Twitch streamer Macaiyla recently stirred quite a conversation online after speculations concerning her relationship with fellow streamer Eric “Erobb221“emerged. These discussions included rumors that Macaiyla had served Erobb221 with an eviction notice. The buzz was ignited by a post on X, showcasing what appeared to be an “eviction notice,”accompanied by a playful emoji.
The Eviction Notice Details
The notice, cheekily titled “Guess who’s moving? You!!!!,” demanded that Erobb221 pay his overdue balance to prevent eviction from his residence. An examination of the notice revealed that the eviction filing date was notably set for August 18, 2020:
“Pay your outstanding balance, or release your apartment and turn in your keys to the leasing office by 6:00 PM today. Eviction will be filed promptly Tuesday morning, 8/18/2020. If you have any questions, call the management office at…”
Clarification Amidst Speculation
Despite the initial reactions from X users suggesting the legitimacy of the notice, Macaiyla soon stepped in to clarify that the post was intended as “banter.”In a follow-up response to her original tweet, she stated:
“This is literally just banter.”
A Ties that Bind
For context, Erobb221 is the younger sibling of renowned Twitch streamer Tyler “loltyler1,”while Macaiyla is Tyler’s long-time girlfriend and the mother of their child. This familial connection leads to frequent interactions between Macaiyla and Erobb221, as they both share ties to Tyler’s streaming community.
Addressing Misinterpretations
Following the viral spread of her humorous post, Macaiyla took it upon herself to dispel the rampant misunderstandings surrounding the eviction notice. She pointed out the clear discrepancy regarding the date, elaborating:
“It should’ve been fairly obvious with the fake 2020 eviction notice but I guess a lot of this stuff goes over y’all’s heads this app is legitimately just cooked with fake outrage now lol gg.”
Community Reactions
Earlier this year, another popular streamer, Sodapoppin, highlighted concerns within the community, suggesting that Tyler’s fans might “harass”other creators due to their dissatisfaction with members of the World of Warcraft Hardcore guild known as OnlyFangs.
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