Streamer Cheesur link to El Mencho killing remains unverified amid viral claims

Viral posts claim Cheesur helped locate El Mencho in deadly raid

Viral claims linking streamer Cheesur to El Mencho killing remain unverified amid online speculation

Viral social media posts have sparked widespread speculation suggesting that Kick streamer Cheesur was involved in the killing of Mexican cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, widely known as El Mencho. The claims allege that the streamer provided intelligence that led to a military raid in Jalisco on February 22, 2026.

Kick streamer Cheesur reportedly received the $15M reward for providing key intel that led to El Mencho being eliminated 😳 💰

Now he's allegedly received threat messages from Cartel members, telling him they are coming for him. Mind you, Cartel members aren't just in Mexico… pic.twitter.com/XQ2iM3vRO1

— VERYDARKMAN (@vdmempire) February 23, 2026

According to circulating posts on X, Cheesur—reportedly associated with Adin Ross’s online circle—may have received a $15 million reward for the alleged information. Some posts also claim that he has faced threats following the incident, raising concerns among users about potential retaliation.

Too far with this Cheesur shit

Prime example how toxic this shit is and it’s just our side nobody else do dis to they streamer

Prayers for cheese and kae shit aint funny

Yall treat us like scums no troll

— Cuffem/C5 at nite (@cuff3m) February 23, 2026

However, while El Mencho’s death during a military operation has been widely reported, there is no confirmed evidence linking Cheesur to the raid. Authorities and major news outlets have not verified the streamer’s involvement or any reward payout.

CRAZY: 🇺🇸🇲🇽 Reports are claiming Kick streamer Cheesur provided critical intel that helped the Mexican military take out El Mencho. pic.twitter.com/ey7GKEza02

— An_D dollar (@An_Dy9090) February 23, 2026

The claims have triggered strong reactions online, with many users questioning their credibility and highlighting the dangers of mixing internet personalities with real-world criminal activity. Concerns about safety and misinformation have also been widely discussed.

Cheesur needs to get all those pages community noted. Shits actually no joke

— ADAM (@Adamrossay) February 23, 2026

At present, Cheesur’s alleged connection to the operation remains unproven, and the viral narrative continues to circulate without official confirmation.