Emiru released an official statement regarding the incident that occurred during the meeting. convulsions Streamer at TwitchCon 2025 involved in attack by overzealous fan. TwitchCon is typically one of the biggest events of the year for the streaming platform, where all of the website's biggest creators get a chance to connect and meet their passionate fans. The event typically features some of Twitch's hottest talent, with creators like Amouranth, CodeMiko, and ExtraEmily on this year's guest list. But the event has already been marred by controversial fan interaction.
Popular streamer Emiru got into an uncomfortable and potentially dangerous altercation with a fan at TwitchCon this year. In this incident, a fan burst into the reception and attempted to hug and hold Emiru against her will, before security intervened and stopped the disturbance. The issue has already outraged fans over the lack of proper security for Twitch's top talent, with Twitch even issuing an official statement regarding the controversy. Now, Emiru is giving his opinion on the incident.
Emiru officially announced his position and opinions on the controversial attack at TwitchCon this morning. Emiru was quick to put Twitch in the firing line within the post, saying the man was “capable of crossing multiple barriers” and even walked through another streamer's meet and greet session to reach her. Emiru said the employee who intervened in the incident was his personal security, suggesting TwitchCon staff did not do their job to keep talent safe. The streamer said the unidentified assailant was not officially taken into custody until several hours after the incident.
Emiru releases statement on TwitchCon 2025 assault
Emiru's thoughts on the TwitchCon incident ended with somber words for other streamers who might consider attending the event. Despite attending TwitchCon for a decade, Emiru suggested other creators should consider not attending the event due to the obvious safety risks. Emiru said he “didn’t feel protected” by Twitch staff during the event. Instead, you had to rely on your own security to keep you safe from unwanted intruders.
The unfortunate event at TwitchCon comes as Twitch's top creators have experienced a number of major changes over the past few months. Beloved content creator IShowSpeed made a splash with his long-awaited return to Twitch in July, amassing one million followers on the platform in just a week since his return. Amouranth likewise returned to Twitch this summer after leaving the platform for competitor Kick two years ago. Fans can only hope that Emiru's unfortunate Twitch incident will lead to increased security and protection for streamers on the platform.
