“Bro it’s not that deep”: Netizens react as Tylil crashes out and destroys the room & stream setup after the Lakers get eliminated from the playoffs

Tylil James, an online streamer and YouTuber, is making waves on social media as he was caught crashing out during his live stream. On April 30, the Los Angeles Lakers were eliminated from the NBA playoffs, and this caused the Twitch streamer to break down.

In the live stream, Tylil was seen disappointed and was breaking things in his room, including some frames, his chair, etc. This clip of him having a breakdown has made it to the internet, and netizens are sharing their thoughts on it.

This is what one of them had to say:

"Bro it’s not that deep," @Update1page said.

Netizens react as Tylil is caught having a breakdown during his live stream

Tylil James, best known for his chaotic energy, witty commentary, antics, and fun and humorous personality, was recently seen having a massive breakdown. The reason behind his crashing out was that the Los Angeles Lakers were knocked out of the playoffs by the Minnesota Timberwolves.

While this happened, Tylil was live streaming, and his breakdown was visible to everyone. He appeared disappointed and then broke his chair and a glass frame, hitting the floor aggressively while yelling. He then abruptly ended the stream.

This clip of Tylil crashing out is widely circulated on social media platforms. Here is how netizens are reacting to it:

"Dude is over reacting!" @DjOmegaMVP commented.

"bro just broke a $500 chair cause Lakers lost, it’s not that deep," @_jazllyn added.

"What a clown," @0xZachCT criticized.

Some of the netizens speculated that Tylil might have had some money for the game. This is what they said:

"Ohhhh man, that's rough - he's gotta as well have some $$$ on the game too," @danisdriven penned.

"Tell me you had some money on the game without telling me you had money on the game," @suayrez remarked.

These were some of the reactions that came from netizens on Tylil's breakdown. Tylil is well-known for his content on his YouTube channels, TheTylilShow and TheTylilShow Live, where he has over 500k subscribers, and his content there includes comedic skits, challenges, and collaborations.

He has collaborated with personalities like Kai Cenat, Zoe Spencer, Ice Spice, and Cash Cobain. On Twitch, he is well-known for his IRL streams, gaming sessions, and just chatting streams. Other than fun and light-hearted conversations and banter, Tylil is also known to address topics like mental health and other social issues, as per GU Essence.

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