Twitch Streamer Busted Live by Boss for Streaming on the Job at AutoZone

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A Twitch broadcaster who happened to have bad luck found himself streaming his work at AutoZone, and his supervisor promptly reprimanded him in a video that’s currently trending online.

Certain Twitch broadcasters have gained popularity by streaming their day jobs, transitioning smoothly into full-time online entertainment careers.

One striking illustration of this occurrence is the South Korean internet sensation known as ‘Hachubby.’ She became an Internet sensation due to her live streams from her job at a gas station, later expanding her popularity by opening her own convenience store.

In contrast, ‘iwammofficial,’ a Twitch streamer with TikTok aspirations, opted to live-stream his workday at AutoZone on April 29, 2025, instead of the norm.

Twitch streamer reamed by boss for broadcasting at work

After three hours on duty, his supervisor walked up to the camera, capable of capturing everything happening in the area beyond the counter at the automotive store.

At first, his manager seemed confused, asking, “Who recording us?”

Ultimately, the individual in question owned up to his actions, confessing it was him – it’s fair to conclude that his superior was far from pleased.

friend, what’s the reason for filming us? No way, this has to stop right away. We aren’t making TikTok videos, we aren’t interested in any of that nonsense.

“Actually, they could fire you for that,” another coworker on the scene said.

As the chat among the team members became faint, it was evident they were uncomfortable about being live-streamed, apparently unaware. In a snap, I swiftly put my gaming gear aside, cutting off the stream.

Instead, it appears that he’s handling the awkward situation gracefully by sharing the encounter across his TikTok and Instagram platforms.

The following day, he resumed his live stream on Twitch without disclosing if any disciplinary action had been taken against him for streaming during office hours, or if he had lost his job as a result.

Under comparable circumstances, a Chinese snack manufacturer encountered public outrage when it emerged that they had been broadcasting their workers live in an attempt to boost customer confidence.

In the year 2024, a streamer was asked to leave Office Depot when he brought all his broadcasting equipment inside, playfully addressing his audience as “L worker, friends.

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2025-05-01 01:20