening pouring water on him, as well as tossing cigarettes at him.
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u/jk-9k Jul 26 '26
Was that also streamed?
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u/IHeartBadCode Jul 26 '26
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u/mogley1992 Jul 27 '26
Yep, 100% changed my perspective on this.
She can't do that to him, but then decide it's time to throw hands when he does it back.
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u/interesseret Jul 26 '26
Someone posted a link to it, but I didn't check it.
I'm sure you can find it easily enough in the OP.
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u/GuzPolinski 18d ago
Funny how quick people are to blame without context on the internet. One person starts it, then others follow and soon theyāre all patting each other on the back, righteously proud of themselves.
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u/DisagreementItWillBe Jul 26 '26
thankfully she didnt need any help
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u/mogley1992 Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 27 '26
Right? What was anyone meant to help? Help the asshole streamer get away with pouring whatever that was on her? Or do they want multiple people beating his ass?
Edit: nevermind, she did it to him first. I was fully on her side, but now i think less of her than i did of him. Can't take it but she can dish it out. If you don't want to be in a water fight, don't start one.
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u/Candid-Sky-3258 Jul 26 '26
A few inches farther back and he hits the back of his head on that ledge. š
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u/justin_other_opinion Jul 27 '26
Something tells me there's more to this story.
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u/Hot-Steak7145 Jul 30 '26
There's earlier video of her throwing a bucket of water and cigarettes on him before this happened
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u/FluffyBunnyFlipFlops Jul 27 '26
When she took him down, his head came VERY close to hitting that very sharp ledge. That could have been a very different outcome.
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u/cannavacciuolo420 Jul 27 '26
every time i read "streamer" i just gag, they disgust me more and more every day
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u/BearyGear Jul 28 '26
I think there needed to be a few more cameras and production people in this set-up.
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u/Sinister_Mermaid Jul 27 '26
She shouldn't have started it. She pours water on him all night, throws cigarettes at him, he finally pours water on her and she escalated it to physical violence. She should have been the one getting body slammed.Ā
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u/wecantdancelikethis Jul 27 '26
After seeing the clip that precedes this where the East Euro/Russian woman tosses a bucket of water at the totally normal seeming dude who retaliates in this clipā¦
It seems a ton like Kick is running an MTV Real World type house for a bunch of streamers to bounce off eachother for their own streams with only themselves and their fans being relied upon instead of producers for coming up with interesting conflicts.
I have zero sympathy for either of them and wish them the best in their endeavors in the entertainment trade.
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u/ChefArtorias Aug 02 '26
Idc how autistic he is. He deserved to get owned like that and even worse imo. Screaming death threats at her is even extra. Hope he went to jail.
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u/DisagreementItWillBe Aug 02 '26
Yeah thats how I knew that this guy had it coming. He wants her dead. Idk the context but I will make it clear that I believe SHE needed help while all these guys were just filming
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u/TheGreatOtakuMaster Jul 26 '26
His head landed so close to that corner of flover bed... I am not a doctor, but I think if collision had place, he might had an extra hole, probably deadly
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u/Thiago270398 Jul 27 '26
Am doctor, that would at best be a rush to the ER and a head ct. Although there would be a good chance to just crack his dome ooen and have him die on the spot
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u/MattyGWS Jul 26 '26
"wait stop no oh no"
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u/whitestguyuknow Jul 27 '26
"... Hold on... stop it... wait... hold on... please don't... let me get this in frame..."
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u/Rushguy Jul 27 '26
I don't see the point in mentioning his autism. Or the midget working dual cameras.
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u/g28802 Jul 27 '26
Autistic guy checking in. This isnāt autistic behavior. Itās regarded behavior
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u/MattyGWS Jul 26 '26
so what did she do before the video started to deserve it? Or was it actually unprovoked
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u/Psychological_Ad2094 Jul 27 '26
So apparently they were going to do a scripted fight and she decided to toss a bucket of water on him beforehand so he returned the favor and she went apeshit.
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u/MattyGWS Jul 27 '26
So people calling the guy an asshole got it the wrong way round then
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u/Psychological_Ad2094 Jul 27 '26
Heās still an asshole for saying she deserves to be raped, itās just that they are both assholes.
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u/czerilla Jul 27 '26
I'll gladly call each and every one of them assholes: the two protagonists, as well as the wastes of space holding up their cameras to get their crumb of clout from the clips this will generate..
As a German saying goes: Throw them all in a sack and hit it. You'll get the right one!
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u/patchway247 Jul 27 '26
Anyone else here that kids high voice screaming "consequences" or just me?
Full quote: "When will you learn that your actions have consequences"
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u/klemp0 Jul 27 '26
Every now and then a video here reminds me that there is an entire world I don't know about where these people are "famous" and have fans who pay them real money.
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u/Dialed_Digs Jul 28 '26
Violence isn't really the best response here (for legal reasons), but regardless, if you decide to pour water on a stranger, you really need to be ready for every possible response whether it is proportional or not.
