Controversial internet personality Vitaly has been banned from Kick for endangerment. On October 28, 2026, the content creator teamed up with rapper Lil Pump for his Catching Predators IRL livestream. However, the America-based Russian personality’s Kick channel was taken down, with an error message saying, “Oops, something went wrong. We can’t find the page you’re looking for,” displayed.
For those unaware, this is the message that appears whenever the Stake-backed livestreaming platform suspends a streamer’s channel. This same error message appeared on Lavlune, also known as “FoidElf”‘s channel after she faced allegations of dog abuse.
On the same day (October 28, 2026), Vitaly took to X to share a screenshot of an email that Kick sent him, informing him that his channel had been banned on grounds of endangerment.
Here is what Kick said regarding the 34-year-old’s actions:
“Hello there! We are writing to inform you that your account has been suspended due to a violation of our Terms of Service and Community Guidelines. Reason for Suspension: Endangerment After a thorough review, we identified specific actions that breached our policies. As part of our commitment to transparency, we have included evidence, such as screenshots/video recordings, detailing the reasons behind this decision.”
Fans on the Elon Musk-owned social media platform had a lot to say about Vitaly’s ban from Kick.
“You should have continued the stream on rumble immediately. Fumbled it” X user @DickJohnson578 wrote.
“The King will be back one way or another” X user @/Eggroll100 posted.
“Well done kick” X user @AnnatarDogg remarked.
“What clip did they provide ??” X user @bakedalaska commented.
Not the first time Vitaly has made headlines for controversial reasons due to his Catching Predators livestream
Vitaly made headlines on April 14, 2026, when he and his team falsely accused a man named Akash Singhania of being a child predator during his livestream. Eventually, the streamer admitted to wrongfully accusing Akash Singhania and apologized for his actions.
Vitaly said:
“It has come to my attention that on a recent episode of Catching Child Predators, my team and I mistakenly portrayed Akash Singhania as a child predator. This was a mistake that I deeply regret. He never intended to meet a minor and has been cleared of all wrongdoing. I apologize to Mr. Singhania, his family, his friends, and anyone else affected by this mistake.”
The next day, on April 15, 2026, Singhania issued a public statement on X, alleging that Vitaly’s false accusations, “along with racism, harassment, and bullying, had turned his life upside down.”
Edited by Aarnesh Shrivastava
