Numerous content creators have voiced their support for Sketch after explicit videos and photos of the Twitch streamer went viral. Sketch, a popular Twitch personality and a rising social media star, addressed the leaks in a live stream on July 8, confirming the authenticity of the content and apologizing to his fans. He explained that the material was from years ago, during a “dark time” when he was struggling with addiction.
In the wake of his admission, influencers across various platforms have come forward to support Sketch. Members of FaZe Clan, who were with Sketch when the leaks began circulating, have been particularly vocal.
FaZe Banks and Kaysan expressed their support for Sketch in separate posts on X (formerly Twitter). Banks condemned the internet users making “crazy assumptions” and shared messages showing the FaZe team’s unity. “Sketch was my homie yesterday, he’s my homie today, he’ll be my homie tomorrow,” Banks declared.
Kaysan echoed this sentiment, praising Sketch for his resilience: “He’s been nothing but kind, genuine, and humble to everyone, including myself… This kid is a warrior. We stand with Sketch.”
Support for Sketch extends beyond the FaZe Clan. Various content creators have also defended Sketch and criticized those attacking him.
HasanAbi stated on X that Sketch should “never feel shame” for his past, emphasizing that nothing in the leaks suggested harm to others. He criticized those mocking Sketch and making him feel unwelcome.
Duke Dennis addressed the situation during a live stream, chastising viewers for “dragging it” and asserting that Sketch’s sexual preference was nobody’s business. Dennis praised Sketch as a “great guy” and criticized those abandoning their friendship with Sketch over the leaks.
Cuffem, a streamer on Kick, replied to Banks’ post, ensuring Sketch that he is “not alone” and remains loved and supported. Cuffem argued that Sketch’s reputation should not be tarnished, highlighting that he did not harm anyone.
Mike Majlak, co-host of Impaulsive and author, shared a photo with Sketch, calling him a friend with an “incredible heart, positive energy, and love for life.”
Cinna, a streamer and YouTuber, praised Sketch’s reaction to the leaks, calling it an “insane Sketch W” and admiring his ability to stay positive in difficult circumstances.
SteveWillDoIt expressed unwavering support for Sketch, stating he would “love” Sketch until “death” and criticized anyone hating on the streamer.
LosPollosTV questioned why people cared about Sketch’s private life and condemned fans for turning on him after he had provided them with entertainment and joy.
Ludwig simply called Sketch “the goat,” recognizing his significance in the streaming community.
Jake Paul also voiced his support on X, succinctly stating, “We love you Sketch.”
The overwhelming support from these influencers highlights the strong community and camaraderie among content creators, standing by Sketch during a challenging time.