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Plaqueboymax vs Zoe Spencer controversy explained as streamer responds to alleged homophobic F-slurs

A new controversy involving Zoe Spencer and Plaqueboymax has been making rounds online after alleged screenshots from Zoe’s Discord server surfaced on social media. The screenshots appeared to show offensive comments aimed at Plaqueboymax, including the use of a homophobic F-slur. The alleged messages spread across X and eventually reached Max himself. What surprised a lot of people wasn't the screenshots. It was how Plaqueboymax reacted to them. Instead of turning it into another creator feud, the streamer made it pretty clear that he had no plans to drag the situation out or go back and forth publicly. His response ended up becoming almost as big of a talking point as the allegations themselves.

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What Plaqueboymax said after seeing the alleged Zoe Spencer screenshots

Plaqueboymax addressed the controversy during a recent livestream after a clip of the alleged Discord messages had already started circulating online.

In a video later shared on X by user @FearedBuck, Max told viewers he wasn't interested in escalating things. He said:

  • "Hey, bro, like I said, bro, I do not care. Not gonna lie, bro. I saw that. Don’t care. It’s unfortunate, but what y’all want me to do? Beef? I don’t give no ****, bro."

His stance throughout the clip stayed the same. He said he wasn't trying to start drama and had no intention of making the situation into some long-running internet conflict.

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