What Happened to Yassuo?

What Happened to Yassuo?

Twitch streamer Yassuo recently got into an amusing situation while live streaming League of Legends.

His audience could hear him using the washroom while still wearing headphones.

Yassuo has made several embarrassing errors this year, including an offensive comment about a fellow gamer and her family.

1. He got a divorce

After his divorce, Yassuo struggled to express himself. He also felt hesitant to show off his newfound wealth while filing for bankruptcy and finding a work-life balance. Ultimately, however, Yassuo gained the courage to reveal his net worth and what went into making millions in streaming earnings.

In addition to his YouTube channel, he also streams vlogs and live video games on Twitch. At just 21 years old, his streaming career has already made him one of the most successful gamers online.

2. He got arrested

On Wednesday, Japanese prosecutors detained an ex-top Olympics official and three company executives on suspicion of bid-rigging. These four men are accused of violating anti-monopoly laws by setting up test events, organizing competitions and fixing contract bids. Yasuo Mori - manager of both the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics - was arrested alongside Koji Henmi from Dentsu and two other business executives.

Yasuo was an aspirational kid, always striving to be cool and popular. Although he hated being criticised, when his older brother Yone showed him how to be humble, Yasuo succumbed; it marked the first time he'd accepted an honorific title that set a standard he never quite achieved. Unfortunately, when Noxian forces invaded their village and started slaughtering able-bodied men, Yasuo abandoned his post believing he could turn things around - though that would prove costly as when he returned to school he was accused of dereliction as well as murder.

3. He got fired from his job

Yassuo, also known as Moe, is an active Twitch streamer and YouTuber with a huge fan base of over 2 million followers on Twitch and over 1.2 million subscribers on his YouTube channel.

He has been streaming for just shy of two years and is an incredibly dedicated streamer, going live for long hours at a time. As an active member in the community, his humorous comments during streaming sessions have become quite the hit!

Moe has streamed in multiple esports tournaments and earned himself numerous awards. Through his streams he has made a substantial amount of money through sponsorships and donations.

Moe makes money as a streamer by uploading videos to his YouTube channel and streaming on Twitch. He earns substantial revenue from both his YouTube audience and Twitch subscribers, in addition to his Counter Logic salary, tips, Cheer Bits, and advertising revenues.

He earns money through his gambling streams. He often takes bets with viewers and even made a bet with Tyler "Tyler1" Steinkamp that saw him win $10k after reaching Grandmaster status.

Moe also sells a selection of merchandise online. He has his own store on his website and often times sells products through social media platforms.

Moe's YouTube channel boasts an impressive following and he regularly challenges other League of Legends players to compete against him. Everyday, hundreds of thousands of subscribers tune in to see what Moe is up to.

Moe is a Palestinian-American content creator whose audience has grown through League of Legends. He's an official Twitch streamer for Counter Logic Gaming and has an YouTube channel with more than 1.2 million subscribers.

He has been an integral part of several eSports teams and has won various tournaments such as the AT&T Annihilator Cup in 2020 and Twitch Rivals League of Legends' first place prize in 2019.

In June 2020, he was involved in an incident that was widely criticised by his fans. During a League of Legends match, he expressed his hatred toward another player and verbally berated them to his live streaming viewers.

4. He got arrested again

Yassuo is a content creator primarily focused on League of Legends but also streams other eSports games such as Valorant, Apex Legends, Teamfight Tactics and COD: Warzone. With 2 million followers on Twitch and 1.53 million subscribers on YouTube, his reach continues to expand.

He's a big fan of crypto gambling and often features casino sessions on his channel. However, he cautioned potential gamblers away, noting that it may not be suitable for everyone and the stakes can be high.

When not streaming, he enjoys spending time with his family. Recently relocating from LA, he's currently living in Mexico but doesn't know when he'll return to New York again.

His net worth is estimated to be $1.6 million in 2021, including his Twitch subscriptions and YouTube earnings. Additionally, he makes money through 'Vs' videos where he competes against other gamers for money.

Yassuo has also achieved success with his streaming activities and has become a well-known voice actor in anime. His roles include Green Jacket Lupin and Jigen, plus he voices Fujiko in some episodes.

On his live stream, he made an unwise decision by not muting his headset microphone before going to the bathroom. This left his audience hearing every step of his bathroom routine.

As a result, the charity with whom he was supposed to collaborate cancelled their collaboration. This is unfortunate as he's an incredible streamer who has always shown support for charitable organizations.

Yassuo later apologized on Twitter and promised not to repeat the comment again, but this wasn't enough to save his career.

He caused anger among fans and other streamers when he made those comments a few days ago. Though he has since apologized for them, his words still had an effect.

While still streaming League of Legends, he was asked to do a charity stream. When he declined, the foundation no longer wanted to collaborate with him.

This was yet another devastating blow for the 100 Thieves lore creator. Since that incident, he hasn't done a charity stream and his future on the platform remains uncertain.