On Sunday, July 27, Zerator announced the programming of the Zevent 2025, a now annualized charity, which had raised more than 10 million euros in 2024. 47 Streamers and YouTubers are expected in Montpellier from September 4 to 7.
But online, they will be much more. Because the organization allows many contraction streamers to participate. To do this, they must be “partners” or “affiliates”, have made 50 serpentines and 10,000 hours, and have an average of 50 spectators in the last twelve months. Criteria far from being unattainable, especially because the record is automatic, without moderation by Zerator or his team.
A attached victim of insults
In this context, the deputy of the Renaissance Denis Masséglia announced his intention to participate. But very quickly, many Internet users reproached him for his presence (online) announced, after voting for the Duplom Law, a law disputed by more than two million people through a petition at the site of the National Assembly.
Above all, some of the associations that will be Zevent partners publicly disapproved the text voted in the hemicycle.
The pressure towards the deputy, for an event that, however, claims to be “apolitic”, took a much more important turn after Antoine Daniel, YouTubeur and the popular streamer, publicly insulted him.
Antoine Daniel Wind Standing against political recovery
In Bluesky, the influencer treated him “little poor deputy”: “I admit that I did not understand why this type of mediocre deputy who voted the Duple law decides to register for the zevent to the side to please a younger audience that must consider, by mistake, be stupid and gullible.”
“There is always time to unsubscribe and be consistent in his nullity,” he added.
Vehemente observations that probably worked: a few hours later, Antoine Daniel announced that Denis Masséglia had “retired.”
This is not the first time that Antoine Daniel attacks political figures, accusing them of recovery. When Emmanuel Macron had congratulated the Zevent 2022, the streamer had insulted the President of the Republic of “Batard.” An exit that does not “regret.”
Contacted by Tech & Co, Denis Masséglia has not responded for the moment.
Source: BFM TV
