Korean streamer HAchubby breaks phone as stranger gives her a fright
AngelsKimi, TwitchPopular Korean streamer HAchubby decided to take a trip to Knott’s Berry Farm in California alongside AngelsKimi, and while there were a lot of great things to see in the IRL stream, one prank in particular caught the eyes of viewers.
If there’s one thing that you could say about the Twitch personality, who has over 160,000 followers on her channel, it’s that she likes to provide variety in her content – whether it be visiting zoos, playing video games like Minecraft, or just cooking at home.
Featuring in AngelsKimi’s broadcast on January 23, the pair could be seen walking around the 57-acre theme park located in Buena Park, with one of the themed areas based on the Wild West.
With a number of shows and stunts taking part across the course of the day, when they’re not working on that, the people that are involved can often be seen roaming around still in character – and clearly caught HAchubby by surprise when she was approached by one of them.
They were both walking around in the area, with Kimi mentioning a restaurant that they might visit next, but nobody expected what was going to happen next as a guy dressed in wild west clothing screaming in their faces.
HAchubby dropped her phone immediately and cupped her hands over ears, while her fellow streamer picked up the device that had fallen in the process.
Moments later, the streamers saw the funny side of the situation – being frightened that is – but there had been some damage to HAchubby’s phone in the process. She moved it close to the screen so people tuning into the stream could see and it didn’t look great.
“My camera is like this and I’m really angry,” she said, pointing towards the cracked corner of her smartphone.
It just goes to show that while IRL streams can be really successful and interesting to watch, the unpredictability of venturing outside with a camera can also make for some embarrassing moments as well. Maybe next time she’ll be more alert, if she ever returns to this particular park.