Mang0 gets banned on Twitch days after drunkenly harassing female streamers live at Beerio Kart 2025

Smash Bros legend Joseph "Mang0" Marquez is facing the fallout after a wild night at Ludwig’s Beerio Kart event. Known for his iconic Melee gameplay and chaotic charm, Mang0’s recent behavior, drunkenly harassing streamers at the event, has landed him in serious hot water. Days later, he’s been banned from Twitch, dropped by C9, and blocked from major tournaments. The community's response? A mix of disappointment, concern, and tough love.On June 21, Mang0 showed up to Ludwig’s Beerio Kart World Cup, a drinking game twist on Mario Kart, where players had to finish their drinks during the race. What was supposed to be lighthearted chaos quickly turned sour. Mang0, heavily intoxicated, reportedly harassed several female streamers, most notably ExtraEmily, during the livestreamed event. The fallout? Swift. And brutal.On June 25, Mang0’s Twitch channel was officially suspended. Anyone visiting his page now sees the usual:It’s unclear how long the ban will last, but given Twitch’s strict policies on harassment and self-destructive behavior, even if done “for entertainment”, this one might not be short.Notably, this isn’t Mang0’s first Twitch ban. Back in 2021, he was briefly suspended for passing out drunk live on stream. The red flags have been waving for a while.Before the Twitch ban even landed, Cloud9—the esports org Mang0’s been with for years—cut ties with him. Then came the bombshell from Super Nova (previously Super Smash Con): Mang0’s out. He won’t be defending his championship titles in singles or doubles this year.In a statement, the tournament organizers said:Safe to say: the Melee scene is drawing a hard line.Facing massive backlash, Mang0 took to X (formerly Twitter) to own up. Here’s what he said:He also said he fully supports any future bans or consequences, adding that he's always wanted what's best for the Melee community.No word yet on how long Mang0’s Twitch ban will last—or if it’ll become permanent. But one thing’s clear: the community is done turning a blind eye. The Smash community might be known for its memes and chaos, but it’s also growing up. And it’s holding its legends accountable.