Stable Ronaldo says Poggers drama gets ignored while FaZe faces harsh labels

In a new viral clip circulating across X and TikTok reposts, streamer Stable Ronaldo has sparked heated discussion by calling out what he sees as a glaring double standard in how drama is treated between the Poggers community and FaZe.

In the video, he argues that far more serious allegations appear in Poggers-related controversies, ranging from accusations of hitting women to SA and animal abuse, yet social media timelines consistently reserve harsher judgment for FaZe members. He points to the sudden spike in posts labeling FaZe creator Lacy a “n*zi,” and questions how such extreme accusations gain traction so quickly while seemingly bigger issues get buried.Ronaldo’s comments also touch on the broader climate of discourse around FaZe Clan, where he says the group is constantly hit with labels like “ableist” and “problematic,” regardless of context or evidence. Expressing visible frustration, he claims the criticism often becomes exaggerated or misinformed, creating a narrative loop that social media keeps amplifying. During the rant, Ronaldo makes a controversial remark about having ADHD and therefore being allowed to use the slur “ret*rd”, a line that has drawn its own backlash and reignited debates on ableist language, streamer accountability, and the responsibility creators hold when addressing sensitive topics in public.

Stable Ronaldo questions why Poggers issues receive less scrutiny than FaZe claims

At the center of Ronaldo’s argument is his belief that social platforms apply uneven standards depending on which community is involved. He cites Poggers drama involving severe accusations but notes that the timeline instead becomes dominated by criticism toward FaZe, often using extreme or inflammatory labels. According to Ronaldo, this imbalance creates a distorted picture: believable or documented allegations linked to Poggers streamers fade quickly, while unverified or exaggerated claims against FaZe trend longer and louder.

His comments reflect growing tensions between two of the internet’s most recognizable streamer spheres, each with its own distinct culture, audience dynamics, and standards for what qualifies as “serious” drama.

Stable Ronaldo’s clip has intensified ongoing discussions about selective outrage, accountability, and fairness in online communities. While his defense of FaZe resonates with some fans, his controversial language has amplified criticism from others. The debate continues to evolve as more creators respond.Also Read: xQc calls Asmongold’s “ideal America” policies unaffordable and unrealistic