Twitch streamer Jeremy “Disguised Toast” Wang has now claimed that his recent DMCA suspension was apparently a publicity stunt. On January 10, Disguised Toast received a DMCA strike for watching Death Note. He was on the final episode of the popular anime when he was suspended, making for quite the cliffhanger. At the time, Disguised Toast joked that Twitch should have waited 20 minutes for the finale to end. It was clear that it wasn’t a big deal to Disguised Toast, or to some other big content creators on the platform. Now, Disguised Toast has revealed why he isn’t too worried about the situation. Disguised Toast explains reason behind his Twitch ban While Disguised Toast seemed surprised at the time to receive a suspension, the streamer was apparently doing it all on purpose. The OfflineTV streamer recently went on stream to claim he staged the entire suspension in an attempt to “scare” other streamers. According to Disguised Toast, he started watching anime on stream after Ludwig warned streamers not to. He then told Lilypichu to submit a DMCA claim against him. Meanwhile, Disguised Toast was able to watch the entire season of Death Note. “When I started this whole thing,…
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