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A streamer faked a kidnapping for subscriptions

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A top-tier streamer went way too far, staging an elaborate and terrifying fake kidnapping just to farm subscriptions and media coverage! The community immediately canceled him as federal authorities swooped in to investigate the massive hoax.

A streamer faked a kidnapping for subscriptions
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