“Using the women card”: Mizkif says Emiru should face “jail time” over allegations that damaged his career

The long-running feud between Kick streamer Matthew 'Mizkif' and fellow content creator Emily 'Emiru' resurfaced after Mizkif addressed allegations on a recent livestream.

“Kick streamer Matthew "Mizkif" has reignited his feud with fellow content creator Emily "Emiru," claiming her accusations ruined his reputation”

The Times of India

According to the article, the controversy began in October 2025 when Emiru said in a Twitch stream that they had had an affair and that Mizkif 'sexually assaults, abuses, stalks, harasses, and exercises control over him.'

The Times of India

Mizkif has refuted the allegations and sued, claiming that they 'were harmful and plotted,' and that they damaged his career and reputation significantly.

On March 4, 2026, Mizkif became emotional during a livestream, telling thousands of viewers the accusations "made me very public and isolated in the streaming world."

He said the statements "f**k my life," and accused Emiru of making everyone stop talking to him, quoting: "This is the fking person that said I... went live, with 60,000 viewers, and told everyone that I sexually assaulted her."

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Mizkif said the accusations "made everyone stop talking to me" and added "This is the fking person that did all this stuff, chat."

He said "This person fked my life" and "I got called a fking rapist, for this!" and quoted Emiru as saying it was "her emotional definition, not the definition of sexual assault."

He also suggested his polarizing image made him an easier target for criticism.

Two days later he returned to the topic and argued the consequences of what he described as false accusations should be harsher, saying: "It legitimately should be jail time... using women, and the women card, and using what she did should mean jail time."

“Kick streamer Matthew "Mizkif" has reignited his feud with fellow content creator Emily "Emiru," claiming her accusations ruined his reputation”

The Times of India

He challenged viewers who suggested Emiru's statements were simply legal strategy, questioning whether "her lawyer is lying on her behalf" and mocking that defence: "Is that what you can use in court? 'Oh, um, yeah, so, I committed a crime, but I actually didn't, my lawyer said that...'"

The article notes the dispute remains widely discussed in the streaming world and says that if both sides "stick to their guns," the final decision may be made in court rather than on stream.