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Brother: Kick Ban a 'Good Thing' for Crash Driver
9 Sep
Summary
- Jack Doherty's brother believes the Kick ban is a lesson.
- The streamer crashed his McLaren during a live stream.
- Doherty was banned for violating safety guidelines.
Kick has banned streamer Jack Doherty following a dangerous live-streamed incident where he crashed his McLaren. Doherty's brother, Michael, commented on the ban, suggesting it's a "good thing" that will help the 20-year-old learn a valuable lesson about not being invincible.
Kick confirmed the removal of Doherty's account, stating the platform "does not condone illegal activity." The stream apparently breached community guidelines, including a rule to "prioritize your safety and the safety of those around you by avoiding dangerous behavior."
Following the crash, Jack reportedly experienced physical discomfort, waking up with a "big bump" on his head and complaining of neck pains. Michael described his brother as "kinda sad" about the ban, as Kick was a source of income.
