A controversial video featuring Steven Kenneth Bonnell II, known in the streaming community as “Destiny,”has sparked outrage across social media platforms. The footage showcases Destiny making grave statements about fellow streamers Jstlk and Kuihman. On April 7, 2025, Jstlk took to X (formerly Twitter) to reveal that Destiny allegedly expressed a desire for him to be harmed, sharing a 44-second excerpt from a recent WillyMacShow YouTube upload titled, IMALLEXX – ABUSER, MANIPULATOR, & UNSTABLE. | The WORST YouTube Comeback.
In this video, which is currently gaining traction, Destiny’s comments were recorded around the 31-minute mark, suggesting escalating tensions within the streaming community:
“(WillyMacShow says, ‘People accusing you of doxing. Right? Because you’re referring to KiwiFarms. Ryan did this with Ana, and then Jstlk is doing this. Kuihman is sort of doing this where there’s DMs about you saying, ‘Has this person been doxed yet?’) Yeah, for Ana, that’s bulls**t. For Jstlk and Kuihman, I’d kill them if I could. I’d choke the f**k… but not for Ana.”
Additionally, Steven Bonnell purportedly affirmed that he harbors ill will towards certain individuals in the online space:
“(WillyMacShow responds, ‘There’s no effort to dox her, is what you’re saying?’) Yeah, no, what the f**k? Like, why would I even want to do that? Like, I want somebody to kill her? Like, that’s f**king… I do want somebody to kill Jstlk or Lav or MrGirl or Kuihman. Those people can all die.”
Timestamp – 31:16
In retaliation to these alarming remarks from the 36-year-old commentator, Jstlk responded with sarcasm on social media:
“So apparently @TheOmniLiberal wants me dead? There are actually people who believe this pathetic embarrassing spastic can lead a political movement 😂😂😂😂😂”
Ongoing Conflict: The Jstlk vs. Destiny Feud
This incident isn’t the first time Destiny and Jstlk have found themselves at odds. Earlier in January 2025, Jstlk made headlines when he proposed that Destiny be included on Florida’s sex offender registry following accusations from streamer Pxie, who alleged that Destiny shared her intimate content without permission.
In relation to the severe allegations of revenge p*rn, Jstlk weighed in heavily:
“Yeah, well, I mean. I think he should be on the sex offender registry. A 100%. Once he is on the sex offender’s registry in Florida, I am, like, good.”
Destiny responded on January 24, 2025, suggesting a larger culpability within the streaming community:
“Bro, if I need to go on the sex offender list, I’m taking like 20 other streamers with me, okay, LULW (Twitch emote).”
In a related development, Pxie has reportedly filed a restraining order against Destiny, as indicated by documents that have circulated online.