“I don’t have to ask nicely” - Fousey gets into an argument with security, ends up getting kicked out of a bar

Streamer Yousef "Fousey" has been making headlines recently due to the viral-worthy moments from his livestreams. This trend continued today, August 14, as he was seen being kicked out of a casino-cum-bar. The reason behind this incident was his attempt to livestream himself offering to cover the bills for unfamiliar women at a table and requesting their contact numbers.

Upon approaching the women, the streamer and his cameraman attracted security's attention. Two guards entered the frame, demanding Fousey's departure. Tension escalated when the creator asked the guards to talk "nicely" and was met with the guard's curt reply:

Fousey's recent stream catches further scrutiny as streamer gets kicked out of casino

Fousey, in the midst of a streaming comeback, has signed a non-exclusive contract with Kick following a Twitch ban. In the past few weeks, he has generated multiple viral moments, one of which involved an incident at an airport where he attempted to kiss a clearly drunk woman and also claimed to have s*x with her off-camera.

Once again today, he has grabbed the attention of the online community due to a verbal altercation he engaged in with security personnel at a Los Angeles casino. During the stream, one of the security guards approached him and directed him to leave, saying:

Afterwards, the streamer proceeded to request the women's contact numbers, prompting another guard to intervene and emphasize that livestreaming inside the bar was not permissible. This led to a brief dispute, with the streamer referring to the guard as "Paul Blart."

After the argument, he posted a video recording in which he criticized the hotel's staff members and tagged them. He exclaimed:

What the fans said

The clip has already garnered a lot of reactions from both the r/Livestreamfail subreddit and Twitter. Here are some of the notable ones:

Yousef faced his second ban this month for livestreaming himself driving recklessly, singing along to Eminem's "Stan" tune. Those familiar with the music video will know that it originally depicted drunken driving and crashing at the end. The streamer appeared to have imitated a similar act for the sake of his stream.

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Shreyan is an esports and gaming journalist at Sportskeeda, focusing on streamer content. He holds a Master's degree in English Literature, and journalism was the most logical next step for him. Although titles like FIFA 08 and GTA San Andreas acted as the catalyst for his love of video games, the exponential growth of the streaming community also propelled his interest in the genre. He also has a prior work experience of 2 years.

Shreyan considers factual and accurate content to be the most important as a creator and a reader. He ensures this by double checking every piece of information in his articles and sourcing it from streamers directly rather than depend on third parties. His works have caught the attention of the heavyweights, with the PR team of Sidemen (a YouTube group he’s been following since his teenage days) and Chess.com reaching out to him for sending exclusive press releases.

Shreyan would love to drop into the virtual world of FIFA/EA FC and explore it further but, he would recommend playing Red Dead Redemption 2 to gaming skeptics for its top-tier gameplay, story and characters. During his downtime, he enjoys balancing his interests in reading, watching films and sports, and of course, playing video games.

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