The streaming world erupted after Twitch creator and artist Jourdin Pauline went live and made explosive allegations against Clover Boys member Tylil James, tied to the 2025 Streamer Awards afterparty.
Fighting through tears, Pauline told viewers she felt trapped, terrified, and pushed into silence.
“I tried to keep this to myself,” she said during the livestream. “But I cannot take this pressure anymore.”
Pauline claimed the night took a dark turn away from the public eye, alleging she was separated from others and left without a phone or a way to get home. “I am so disgusted. I am so angry,” she told her audience. “He broke my phone and left me with no way home.”
As the stream continued, viewers watched her hands shake while messages of support flooded the chat. Within hours, clips of the livestream exploded across social platforms, racking up millions of views and sparking intense speculation and outrage.
Pauline also alleged she was recorded while crying and later pressured to stay quiet. She shared screenshots of call logs on screen, saying the repeated calls were part of an effort to intimidate her. “A person is trying to blackmail me already,” she said, wiping away tears.
She explained that fear and power dynamics in the creator space kept her silent for days. “People think I will not say anything because of who they are,” Pauline said.
According to Pauline, authorities have been contacted, but no formal charges have been announced.