Zack Hoyt, widely known as the streamer Asmongold, has once again been temporarily banned from one of his Twitch channels. The ban was issued to his ZackRawrr channel, which boasts over 2.4 million followers, for a "violation of Twitch's community guidelines." This action does not affect his primary Asmongold channel, which has a larger following of 3.5 million.
While neither Twitch nor Hoyt have officially commented on the specific reasons for this latest ban, recent social media clips show the streamer making controversial remarks regarding migrants. During these clips, Hoyt described migrants as "absolute f***ing savages" and suggested that their children should be shot to deter illegal border crossings.
Hoyt has a history of receiving bans on the platform. In April of this year, he faced a suspension, and prior to that, in October 2024, he was banned after making dismissive comments about the situation in Gaza. At that time, he referred to the Palestinian inhabitants as "terrible people" from an "inferior culture."
Following those earlier remarks, Hoyt issued an apology, stating that he would "do better" and acknowledging that "no one deserves to have their life destroyed." The duration of this most recent ban remains unclear, and IGN has reached out to Twitch for comment.