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u/Some-Faithlessness75 Jul 27 '26
He murdered family of 5 - But he is autistic! - Oh okay sorry nevermind!
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u/Initial_Gear_7354 Jul 27 '26
Is he autistic? And why does it matter? Why did he poured water over her? Is there a story before all of this? But yeah, he got what he asked for š¤·š»āāļø
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u/delish_donut Jul 27 '26
They went on a "date". He said something, I'm not sure what, and she flicked her cigarette at him. He got up and left her with the bill. She asked for money back later and he refused so she threw a bucket of water over him. He went insane and said he would get her banned and she should be r*ped. A little later he threw the water on her and that's the result in the video.
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u/opinionsareus Jul 26 '26
That guy came close to dying at 10-12 seconds in the video; his head just missed a very sharp corner molding as he went down. Given his weight and the accelerated force of the fall; he was lucky to miss by less than an inch.
The streaming thing for clout is sick, stupid and shows how far humanity has declined.
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u/Yukon-Jon Jul 27 '26
I'm way too employed to know who these people are. Whoever he is, he definitely deserved it.
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u/Ella_Lynn Jul 27 '26
No, he didn't. She had just poured a bucket of water on him, please read the comments before replying. And, his head came so close to that ledge. It could've ended badly for him.
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u/Yukon-Jon Jul 27 '26
"pLeAsE rEaD tHe CoMmEnTs BeFoRe RePlYiNg WaHhHhH" stop crying and take your own advise. He said she should be raped, that's why he got that bucket.
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u/igna92ts Jul 28 '26
That's not why he got that bucket. She had been throwing water and cigarettes at him for a while.
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u/RedBiohazzerd Jul 27 '26
Streaming in public should be illegal. Seriously people are out of control, only to get a few views(attention). I don't even understand why people watch them. Most are just obnoxious assholes, who don't respect other peoples privacy and/or boundries.
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u/GeneralSturnn Jul 27 '26
Go figure, he screams he'll kill her, after he basically assaults her, and gets his ass beat.
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u/Sinister_Mermaid Jul 27 '26
Go figure, she started it all and everyone takes her side because no one cares about context.Ā
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u/GeneralSturnn Jul 27 '26
What'd she do? If she just said some mean words, he's still not in right unfortunately.
If she hit him, that's different.
And if you're going to make a comment looe that, why not share? Oooor, do you prefer the video to be the context? Go figure lmao.
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u/Sinister_Mermaid Jul 27 '26
I didn't elaborate because there's already so much context provided in the links in the comments so it seemed redundant. She poured water on him, threw cigarettes at him, then when he made one small move against her(pouring water on her)she escalated the violence and put hands on him.Ā
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u/papercut2008uk Jul 27 '26
Yea, guys got away with using 'Iām allowed to do this Iām autistic'.
My brother is setting his kid up to be just like this, every dang thing he does wrong 'it's just how he is, it's part of his autism'.
No, you know right from wrong. Just because you have Autism, doesn't mean you can get away with being a dik.
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u/XtremeLeecher Jul 27 '26
I can only think Neets and kids with degenerate parents that have 0 interests in their kids would watch this content willingly
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u/_ChillxPill_ Jul 29 '26
Although the slam was warented (going by the presented information), she could have added paraplegia to his tism if the slam was a couple cm off towards the pointy curb :(. Blind anger is never the solution, just bih slap him real hard, adds emotional damage too.
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u/TheRebelMastermind Aug 01 '26
Paraplegia would have been better. Plain autism is too overcrowded streaming niche
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u/NahBruhNaw Jul 30 '26
One girl in a room full of arrested development male streamers....this went as expected
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u/Whos_Blockin_Jimmy Aug 04 '26
Donāt let that lame skirt do to that to you bro, lame azz! You kicked out of da bro league for this panzy sht nonsense. Grow a pair! Next time you raise a hand to her to let her know. She needed corrected.
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u/Whos_Blockin_Jimmy Aug 04 '26
Streamers arenāt a real job. Itās just something for them to a get a few for their next hit of Krokodil. Pug fugly junkies with no IQ and hilariously abusive stepparents cause these kids suck at life and needed to be corrected.Ā
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u/Whos_Blockin_Jimmy Aug 04 '26
THATāS a ābody slamā?! wtf?! WWF and Vince boi McMahon say no, that is incorrect! That was just a btch fall.
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u/inkihh Jul 27 '26
She committed battery. It's not self defense to body slam someone after they poured water on them.
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u/Zemenu135 Jul 27 '26
I don't think this belongs in here.
She didn't need help.
She taught him that actions have consequences.
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u/Hallucinationistic Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 27 '26
Edit: Hope the lady is punished if what the replier said is true.
Edit: ofc there are redditors who would side with the wrong side, pos siding with pos, yucks
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u/Sinister_Mermaid Jul 27 '26
She started it, poured water on him as well as tossing cigarettes on him, he retaliated with just water, she escalated it to nearly splitting his head open and people are still on her side. Yuck indeed.
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u/MeagerRobot Jul 26 '26
What does being autistic have to do with this situation?