In response to Thor’s Copyright Strike, Lyric posted the following on Twitter:
Bad news. Got a copyright strike for cover songs of #Heartbound
I literally had permission from them to do all the songs so I thought it would be ok. Now my YouTube account is in danger.
Creators, please remember to be careful about copyright. Love you all, please stay …
Reading my messages surrounding this post, it’s clear that I did not intend to post about the infidelity or publicly call out Thor, before Thor publicized the situation.
I never planned to post about his infidelity when I first went public. I just wanted to be left alone and move on. My post on Twitter would focus on the copyright strike, because I just wanted him to back off on publicly calling me out, and I just wanted to forget everything else that happened.
Thor would respond to this post, making me a target of his community and several other streamers and creators.
Following this, I would receive a lot of hate and harassment from his community. It was after this that I would publish my Google Doc about the events at TwitchCon.