Video of Twitch streamer Juliakins saying she could "ruin Mizkif's life" goes viral

A video of Twitch streamer Julia "Juliakins" saying that she could "ruin Mizkif's life" has gone viral on social media. On October 30, 2025, a one-minute-55-second video from Matthew "Mizkif's" old collaboration with Juliakins surfaced on the r/LivestreamFail subreddit.

In the video, the mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter said the following:

"You know, I could ruin your life."

The former OTK (One True King) member responded by saying that Juliakins' remarks were "not a fair thing to say":

"It's not a fair thing to say. But to do that to someone or talk about them on your... is not fair. It's not even fair to say that live... to say in general."

While claiming that what she said was a "true thing," Juliakins appeared to apologize for her comments, saying:

"But it's a true thing to say. But I'm a better person than that. Are you trying to turn this on me? I'm sorry, Miz. What's wrong, Miz? What's wrong? What's wrong?"

The 30-year-old did not respond to Juliakins and walked away.

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Has Mizkif issued a statement after allegations against him surfaced?

On October 25, 2025, Emily "Emiru" accused Mizkif of sexual assault, domestic and physical violence, blackmail threats, and stalking. More female streamers subsequently came forward, with Quqco accusing him of sexual assault and Novaruu of sexual harassment.

Mizkif eventually responded to Emiru's allegations on October 25, 2025. In response to her claims that he inappropriately touched her while she was crying, the New Jersey native stated:

"We went to get food at BJ's (Restaurant & Brewhouse), a common place where we would get food. And then we went back to her house. We cuddled for about 30 minutes and started to kiss. She said that she was okay with this on her stream. And I started to advance to the next stage because I thought that's what she wanted. She yelped, and I immediately sprung up, and was scared if I did anything wrong or did wrong in general. I got scared and left the house."

Two days later, on October 27, 2025, Matthew's alleged Twitch chat logs surfaced, in which he seemingly opened up about drug use and acknowledged that he "was on steroids because he thought it would fix him."

Edited by Aarnesh Shrivastava