Twitch political commentator and streamer Hasan "HasanAbi" has claimed that he has "been banned more times than all edgy streamers." On September 14, 2025, a 20-second video from his Just Chatting livestream surfaced on X and Reddit. In it, HasanAbi interacted with a Twitch user and insisted that he had been suspended from the Amazon-owned livestreaming platform more than content creators who "love using gamer words."In response to those who claim that he "gets slaps on the wrist" by Twitch, the Turkish-American personality stated:"Also, once again, I've been banned more times than all of your favorite f**king edgy streamers. So, that's what's hilarious about this process, where people will be like, 'You just get slaps on the wrist.' Bro, I get banned more than your favorite f**king gamers that love using gamer words and s**t. Okay?"Twitch and Kick streamer John "Tectone" responded to HasanAbi's claims, calling him a "fraud." He also mentioned his Twitch ban following his controversy with Morgan "Frogan" and wrote:"Hasan me calling your lard lord friend hijabba the hut fat Got me banned longer than you’ve ever been banned on your history on this platform Shut the f**k up you fraud If any of your audience fact checked the s**t spewing out of your mouth you wouldn’t have a career"Tectone's response to HasanAbi's claims (Image via x.com/Tectone)"So dumb" - HasanAbi says Elon Musk is calling for his ban from Twitch while "highlighting out of context clip compilations"On September 12, 2025, X user @iAnonPatriot shared a two-minute video, containing a compilation of clips from HasanAbi's old livestreams, one of which showed him allegedly calling for violence by rallying "left-wingers and liberals." Elon Musk eventually shared his thoughts, accusing the 34-year-old of "incitement to murder."On the same day (September 12, 2025), Mark Kern, better known as "Grummz," wrote that HasanAbi has "gotta be banned" from Twitch, while quote-tweeting Tectone's X post.The Tesla CEO responded to Grummz, writing:"Yes"On September 14, 2025, Hasan responded to Elon Musk's call for his Twitch ban, claiming that the South African billionaire was "trying to spark race riots while highlighting out-of-context clip compilations."He added:"the richest dude on the planet spends most of his time on his social media website fomenting white supremacist hatred- trying to spark race riots- while highlighting out of context clip compilations to imply a leftist twitch streamer should be deplatformed or worse (!) so dumb."Hasan made headlines on September 11, 2025, when he slammed Zack "Asmongold" for his views on left-wing people in the wake of Charlie Kirk's death.