On April 24, 2023, Twitch streamer Sebastian "Forsen" took to Twitter to reveal the reason for his most recent ban from the platform and claimed that he was suspended after viewing a "dubious" ASMR YouTube video sent to him by fans. The former Hearthstone pro stated that he has to serve a week-long ban and called the situation "unlucky."Sebastian's social media update read:"Forgot to tweet, I’m banned cause of the dubious ASMR YouYube video for one week. Unlucky."Sebastian Fors@Forsenforgot to tweet, I’m banned cause of the dubious asmr youtube video for 1 week . Unlucky7057247forgot to tweet, I’m banned cause of the dubious asmr youtube video for 1 week . Unlucky"React to your own videos of your choosing" - Online community share their thoughts on Forsen revealing the reason for his Twitch banOn April 20, 2023, the streaming community was informed that Forsen had been banned for the fourth time on the Amazon-owned platform. The news quickly spread, leaving many fans perplexed about the reason for the ban.Redditors on the r/LivestreamFail subreddit speculated that the streamer's suspension may have been due to him reacting to some "questionable YouTube links" that had explicit content.Four days later, the 32-year-old personality confirmed the reason for his Twitch ban, claiming that it was in response to him watching a "dubious" ASMR video live on stream. As expected, the announcement gained quite a lot of traction, with Twitter user @SkyShine_tbh commenting:"No more links. Instead, react to your own videos of your own choosing. forsenScoots (Twitch emote)."SkyShine 🧊@SkyShine_tbh@Forsen No more links. Instead react to your own videos of your choosing. forsenScoots194@Forsen No more links. Instead react to your own videos of your choosing. forsenScootsFellow Swedish content creator NymN wondered if Sebastian would stop watching the "weird 2023 links":NymN@nymnion@Forsen Does this mean you'll finally stop watching the weird 2023 links739@Forsen Does this mean you'll finally stop watching the weird 2023 linksAnother Twitter user, @LiptonGod_, referred to the streamer's fourth suspension as "horse incident 2.0":lipton@LiptonGod_@Forsen horse incident 2.01541@Forsen horse incident 2.0 https://t.co/cYtoEPVZPOMeanwhile, one community member predicted that Forsen would no longer react to YouTube videos. For context, the streamer spends about an hour during his livestreams watching videos recommended by his audience:William@tealinsz@Forsen NO MORE LINKS103@Forsen NO MORE LINKS https://t.co/Otzn6daTg5Twitter user @Girtiinek was delighted to hear that the Twitch sensation had only been banned for a week:Girtínek@Girtiinek@Forsen JUST 1 WEEK196@Forsen JUST 1 WEEK https://t.co/o4FylKf5KCSome of the more relevant reactions from the social media platform were along these lines:escrima@escrimaLIVE@Forsen thank you mr.fors for clarifying5@Forsen thank you mr.fors for clarifyingClemsoH@ClemSsoH@Forsen No more movie festival10@Forsen No more movie festival https://t.co/zDumUM59SESkyhops@skyhops286@Forsen We learned our lesson me fors2@Forsen We learned our lesson me fors-@BananaSlayer_@Forsen 3 more days22@Forsen 3 more days https://t.co/fZf3Qw8Hi1Nessi@NessiiU@Forsen we will be waiting32@Forsen we will be waiting https://t.co/EiVfwsiLEtA brief look into the streamer's previous suspensionsAs mentioned earlier, Sebastian has been banned four times on Twitch ever since he started broadcasting on the platform. On May 8, 2020, he was suspended for the first time after saying "r**arded Russians" during a Valorant livestream. This resulted in him serving a 14-day-long ban.His most contentious ban was issued on November 26, 2020, after he accidentally displayed s*xually explicit content. He was eventually unbanned after a month.