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This series of events gave rise to the popular meme "still mad PepeLaugh." Whenever the stream discussion veers towards topics related to drinking, being drunk, or Destiny discusses alcohol impairment levels, his chat becomes inundated with messages bearing the signature phrase "Still mad PepeLaugh." Remarkably, even to this day, Destiny maintains his stance that he wasn't overly intoxicated during that particular night in 2019. | This series of events gave rise to the popular meme "still mad PepeLaugh." Whenever the stream discussion veers towards topics related to drinking, being drunk, or Destiny discusses alcohol impairment levels, his chat becomes inundated with messages bearing the signature phrase "Still mad PepeLaugh." Remarkably, even to this day, Destiny maintains his stance that he wasn't overly intoxicated during that particular night in 2019. | ||
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Revision as of 21:36, 25 August 2023
On January 6th, 2019, Destiny spent a night out with his friends Andy Milonakis and Hasan Piker, indulging in some heavy drinking. As they were preparing to head home, Andy Milonakis recognized that Destiny was in no condition to drive and bravely prevented him from getting behind the wheel while intoxicated.[1][2]
The following day, Destiny resumed his streaming activities and attempted to provide various explanations for his behavior. However, the DGG (Destiny's fan community) remained skeptical and unconvinced, further fueling Destiny's frustration. This, in turn, led to numerous bans and a great deal of obfuscation from Destiny himself.
This series of events gave rise to the popular meme "still mad PepeLaugh." Whenever the stream discussion veers towards topics related to drinking, being drunk, or Destiny discusses alcohol impairment levels, his chat becomes inundated with messages bearing the signature phrase "Still mad PepeLaugh." Remarkably, even to this day, Destiny maintains his stance that he wasn't overly intoxicated during that particular night in 2019.