Twitter erupts as CallMeCarson makes surprise appearance on Mizkif's Twitch stream

In January 2021, CallMeCarson was exposed for allegedly sexting underage fans by two former members of his Lunch Club podcast group (Image via callmecarsonyt/Instagram)
In January 2021, CallMeCarson was exposed for allegedly sexting underage fans by two former members of his Lunch Club podcast group (Image via callmecarsonyt/Instagram)

CallMeCarson, real name Carson King, appeared on Twitch streamer Matthew "Mizkif" Rinaudo's August 13 stream. The YouTuber introduced and later appeared in the stream, asking for directions to the bathroom.

CallMeCarson is best known for his videos involving the popular world-building game Minecraft. He is also a Twitch streamer, and his last YouTube video was posted in December 2020.

In January 2021, CallMeCarson was exposed for allegedly sexting underage fans by two former members of his Lunch Club podcast group. The two former members appeared on an episode of Keemstar's Drama Alert to discuss the situation.

Following CallMeCarson's alleged actions towards minors, many users on the internet made a strong effort to deflect him from any social media platforms.


Netizens react to CallMeCarson's appearance on Twitch

Following King's guest appearance on Mizkif's stream, many Twitter users commented on the situation. They were confused to see him following the allegations.

Some users, fans of CallMeCarson, were excited to see him. They also attempted to defend his actions, claiming that the state Carson lives in has a different age for consent.

Overall, the reaction to CallMeCarson's appearance was mixed.

Users commented and reminded others of the allegations against the streamer from earlier this year. Many of the posts were tagged as 'cmc' with the trigger warning tag along with a 'grooming' trigger warning.

One user commented:

"I feel like every time Carson is trending, I lose more and more brain cells."

Another user commented:

"If you defend Carson or are glad he is back, please unfollow."

A third user stated:

"Genuinely, I could care less that Carson's there (like I do care, but I also don't?? If that makes sense??) It's more of the fact that they were making fun of the victims by saying shit like "oh, Twitter mad" and not acknowledging the fact that he fucking groomed multiple people."

At the time of writing, 'Carson' was trending on Twitter's Explore page with over sixteen thousand tweets in response to CallMeCarson's appearance on Mizkif's stream.

The disgraced internet star claimed that his return to social media would be "soon" in the stream. But he has not set any official date, nor has he decided if he will return.

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