Vitaly Banned From Kick Again? Platform Bans Controversial Streamer After Latest Catching Predators Stream

Vitaly shares Kick's suspension email after his latest Catching Predators livestream.© NDTV Library

Vitaly got suspended from Kick over an alleged violation of its rules on endangerment, and the platform told him about it on October 28, 2026. It happened while he was working on his Catching Predators IRL livestream with rapper Lil Pump. He later posted Kick's suspension email on X, where the platform said it had reviewed his actions and found policy violations, and the notice also mentioned screenshots and video recordings as evidence. Kick did give a reason for the suspension. But the email doesn't say which exact action set off the ban.

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— VitalyTheGoat???? (@vitalyzdtv) October 29, 2026

Kick's Suspension Email Cites Endangerment and Community Guideline Violations

Here's what the email said: “Your account has been suspended due to a violation of our Terms of Service and Community Guidelines. Reason for Suspension: Endangerment.”

Kick said it had included evidence, meaning screenshots and video recordings, to explain the decision. The public notice still never named the specific footage or action behind it.

Vitaly's channel became inaccessible, and it now shows the message, “Oops, something went wrong. We can't find the page you're looking for.” Several users on X weighed in. 

One said Vitaly should keep streaming elsewhere, another backed Kick's decision, and a few others wanted to know what evidence the platform had actually provided. 

Also, the email shared publicly doesn't state how long the suspension lasts, so it's unclear whether the ban is temporary or permanent.

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— VitalyTheGoat???? (@vitalyzdtv) April 14, 2026

Vitaly's Previous False Accusation Against Akash Singhania Adds Context to the Controversy

This isn't the first time his Catching Predators content has drawn criticism. On April 14, 2026, Vitaly and his team wrongly portrayed Akash Singhania as child predator during a livestream. Vitaly later admitted the mistake and apologized in public.

“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,” Vitaly wrote in his apology. He also said Singhania “never intended to meet a minor and has been cleared of all wrongdoing.”

Singhania responded publicly on April 15. He alleged that the false accusations, along with racism, harassment and bullying, had turned his life upside down.

That earlier incident is separate from October suspension. Kick's email cited endangerment, but it didn't explicitly tie the ban to the Singhania case or name the precise conduct behind its decision.