AddyOD faces mounting backlash after ‘racist slurs’ in Kick livestream, insists offensive language isn’t inciting violenceAddyOD, a live streamer who generally streams on Kick, is now receiving a lot of backlash for a video clip that has gone viral on X. The video clip features the live streamer making use of racial slurs during an altercation with a Black man. The video was shared by X user @TropahPalm and quickly drew strong reactions online. In another part of the same clip, AddyOD defended his behavior, saying that using offensive words was not the same as inciting violence. The incident has sparked fresh discussion across social media about online conduct and livestream content.AddyOD repeatedly used racist slurs during a confrontation with a passerbyAccording to a clip shared on X by user @TropahPalm, AddyOD was livestreaming near a roadside when a man walked past him. The video shows the passerby lightly moving AddyOD aside while continuing on his way. After that, the streamer began shouting offensive remarks at the man.He repeatedly used the N-word and made racist comments during the exchange. He also claimed that Black people were violent and referred to crime statistics while making general statements about the Black community. He went on to say that he felt Black people would hurt him and continued using offensive language throughout the confrontation.The clip spread quickly across X, where many users condemned the streamer's behavior.One user, @just1cye, wrote:"I kept waiting for him to swing. Never been more disappointed in a black dude."Another user, @Staralignmentt_, commented:"Hate speech is a crime, weirdo."A third user, @JonesKjay11944, wrote:"And when he dies, because of that, don't be sad"Another reaction from @mimikarinatine read:"Why didn’t bro swing omg"The comments reflected the strong reactions the clip received after it was shared online.AddyOD says offensive language is not the same as inciting violenceLater in the same video, AddyOD was seen speaking to another person and defending his actions.According to the clip, he argued that saying offensive words did not amount to inciting violence. He claimed that if someone attacked him because of the language he used, that person would be committing a crime. He also said he believed he had the right to defend himself if that happened.His comments have added to the criticism already directed at him. Many social media users said his explanation did not justify the language used during the livestream.As of this writing, there has been no public indication that AddyOD has withdrawn his remarks or issued an apology regarding the viral clip.