Youtuber CoryxKenshin accused of abuse and manipulation in alleged past relationship
The videos, released on July 13, detail an alleged personal relationship between the TikToker and the 32-year-old YouTuber, including claims of emotional abuse, manipulation, and inappropriate conduct.
The first video, which runs for 49 seconds, @pandaninjaxxofficial features footage with a voice resembling CoryxKenshin's,voice in which he allegedly comments on watching her sleep and makes unsettling remarks.
She captioned the video, 'POV: You didn't know this was one of the videos you'd look back and realise… he never cared.'
A second video, 22 seconds in length, features the TikToker stating, 'I dated Cory Kenshin… and he hurt me really bad… and I'm not the only one.'
A longer written post followed, in which she accused CoryxKenshin of 'emotional and mental abuse,' 'narcissistic behaviour,' 'love-bombing,' 'gaslighting,' and 'status-fuelled cruelty.' She claimed, 'You ghosted me... to teach me a lesson,' and that his behaviour led her to question her own self-worth.
The Tiktoker later also clarified that she was not accusing CoryxKenshin of sexual abuse.
In a separate post, she shared what she claimed were screenshots of text messages exchanged between her and CoryxKenshin on Xbox. In the messages, he allegedly made crude jokes and referenced past encounters.
Gonna share the messages since I think those are the most important parts pic.twitter.com/1lotn4CapN — ChaoticCooper (@ChaoticCooper64) July 14, 2025
CoryxKenshin has not yet responded to the allegations publicly. The videos have circulated widely on TikTok, prompting significant discussion across social platforms.
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