Twitch streamer "KillaMfCam" has been banned from the platform after a clip of him threatening to "break the neck" of his 3-year-old son went viral.The situation was highlighted on Twitter recently by another streamer, Frizzable. He explained what transpired after he killed KillaMfCam in a game of Escape From Tarkov:TW // CHILD ABUSEI killed this guy in Tarkov and then proceeded to tune into his stream to find him tell his son/brother that he is going to "snap his neck" if he didn't leave his room. his twitch is https://t.co/Zb5WQnGbfQVOD: https://t.co/Wyz9KMKycSabsolute scum. pic.twitter.com/3u7Omargm7— Frizzable🧃🌎 (@Frizzable) February 16, 2021Revealing that he tuned into his stream soon after their game ended, Frizzable disclosed a shocking instance of abusive behavior by KillaMfCam towards who is presumed to be his son.As he visibly flies off his handle after being killed in a game of Escape from Tarkov, viewers can hear him taking out his frustration on a child, who begins to cry inconsolably in the background."Stop f*****g s***ting yourself, dude! How hard is that? Jesus Christ, man. God damn you stupid, motherf****r. I f*****g hate you, dude. Get the f**k out of my room, bro. Get out. I'm gonna break your f*****g neck, dude."Apart from him shouting, a couple of loud thuds can also be heard in the background.As a result of his abhorrent behavior, captured on live stream, Twitter became livid, with a slew of reactions slamming him for the same.Twitch streamer slammed for abusive behavior towards adolescent, claims it was "his dog"This is not the first instance of a parent being abusive towards their children on Twitch.Last month, a streamer, buckkerz, faced severe backlash online for verbally abusing his baby on a live stream.Now, in what seems to be an aggravated offense, Twitch streamer KillaMfCam has been labeled "absolute scum" for his recent demeanor towards his three-year-old son.In his defense, he took to Twitter to clarify that he was actually speaking to his dog and not his son, a revelation which, if proved correct, doesn't exactly make things any better:Anyone who believes that edited ass clip is severely misinformed while I don’t dismiss that I got overly upset I was definitely 100% talking about my dog the guy that I banned from my stream edited it to not seem so but that’s what it was— KillaMfCam (@campx911) February 17, 2021I can’t believe someone would edit a clip and slander me like that over banning them y’all are absurd as fuck and I ain’t hiding nothing my kid can vouch for me her damn self— KillaMfCam (@campx911) February 17, 2021What makes the situation all the more mind-boggling is his Twitter bio, which ironically reads:"Aspiring gamer, single father of a beautiful 3yr old."The fact that his child is left alone in his hands constitutes a significant concern as several from the online community took to Twitter to call him out:Some people shouldnt have kids— PunishedJumbo🔞(CLOSED) (@jumbogumbo4) February 16, 2021I swear some people don’t deserve families— Shbz’s support can of beans (@Mrbak3b3ans) February 16, 2021Damn this guys bad at everything. The game, anger management, being a dad. Pathetic— M0narchz (@M0narchz1) February 16, 2021this is vile.— Tam (@Tamothie) February 16, 2021so terrible that kids are introduced to the world with these types of parents. literally will fuck them up for life. praying for that child— Benadyl (@bbenadyl) February 16, 2021oh fuck this guy to the moon— Jamie Pine (@jamiepine) February 17, 2021you really said "i threatened to break my dogs neck not my 3 year old son" and admitted to hitting your dog cos you got angry and think that sounds ANY better at all😬— orophia (@owophia) February 17, 2021Only fucked up people would talk like that to their pet anyway. It's a dog dude get help or give the dog to someone who will be a better owner— IlfirinUluthrek (@IlfirinUluthrek) February 17, 2021According to the latest updates, as dissent continues to mount online, KillaMfCam has now been banned by Twitch. This move comes as a relief to the online community:He has now been banned I believe. good riddance. https://t.co/hgPFpyd9l2— Frizzable🧃🌎 (@Frizzable) February 17, 2021In today's era of streaming and video games, Twitch streamers experiencing rage moments have become a steadily rising phenomenon.The fact that, of late, children are being subjected to this kind of behavior constitutes a worrying concern in an age of streamer-driven content.Viewers will certainly hope that Twitch continues to set the right precedent by immediately banning these kinds of offenders.