"You're already rich": Buddha confronts xQc about running too many ads on Twitch

Twitch streamer and GTA roleplayer Lucas "Buddha" recently called out Félix "xQc" for the number of ads allegedly being run by the latter on his Twitch broadcasts. The two have collaborated as roleplayers in the past, on GTA V streams. The two of them are co-owners of NoPixel, the server on which most GTARP streamers conduct their gameplay.

In their recent stream together on 28 April 2024, Buddha stated that Félix was "already rich" and therefore, he did not understand why he needed to watch "fourteen ads" on his content. He stated:

"Hey X, stop hitting me with those f**king fourteen ads, brother, you're already rich I don't understand why I have to watch so many f**king ads!"

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"It's not automatic!" - Buddha calls out xQc for the amount of ads on his Twitch

xQc has gained notoriety for his way of showcasing his earnings through expensive purchases of cars and watches and has even gotten into feuds with other creators over his tendency to flaunt his wealth. He had flexed his Richard Millie watch, reportedly worth $300,000 to Jynxzi amid their recent feud. He also called a netizen "brokie" for criticizing RGG studio, which had sponsored xQc.

In his heated exchange with Buddha, Félix could be heard trying to defend himself by stating that the ads being run were "automatic" and out of his control. He stated:

"My sh**'s automatic, my sh**'s automatic, my sh**'s automatic...."

However, Buddha seemed to be having none of xQc's response, further calling out the streamer and stating that he was "lying". He stated he knew about xQc's supposed dishonesty as he streams himself on Twitch. Buddha stated:

"It's not automatic. I stream on Twitch... it's not automatic, you're lying."

Félix seemed frustrated by the end, and asked Buddha to "read the room" and also to "check Discord". He stated:

"Brother, brother! It is automatic, it is! It is! It is!... Alright, alright, read the room! Read the room! Check Discord. Read the room, check discord."

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Félix's vast wealth was once again demonstrated through his unusual habit of buying hundreds of new, but inexpensive, shirts. He did this so that he could wear a new shirt each time rather than doing laundry. Félix justified his method by calculating the cost of the shirt and the time it would take to do laundry, concluding that buying new shirts was a more cost-effective solution for him.