No, Atrioc doesn’t live with Ludwig. They are not roommates or anything of that sort.
Atrioc is an American Twitch streamer and YouTuber living in California, in the United States of America. He has made himself a huge fan base on Twitch because of his quality content and friendly interactions with his fans.
Who is Atrioc?
Atrioc’s real name is Brandon Ewing. He is an American Twitch streamer and a YouTuber. The 31-year-old streamer lives in California, United States. His most popular streams are in the “Just Chatting” section as well as collaborative gaming content. He started his career as a YouTuber in 2006 and became known for his streams on YouTube and Twitch. He actively posts his videos online and does live streams daily.
Who is Ludwig?
Ludwig Anders Ahgren is a YouTuber, podcaster, and former Twitch streamer from the United States. He is one of Twitch's most famous streamers, well known for his video game-related and non-video game-related material, such as gambling, contests, and gaming shows. He broadcasts and uploads highlights of his streams and videos on his YouTube account.
Does Atrioc live with Ludwig?
Atrioc doesn’t live with Ludwig in the same house. However, both have appeared on each other’s streams on several occasions.
How is Atrioc's relationship with Ludwig after his controversy?
Atrioc and Ludwig are indeed friends, but they are not that close to calling each other “besties'' or anything along those lines. As far as Atrioc's recent controversy is concerned regarding his displaying inappropriate images on his stream, many Twitch fans wondered if Ludwig would speak out about the incident. That shouldn't come as any surprise, considering that Ludwig and Atrioc are reportedly friends in real life. The two of them have even appeared on several streams together. However, not much is known about their friendship.
The information is scarce and sketchy, but Ludwig recently issued a public statement on YouTube in which he calls out Atrioc — who he refers to as "one of [his] friends" — for his actions. He reportedly "felt pressured" by angry viewers to respond but ultimately supports the women harmed by Atrioc's actions.
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