YouTube and Twitch streamer Ludwig has called out Felix “xQc” for “talking incredibly negatively about people” online and treating them differently in real life, adding that “his brain is so corrupt.” On March 1, 2026, a 43-second clip from Ludwig’s Just Chatting livestream surfaced on X.
In the video, the Mogul Money Live host referred to xQc as “Jekyll and Hyde,” claiming that the French-Canadian personality is a “really brash person” online. However, during real-life interactions, he is “really sweet.”
Ludwig elaborated:
“xQc is like Jekyll and Hyde because who xQc is on stream is like a really brash person who can talk, like, off-cuff, like, incredibly negatively about people, like, people he knows in real life. Like, he says, actually, some really, like, mean, mean s**t about people he knows in the real world. And then, you meet him in real life, and he treats the person who is online, saying those mean things, is a different person. And he’s, like, really sweet in real life. And it’s like, ‘Weren’t you just talking crazy s**t?’ But I think his brain is so corrupt, he views it all as content, and not legitimate.”
Netizens had a lot to say about Ludwig’s statements.
“He could’ve said this to his face but chose not to btw” X user @drevano_ wrote.
“That’s literally every single streamer including yourself” X user @You54694055 remarked.
“It’s because in the comfort of his room he feels safe enough to say the nonsense he says about anyone but when he’s outside that safety is gone. 😮💨😮💨😮💨” X user @jackcitymafia commented.
“Well yeah, all these rage baiting creators you see online are all just playing characters. Its just a paycheck.” X user @SigfadirV posted.
xQc says streamers are “still mad at him” while discussing his experience during filming of MrBeast’s video
On March 1, 2026, xQc discussed his experience during the filming of Jimmy “MrBeast’s” upcoming $1 million video, which features popular internet personalities.
The former Overwatch pro expressed his belief that “a lot of people in the past” who have had a “problem” with him are “still mad at him.”
He elaborated:
“It was cool. I spoke to Poki a little bit. I spoke with some people. I think, in general, if I would have… this is nothing against Poki; I don’t want to do any drama. I think a lot of people in the past that have had a problem with me, not that I have a problem with them, are still mad at me. I feel I’ve noticed that a little bit, which doesn’t really affect me; it’s not really a problem.”
xQc made headlines on February 25, 2026, when he voiced concerns for Overwatch Rush, saying that he “doesn’t know if it’s very replayable.”
Edited by Aarnesh Shrivastava