What really happened between Sakura and Jasontheween in their viral Streamer Prom date?

If you were online anytime during June 2025, you definitely caught some chaos (and some cuteness) from Streamer Prom. When Jasontheween walked into Streamer Prom with Sakura on his arm, it felt like Twitch had its own red carpet power couple moment.

But by the end of the night, fans were left dazed, confused, and way too invested in the chaos that unfolded. So, what actually happened between Jason and Sakura at Streamer Prom?

Jasontheween Proposed Sakura with a Twist

Jason “Jasontheween” Nguyen, FaZe Clan’s rising star, needed a prom date. After multiple failed attempts on Pokimane, Cinna, and ExtraEmily, he pulled one last card — a custom love song for Sakura Shymko, Kyedae’s younger sister. Sakura, unimpressed but slightly charmed, reluctantly accepted. Here’s what she said:

The Prom Night Glow-Up

For a few hours, everything was picture-perfect. Jason’s stream hit a record-breaking 118k+ viewers. Sakura kissed him on the cheek. Kyedae gave a cheeky “marriage approved” shoutout. The internet exploded.

Fan edits, “Jakura” hashtags, and prom-themed memes were everywhere. But if you watched closely, there were cracks forming in real time.

The Nail Incident that Actually Got Fans Talking

Around the fifth hour of the stream, Jason stepped away for a quick break, leaving Sakura outside with Jawhn, Jason’s cameraman. In what seemed like harmless banter, Sakura said something that would flip the whole vibe:

Yes. Jawhn. Not Jason. Jason came back, got updated via chat, and his mood visibly plummeted.

The camera caught him slouched over an arcade machine, face in sleeve, asking Sakura what happened.Things only got worse when Sakura brought up… the balloon incident. Apparently, a balloon had hit Jason’s head, and Sakura admitted it gave her the “ick.” As in, deal-breaker-level ick. That was the moment viewers realized that this wasn’t the love story they were promised.

The Goodbye and the Awkward Exit

To make things even more uncomfortable, Sakura kept calling Jason “gang,” and Jason, trying to play it cool, responded with a soft “I’m good.”

But viewers saw through it. The air was tense, the side-eyes were real, and the fairytale date started feeling more like a high school drama.

Social Media Flooded With Death Threats

After the stream ended, drama bled onto social media. Hate, speculation, and death threats flooded in. Jason had to make a public post, asking fans to chill out and reminding everyone that streamers are people too.

So… Are They Still a Thing?

No official update on “Jakura” just yet, but fans are still rooting for some kind of comeback — romantic or just civil. Either way, Streamer Prom 2025 gave us a wild ride, a viral moment, and a reminder that behind every stream is a real person, just trying to navigate feelings and fame in real time.