A few days ago, Độ Mixi was shocked and visibly upset on his livestream after discovering that he and his family were attacked with vulgar and offensive language.
These actions sparked outrage and anger among his fan community. At that time, a representative from the rap scene apologized to the streamer and his fans. According to MC ILL, all the controversial content happened “during the match” and was “not intended to insult the two of you or your fan community.”
The streamer, a member of the ‘Four Kings,’ has thought a lot about this incident.
In his latest livestream, he shared with viewers: “After this happened, I thought about it a lot, even until 6 a.m., and decided that even though the other side apologized, I clearly handle whatever is wrong.
I have passed the information to my lawyer. If I can sue, I will sue, if not, then I accept it.
I’ve been too patient in this career for many years. People took advantage of that: digging up dirt, insulting my family, even ethnic discrimination, then apologizing and thinking it’s over. I’ve held back for years wanting to work peacefully. But after talking with my family, I realized I shouldn’t suffer like this. Whatever is wrong will be dealt with, and the law will decide. This case will be handled properly through legal procedures, not just an apology and done.”
With Độ Mixi’s firm statement, the online community largely agrees with his stance. Viewers believe that in today’s entertainment world, protecting one’s image and respecting others is extremely important. Insulting others not only damages personal reputation but can also negatively affect the community.
