"Don't blame her, that would be annoying": Internet reacts as IShowSpeed denied entry to Breaking Bad house, owner reportedly threatened to call cops

Social media personality IShowSpeed, known for his unexpected stunts, has once again been going viral on the internet. The streamer has been running a series titled "24/7 IRL Stream in America" and broadcasting his daily life. On September 27, during a YouTube livestream, he reached the house featured as Walter White’s residence in Breaking Bad but was denied entry by the owner.

The clip of the influencer trying to convince the owner while standing outside the fence of the house is making rounds on the internet. In the clip, IShowSpeed is surrounded by fans chanting his name. The house owner spoke to him from a distance as he asked for a conversation, saying he could not hear her. She then shut the door and went inside.

The streamer looked frustrated, and after checking his smartphone tied to his wrist, he could be heard saying,

"She’s calling the cops? the cops are right there. What are you talking about?"

Soon after, the owner again sneaked through the door, and the streamer requested her to have a conversation. However, she appeared to take a photo or video of the crowd, as her phone’s flash was visible from a distance, before going back inside.

As the clip is going viral on the internet, many netizens shared their thoughts regarding the streamer's reaction. A user on X, validating the owner's reaction, stated,

King Pauly

@SirSonicPauly

Don't blame her, that would be annoying

"Don't blame her, that would be annoying."

Netizens React after IShowSpeed was blocked from entering the Breaking Bad house in New Mexico

Another netizen supported the owner's call, adding that the streamer is capable of arranging the visit in a well-planned manner.

"This is the part of streaming I don’t like.. just intruding on people’s personal space when they’re not asking to be apart of your production. He’s rich enough to have stuff like this arranged ahead of time as to not cause issues."

A user wondered about IShowSpeed's frustrated reaction backing the owner's move.

"Why is he acting so confused like bro you have a million people outside of her house tf"

Another user questioned IShowSpeed’s decision to visit the house, suggesting he assumed he would not be turned away because of his fame.

"What’s crazy is thinking you can just stroll up on private property. Was like Shroud pulling the “YOU DONT KNOW WHO I AM?!?” Card when he got ID’d for alcohol at Disneyland and didn’t have his ID. You ain’t that famous cuz"

An X user slammed streamers for shooting people on their camera without their consent.

“What the hell is wrong with her”? what the hell is wrong with streamers they think it’s normal to stick a camera in someone’s face without their consent to be livestreamed to a bunch of rando 10000+ people on the internet

Another netizen added that the house owner is "extremely chill," but the crowd freaked her out.

"Seen her before on video she’s extremely chill but bro bought a whole f--king crowd course she gonna call the cops"

Another X user highlighted that the owner had earlier expressed her reservations over a huge crowd coming to her house.

"should’ve known lol, she’s been pretty vocal about how she hates groups of people showing up uninvited nearly every day lol."

However, a user expressed concern that the lady may get doxxed after the incident.

"That’s the worse thing she could’ve done especially cause it’s on stream she’s gonna get doxxed now I’m certain of it."

IShowSpeed releases the trailer for his upcoming series

On September 26, the social media star released a new trailer of his upcoming video series, Speed Goes Pro. The trailer of the series depicted IShowSpeed training with professional coaches and athletes.

The description of the trailer read:

"Speed Goes Pro presented by DICK'S is a premium series produced by @obb where one of the biggest and most influential social media stars in the world, IShowSpeed, sets out to prove that he could make it as a professional athlete."

The description continued,

Each episode features a different sport where Speed is put through a crash course by world class trainers as well as current and former professional athletes to prepare him for an ultimate showdown with an absolute legend in each sport."

Renowned professionals like Tom Brady, Kevin Durant, Suni Lee, and Randy Orton will be featured along with the streamer in the new series. Speed Goes Pro will premiere on Tuesday, September 30. Beginning October 15, new episodes will drop every other Wednesday.

Also read: “We made the right person famous”: Internet reacts as IShowSpeed meets man in South Dakota who claims he invented the download feature

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