Censor banned from Twitch for racist and homophobic comments

Doug “Censor” Martin, former Call of Duty player and now content creator (streamer), has been banned from Twitch for different racist and homophobic comments.

And is that Censor is a character that is characterized by making such comments in their transmissions. As a result, it is completely strange that he had not been banned before. However, now it seems that the reports from the community have taken effect, as his channel is completely blocked.

Censor banned from Twitch

Several days ago, in one of his streams, we observed Censor arguing with a player inside MW2, where he made different homophobic comments.

Censor says the N Word on stream days after saying the F slur. 😭 pic.twitter.com/2j9QpQZTcx

— DramaAlert (@DramaAlert) October 20, 2023

Then, a few days later, the same thing happened, but this time, he used racist comments in front of another player. As a result, different community members reported his Twitch channel, and a few hours ago, he was completely banned.

❌ Twitch Partner “Censor” (@Censor) has been banned! ❌https://t.co/D8trF2pB3N#twitch #ban #firstban #partner #twitchpartner 🎌

— StreamerBans (@StreamerBans) October 23, 2023

Censor apologizes

After the first discussion, Censor used his Twitter/X account to publish a video where he apologized for his behavior, as the streamer assures that they were terrible words that he did not even in “his private life” he says them.

I have to be honest with myself and say this now. If I was to wait, this wouldn’t feel right. If you understand I appreciate you, but if you don’t I understand too. Either way, I know this is the only way I want to move forward. pic.twitter.com/pBUJzVXdkn

— Doug (@Censor) October 17, 2023

This content creator became known while playing in the Call of Duty League with the Boston Breach. However, his fame peaked when he was in a boyfriend relationship with Yanet Garcia, a beautiful Mexican model who is model and meteorologist.

However, Censor’s career in the CDL seems completely forgotten since he has several years without competing at the highest level. Likewise, we have seen him on the Subliners and the Breach bench, but recently, his career has been based on discovering, reporting, and making life miserable for cheaters in ranked games in MW2.

After this ban, we probably won’t see Censor for a while playing Call of Duty on Twitch or any other game. Also, it is not known how long of a ban the streamer was given.

About Censor

Censor played for over a decade at the top competitive level of Call of Duty, being part of large organizations such as Complexity, Envy, and FaZe Clan. However, in the last few changes, as many CoD veterans are doing, he started his facet as a content creator for the Boston Breach.

We are just a few days away from Modern Warfare 3’s official launch (November 10), but we don’t know how long Censor will be away from the servers (at least from Twitch) due to this ban received.

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