"You can make anyone look bad" - xQc responds to criticisms after he defended Drake's friendship with Millie Bobby Brown

Prominent internet personality Felix "xQc" has responded to criticisms he received after he defended Drake's friendship with Millie Bobby Brown. For those out of the loop, during a Twitch broadcast on May 8, 2024, xQc reacted to Millie Bobby Brown sharing details about her text messages with the Canadian rapper.

Commenting on the situation, the former Overwatch pro expressed disappointment with those who found Drake and Millie Bobby Brown's friendship "concerning." Claiming that people were creating "scenarios" about the celebrities' association, he remarked:

The streamer's take went viral on the r/LivestreamFail subreddit, with Redditor u/Xeqqy's post titled, "xQc defends Drake's weird relationship with 14-year-old," receiving over 4.5k upvotes.

During a Kick livestream on the same day, xQc discovered the Reddit post and labeled it "weird." His attention was drawn to u/IBGxGrip's comment, which read:

In response to the backlash, the 28-year-old remarked:

According to xQc, people "assuming the worst" about a situation they are unaware of serves no purpose. He elaborated:

xQc stated that people "involved directly" with Drake could've thrown him under the bus amid his ongoing feud with Kendrick Lamar. According to him, people could have "f**ked Drake up" to achieve fame. However, they did not do so and defended the Grammy Award-winning musician.

The Twitch and Kick star said:

xQc added that netizens' opinions on the controversy were "irrelevant":

In addition to the French-Canadian personality, several popular streamers, including Kai Cenat, "Ludwig" Ahgren, and Blaire "QTCinderella," have chimed in on Drake and Kendrick Lamar's feud.

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