Nina Lynn is banned again as Twitch faces backlash over repeated bans, shoplifting claims, and growing anger online.
Twitch is again facing criticism after it reinstated the account of controversial streamer Nina Lynn on December 25, 2025.
The move shocked many viewers, as his most recent ban was considered permanent.
The suspension came after a viral clip purportedly showed Nina Lynn shopping while livestreamed inside a Target store. When her account, NinaDaddyIsBack,
went live again on Christmas Day, anger quickly spread online.
Many users said that Twitch keeps condoning the same behaviour over and over again. On Reddit, people questioned why streamers continue to get chances on Twitch while many other streamers face harsher punishments.
The backlash quickly escalated, putting Twitch’s leadership in the spotlight and raising fresh concerns over how the platform handles repeat rule breakers.
Nina Lin reacts as Twitch CEO Dan Clancy faces renewed criticism
After the ban was lifted, Nina Lin responded on Instagram through her account @n.nina666.
Posting on Christmas Day, he mocked the reaction and suggested his comeback was always going to happen.
“We always support… Twitter’s fingers will go crazy now,” he wrote. He also shared a screenshot of a viral post by FearDbk, which claimed that he has been permanently banned.
Nina Lynn added the caption, “I had to frame this… I love it so much.” Later, he uploaded another post posing as the Grinch, wishing followers a Merry Christmas.
The reaction online was harsh. One Reddit user wrote, “I really don’t understand this. He’s broken the law multiple times, shown no remorse, and he’s already banned?”
Another said, “Twitch really wants to be shit like Kik.” Some anger was directed toward Twitch leadership. “This company needs a new CEO.”
One user said, pointing to Dan Clancy, the head of the Amazon-owned platform. Others questioned why Nina Lynn was being allowed on Twitch despite repeated controversies.
One comment read, “I really don’t know why she gets such a soft spot. She’s seen herself getting mugged several times.”
Nina Lin has been banned four times since the end of October 2025. His first suspension came after a viral video resurfaced that showed him and Zoe Spencer behaving inappropriately with FaZe Clan production team member Saeed during a live stream.
His latest ban came after the Target incident, which many believed would end his Twitch career. At this time,
Twitch has not released a detailed public statement explaining why the ban was lifted.
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