DDG’s Brother Seemingly Fights Fan For Calling YouTuber ‘Doo Doo Garbage,’ Alleged Victims Says He Plans To “Take Legal Action’ For A$$ault
DDG’s Brother Seemingly Fights Fan For Calling YouTuber ‘Doo Doo Garbage,’ Alleged Victims Says He Plans To ‘Take Legal Action’ For A$$ault
Looks like DDG and his brother DuB were involved in an altercation that turned physical during Dream Con over the weekend.
DDG was livestreaming when his brother appeared to ask for permission to confront a fan who was heckling DDG, calling him “Doo Doo Garbage.” The nickname, originally meant as a joke, first went viral during Kai Cenat’s Streamer University, when one of DDG’s classmates blurted it out in class.
When DuB approached the man at Dream Con, the fan repeated the nickname and was immediately struck, though it’s unclear who threw the first punch. In later footage, DuB is seen throwing the man to the ground and discussing the fight with his brother afterwards.
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The alleged victim, who goes by the TikTok handle liljay____, has since spoken out. In a video, he claimed he never expected DDG to have someone “put hands on him” over a joke, and said he plans to take legal action. While DDG reportedly told Kai Cenat the incident was a “skit,” the man involved insists that’s not true.
DDG hasn’t publicly commented further on the situation, though he did post some telling emojis on X.
Do you think the whole thing will turn out to be a skit?

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