FaZe Banks on streamer loyalty
Jason reportedly hunted Kimchi for content under the guise of friendship, even branding himself as part of the Asian Avengers before flipping the script the second negative exposure hit. FaZe Banks calls this a quick switch up in an industry with no loyalty, describing the cycle where young people chase a trader who allegedly pulled $40 million in one trade then abandon them. It is just rinse and repeat behavior that proves karma exists.
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I would, if I had to guess, Jason probably asked Kim Chi to come on his stream 10 different times, in 10 different ways. We saw in the video him ask to make TikToks and probably dressed this up and framed it as, Hey man, I'm your friend. I'm your, I'm your pal Jason LeWin, the Asian Avengers. Me and you are friends. I would love to do content with you because I like you because we're friends. The minute this shit flips, flips negative. Kim Chi got all his friends books. Hey guys, I'm not fucking Kim Chi. Wait, is it true that kimchi's a LARP? I heard that, bro. What? You got exposed. No loyalty in this game is absolutely right. It's just the quick switch up. Are we surprised, chat? Genuinely, are we surprised by this? And what's your honest opinion about this? Other than the fact that I'm 40 and why do I care? It's just like, rinse and repeat. These kids are beyond lame. I agree. The whole thing, the whole game. It's not just them. It's just, it's the game. karma is real by the way
