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‘I’m not doing my stream anymore because of you’ — Davrel blasts cameraman
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‘I’m not doing my stream anymore because of you’ — Davrel blasts cameraman

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Streamer Davrel has said he would no longer go ahead with his planned livestream after clashing with his cameraman over a router mix-up.

In a video circulating online, Davrel could be heard angrily confronting the cameraman after he allegedly failed to change the router he was supposed to use for the stream.

“I have the dumbest fucking cameraman of all time. That’s why I can’t stream anymore. My stream earlier today was cancelled because of the same thing,” Davrel said.

He accused the cameraman of failing to properly handle the equipment needed for the broadcast.

“Like, bro, the router you’re meant to plug in, this is your job, bro. Take this shit seriously,” he said.

The cameraman, who could be heard responding in the background, defended himself and said he was taking the job seriously.

“I’m taking it seriously. I’m very serious about this job. I am not trying to argue with you. You have to understand what I’m trying to say. I really want this job,” he said.

Davrel remained upset and told him to do his job, insisting that the equipment was already charged.

“Do your fucking job. That shit is fucking charged,” Davrel said.

He then announced that he would not continue with his planned stream that night because of the incident.

“I’m not doing my stream anymore tonight because of you. It doesn’t make sense,” he said.

‘I’m not doing my stream anymore because of you’ — Davrel blasts cameraman

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