Streamer Destiny allegedly makes a death threat against Hasan Piker after the Twitch star exposes his son's neo-Nazi remarks
Streamer Destiny alleges it would be 'justifiable' to attack Hasan Piker
On August 17, 2025, Hasan shared a link to Destiny's Twitch stream, accompanied by a message suggesting that it would be "justifiable" to attack or kill Piker in real life due to his political statements. This message was reportedly shared in Destiny's private Discord server and has since been widely circulated, drawing condemnation from various online communities.
"I honestly think you could perfectly justify attacking/killing Hasan IRL for statements like this. this is just so far beyond the pale it's actually unbelievable," the message read.
Slamming Destiny, who has been banned from Twitch streaming, Hasan in a follow-up post on X wrote, ""instead of taking care of his son, who has now turned into a n**i, this sociopathic cult leader is actively telling his audience that it's moral to kill me in real life because i said Palestinians have a legal right to resist against an illegal occupying force conducting a raid."
instead of taking care of his son who has now turned into a nazi, this sociopathic cult leader is actively telling his audience that it's moral to kill me in real life because i said Palestinians have a legal right to resist against an illegal occupying force conducting a raid. https://t.co/fL7OOlFFXc pic.twitter.com/K8syISmHgF
Hasan claims Destiny celebrated his harassment
Meanwhile, a clip lasting seven minutes and eleven seconds from HasanAbi's latest livestream was posted on his official subreddit, r/Hasan_Piker. About four minutes into the video, while reacting to supposed messages from Destiny in the "Destinygg" chat room, the Turkish-American streamer claimed that Steven appeared to take pleasure in being "harassed" in real life.
HasanAbi described a disturbing experience, saying, "One of his active cyberstalking sex cult members literally approached me in public, if you recall, when I was at the DNC. He actually celebrated that in his community." He explained that, in the past, Steven had openly encouraged people to come up to him and harass him in real life. HasanAbi went on to say, "Now, he's amplifying that behaviour to his own audience, his own community. Not only is he increasing the intensity, but he's also suggesting that it's justifiable to attack and even kill me in real life." HasanAbi concluded by asserting, "At this point, I think this goes beyond mere drama."
Hasan Piker and Destiny's sons' drama explained
Steven's son, Nathan Bonnell is just 14 but has already built a social media reputation for himself with his neo-Nazi views. On August 14, he left everyone surprised after he said, "Hitler is a Hero" and praised Nazi Germany. The tweet quickly gained attention across social media platforms, leading to discussions about the influence of online personalities on their audiences.
In response to Nathan's tweet praising Adolf Hitler, Hasan Piker commented that the post might be an attempt by Nathan to gain attention from his father. He suggested that Nathan's actions were a form of "flirting with Nazism" and a way to provoke a reaction.
Destiny and Nathan's Relationship
For the unversed, Nathan is Destiny's son his previous relationship with his ex-girlfriend Rachel. Their relationship, while initially private, became more public after a contentious divorce, with Destiny often mentioning the challenges of co-parenting and balancing his growing career as a streamer. Nathan has occasionally appeared in online content, and recent public interactions have hinted at a somewhat complex relationship, with Nathan expressing opinions and political stances very different from his father's, sometimes causing controversy online.
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