"My actions and words are inexcusable": Nina Lin issues statement regarding her actions towards Said and Disguised Toast

Twitch streamer and TikToker Nina Lin has broken her silence and issued a statement regarding her actions towards FaZe Silky's assistant, Said, and Jeremy "Disguised Toast." For context, on October 22, 2025, a video went viral on social media platforms such as X, Reddit, and TikTok in which Nina Lin appeared to grab Said while Zoe Spencer appeared to twerk on him. They were later seen carrying Said and putting him in bed.

Five days later, on October 28, 2025, another video surfaced showing Nina Lin performing the tapotement massage technique on Disguised Toast, seemingly touching him inappropriately.

On November 2, 2025, the New Yorker addressed the situation via three Instagram Stories, stating that "her actions and words were inexcusable." While claiming that videos on social media were "spreading false and skewed narratives," Nina Lin wrote:

"I want to start off by saying my actions and words are inexcusable and I am in no way defending them. I will not deflect from my wrong doings but I will speak on my truth, as there has been many clips circulating and spreading false and skewed narratives. I wanted to take some time and compose myself and reflect before releasing my apology."

Nina Lin's Instagram Stories, dated November 2, 2025 (Image via instagram.com/stories/n.nina666

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Nina Lin addresses her actions and comments towards FaZe Silky's assistant, Said

In the first Instagram Story posted on November 2, 2025, Nina Lin addressed the remarks she made about the situation involving Said, saying she "regretted not choosing her words carefully." Furthermore, she stated that she was "deeply sorry for the way she addressed the situation":

"First and foremost, the comments I made about the situation with Said were completely misunderstood by the public and I regret not choosing my words carefully, it is NEVER embarrassing to be harmed or to speak out about it EVER, what I intended on expressing is that it is incredibly inconsiderate to bring up a "friend's" trauma in a joking matter and weaponize it against someone else on a huge platform that could re traumatize the person harmed. As that is the only opinion that matters in this situation. I should've chosen my words wisely and spoken with more empathy instead of rushing my way through it and accidentally implicating things that I don't truly believe. I am deeply sorry for the way I addressed the situation and it was never my intent to make matters worse."

Nina Lin added that she apologized to Said after learning that he was hurt:

"Prior to this situation escalating, as soon as I was notified that he was deeply hurt and wanted to reach out to me, I was able to message Said several times and apologize for my actions. It's inexcusable to have let it get that far to the point where he felt uncomfortable and harmed. That was never my intent and it was completely my fault for not stopping the segment and reading the room better. As I was convinced by others that where close to him, implicated that it was a joke, I joined in which I was in the wrong and I will make no excuses for my lack of awareness, and my actions."

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Nina Lin addresses her actions towards Disguised Toast

Nina Lin discussed her interaction with Disguised Toast at Ludwig's Streamer Games event in her second Instagram Story.

While claiming that she "let the focus of creating content blind her," the Twitch streamer acknowledged that she "went too far trying to get a clip":

"In regards to Disguised Toast at the streamer games, I was also out of line. Although I did not move the massage therapist out of the way likethat he described I had and I asked for permission from Toast before he had laid down, I still shouldn't have been so comfortable with him because we never met prior to the streamer games. I let the focus on content creating blind me and I went too far trying to get a clip. It was at the expense of someone's comfort and I deeply regret it. I have reached out to Toast as well to apologize profusely for my actions. My intentions were never to harm Toast or to catch him off guard, and for that I am deeply sorry."

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As of this writing, neither Said nor Disguised Toast have responded to Nina Lin's Instagram Stories.

Edited by Aarnesh Shrivastava