Keenyah Hill says she’s being harassed and threatened after a livestream second with PlaqueBoyMax went viral for all of the flawed causes.

The former America’s Next Top Model contestant claims she’s now receiving demise threats after the favored streamer rejected her request for a kiss throughout a livestream that was meant to focus on his Grammy nomination and Streamer of the Year marketing campaign.

“This new generation…y’all need some help. The fact that some people have found my family members’ phone numbers, including my mother, and are texting threats is unacceptable and deplorable,” she mentioned. “I’m going to leave the text here, but this is nasty. This is nasty. This was never, ever any of my intention at all. And I am really praying for everyone.”

Hill mentioned the fallout has turn into harmful. She posted screenshots of alleged threats and claimed her members of the family, together with her mom, have been focused.

The awkward second unfolded when Hill approached PlaqueBoyMax throughout the stream and launched herself with, “I’m from America’s Next Top Model and I don’t know who you are, but you’re out here talking about Black Excellence.”

The streamer responded by itemizing his accolades, together with a Grammy nod for his collaboration with Fred once more and Skepta.

Hill then supplied to advertise him on her Instagram story earlier than asking, “Are you going to give me a little smooch?” PlaqueBoyMax declined instantly, repeating “I can’t do that” earlier than strolling away. The interplay was broadcast stay to 1000’s of viewers.

Hill later took to Instagram to criticize the streamer for utilizing the footage.

“I asked you not to use that footage. Not only did you use the footage, but out of everybody there, you talked to a lot of people. We heard you a mile away. That was the only footage that you used,” she mentioned, seemingly oblivious to the truth that he was streaming stay.

PlaqueBoyMax addressed the backlash on a later stream, defending his decision to keep the footage up and explaining the nature of live content.

“Kenya, you went to college. Kenya, you won’t understand that a live stream is a live stream. What does the word live mean? It mean live. I can’t edit the live stream,” he mentioned.

Many PlaqueBoyMax’s followers are giving him props for setting boundaries and staying respectful to his girlfriend, whereas others criticized Hill’s method as inappropriate to start with.

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