A Clip Attributed to Asmongold About a Woman and Her 'Attackers' Is Circulating on r/LivestreamFail. Here Is What the Post Claims.

On September 30, 2026, a post on r/LivestreamFail submitted by user u/IndependenceShotChan presented a block of text attributed to Asmongold and linked to a BBC News article as its stated context. The post's title: "What a scumbag!!!" The quotes, as reproduced in the submission, read: "She was obviously a sl-t.. I think the men that took advantage of her are probably r-pists as well.. Our culture and society would be better off without all of them."

MAFKR has not independently verified which broadcast or stream the remarks were pulled from, what specific BBC article was linked, or the editorial choices made between source material and the post's presentation. What is documented is that the post exists, it attributed those words to Asmongold, and it accrued enough visibility to surface across monitored feeds by October 1.

The Evidence, As Presented

For the record, here is what the signal actually establishes, item by item:

1. A post on r/LivestreamFail, dated September 30, 2026, attributed the quoted remarks to Asmongold. The submitting account is u/IndependenceShotChan. The post has not been removed from the thread as of monitoring.
2. A BBC News article was linked within the post as the stated real-world context for the remarks. The subject of that article is not confirmed by MAFKR independently. The URL domain is bbc.com.
3. The quoted language, as presented in the post, addresses a woman using a slur, characterizes men described as having "taken advantage" of her as probable rapists, and closes with the assertion that society would be better off without all parties involved. The framing treats the woman and the men as equivalently dispensable.
4. On September 29, Asmongold uploaded a video titled "This is so bad that Blizzard had to intervene.." to YouTube, per Google News indexing. Its connection, if any, to the r/LivestreamFail post is not established by available signal.
5. On October 1, a separate YouTube upload titled "Asmongold's Japanese Influence Has Gotten ACTUALLY Crazy" appeared in Google News. It is unrelated to the LSF post in any documented way.

No response from Asmongold to the r/LivestreamFail post has been documented in available signal as of publication. The post did not include a timestamp for the original clip, and no stream date for the remarks has been confirmed.

What Happens Next

Open questions include: which specific broadcast the quotes originate from and when it aired, what the linked BBC article covers, whether Asmongold will address the post on stream or in a community statement, and whether the clip will surface in full to allow independent verification of context and framing.