Cr1TiKaL responds to Sneako amidst Ava Kris Tyson allegations

Cr1TiKaL responds to his fellow Twitch streamer's criticism of staying silent about allegations against Tyson.

Charles White, also known from his YouTube channel, penguinz0 or Cr1TiKaL, responded to Sneako's claims amidst allegations against MrBeast co-host Ava Kris Tyson.

Twitch streamer Sneako claimed, “Moist Cr1TiKaL isn’t going to talk about the Kris situation because he wants the MrBeast collaboration." White, addressing the backlash, stated, “I’ve been attacked on Twitter, dog-piled about ignoring the situation and refusing to speak on it. It’s crazy to me."

White emphasised his immediate response, saying, "I talked about it on stream the same day all these pieces of evidence were surfacing." He added, "I even posted a highly edited and concise video about the whole situation on my second channel so even if you have the biggest brain rot and can't focus on a video for long, you could still finish it and see just how bad this whole Ava Tyson situation is."

🚨SNEAKO calls out Adin Ross, Kai Cenat, MoistCritikal, and Pokimane for not being consistent with their morals 😮

“The reason they were so quick to call out Dr. Disrespect...The Zionists program us to hate white, straight men.”

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White compared the timeline to a previous incident involving Dr Disrespect, stating, "It’s the exact same speed and energy as the Dr Disrespect situation." He defended his actions, noting, "The main person who started this lightning rod of accusations about me ducking it is Sneako of all people." White elaborated, "I never knew Ava Tyson very well. I talked to them for a couple of minutes, but I never shied away from addressing the situation."

White concluded, "The Ava Tyson situation is horrible. Talking to minors inappropriately is unforgivable, and supporting an artist who draws child porn is indefensible." He further stressed, "No adult should communicate with a child in such a manner, regardless of any attempts to downplay it as edgy humour."