Kick streamer Vitaly arrested for harassing people in the Philippines

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Streamer Vitality, known for his kicks, was apprehended during a vacation in the Philippines when he disturbed the residents of Taguig by engaging in unwelcome behavior.

Vitaly Zdorovetskiy has recently faced criticism for his actions, as he traveled to another nation to participate in controversial live-streaming stunts.

As per Phil Star Life reports, a popular Russian live-streamer was apprehended by authorities outside a hotel in Pasay City on April 2. This action is said to have been prompted by instructions allegedly issued by the Bureau of Immigration directly.

Video captured during a live stream by Vitality reveals multiple encounters where he playfully discusses theft, makes light of the situation, sings ‘Paparazzi’ by Lady Gaga, and is subsequently led away by security personnel.

Or simply: The video from Vitality’s stream shows him joking about robbing people, singing ‘Paparazzi’, and being escorted away by guards after confrontations with numerous individuals.

Some other occurrences mentioned involve making off with an electric fan from a restaurant and transferring it to a hotel, as well as colliding a tricycle into a stationary car.

Vitality arrested after nusiance Kick streams

This isn’t the first time the Kick streamer has been arrested.

2020 saw his arrest for the charge of Aggravated Battery (a felony), following accusations that he assaulted a woman who was jogging in Miami on Easter Sunday.

Approximately four years past, he teamed up with renowned American artist, composer, and record maker Ty Dolla Sign, along with Adin Ross and others, for a live streaming event focused on identifying suspected child predators on platforms like Kick.

The individual claims that he was trapped and mistreated by the creator, leading to him filing a lawsuit against Vitality.

In a controversial incident, the streamer along with his associates were allegedly heard shouting “confirmed heartthrob” and “suspected predator” at an individual they suspected was attempting to connect with a 15-year-old. This person later counter-accused Vitaly of manipulating a TikTok recording from the encounter for the purpose of stirring public anger and damaging his reputation.

I’m not the only one who’s been making headlines for my escapades abroad recently, but it seems Johnny Somali has found himself in a tight spot. He’s currently facing several charges in South Korea, one of which carries a mandatory prison sentence, all due to his questionable live streams in the Asian country.

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2025-04-02 22:48