Streamer Tylil James has publicly denied allegations of sexual assault raised by Twitch creator and artist Jourdin Pauline, issuing a brief response on social media as the controversy continues to ripple through the streaming community.
“I would like to make it clear that I have never sexually assaulted anyone,” James wrote in a text post shared to Instagram on Thursday. He did not address specific claims and told viewers he would not be discussing the situation further.
Tylil refuses to respond to Streamer Jourdin Pauline SA allegation against him at the Streamer awards after party
Telling chat to “Kick it” if they looking for any drama.Doesn’t this seems odd given Tylil is normally outspoken? pic.twitter.com/VjBzOeRWBv
— Rellez (@Rellez4K) December 11, 2025
During a recent stream, James pushed back against calls for a longer response. “If you come in here looking for any responses, looking for me to add on to any drama, please just see your way out,” he said. Framing the moment as one of rest and perspective, he added, “It’s Christmas, it’s a wonderful time of the year. Go be with y’all families, go be with y’all friends, go be with y’all loved ones.”
Pauline previously told her viewers she was sexually assaulted at a Streamer Awards afterparty and alleged that she was being pressured to remain silent. She stopped short of naming James directly at first, though she displayed call logs showing repeated contact with him and said viewers could draw their own conclusions.
Following the livestream, Pauline shared direct messages she said were sent by other women who described alleged encounters involving James. The Clover Boys have not issued a statement. Fellow streamer Cuffem reacted during a live broadcast, expressing shock as clips of the moment spread online. Authorities have not announced any charges.