The Kick streamer’s bizarre claim left fans questioning whether he was telling the truth or trolling.
ByMark Elibert
November 2, 2026
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Key Takeaways
- Kick streamer LosPollosTV claimed on X that he accidentally used crack cocaine he thought was weed at a New York City Halloween party and now must appear in court.
- Fans questioned his explanation and suggested he was trolling, while he offered no details about an arrest or charges.
- No independent source has confirmed his claims, and the NBA 2K creator has not clarified whether the post describes a real incident or a Halloween joke.
LosPollosTV has left fans scratching their heads after claiming he accidentally consumed crack cocaine at a Halloween party in New York City and now has to appear in court.
The popular Kick streamer shared the bizarre story on X on Sunday (Nov. 1), telling followers that what he believed was marijuana turned out to be something entirely different.
“Hey guys… Long story short I accidentally did crack cocaine that I thought was weed at a Halloween party in New York last night… Judge orders I have to appear in court so I won’t be home for a few days… Hopefully see you soon,” he wrote.
The post quickly went viral, drawing thousands of reactions from social media users who weren’t entirely convinced by his explanation.
“Bro slipped and fell onto a line of coke 😭,” one person joked.
Another questioned how the streamer could have confused the two substances, writing, “nobody accidentally does crack los, that’s just a halloween party in new york 😭.”
Others suggested LosPollosTV, whose real name is Louis, was trolling his followers rather than sharing an actual legal situation.
Despite the speculation, the 31-year-old streamer hasn’t provided additional details about what happened at the party or how the alleged incident resulted in a court appearance.
He also hasn’t disclosed whether he was arrested or charged with a crime, and there has been no independent confirmation of his claims.
LosPollosTV originally built his following through NBA 2K gameplay and content on Twitch and YouTube before transitioning to Kick, where he continues to stream.
For now, fans will have to wait and see whether the streamer provides an update about his alleged legal troubles or reveals that the entire situation was a Halloween joke.