YouTuber Norme Live Streams for Over 250 Hours With No Sleep in Attempt To Break ‘World Record’ Leaving Netizens Concerned, Video Gets Removed From Platform
YouTuber Norme’s live streaming video, in which he tries to break the world record for being awake for the most number of days in a row, has been taken down from the platform in addition to the YouTuber being banned from the platform. In the viral video, we see that he seems to be losing brain function. Watch the video below.
YouTubers and streamers often get banned from streaming platforms for not following community guidelines and for breaking rules. According to reports, a YouTuber going by the name Norme tried to break the world record for being awake for the most number of days in a row. He live-streamed himself in an attempt to break the previous record. The YouTuber had been streaming for over 250 hours with no sleep. In the video, we see that he appears to be losing his brain function. According to claims, his dangerous attempt led viewers to become concerned about his health. This resulted in YouTube stepping in at the 250-hour mark and removing his live stream video from the platform. According to claims, YouTuber Norme has been banned from the platform for his video. IShowSpeed’s YouTube Channel Banned: Steamer Gets Community Guidelines Strike for Filming Himself Jumping Over Two Luxurious Supercars in Death-Defying Viral Stunt.
YouTuber Norme Attempts to Break the No Sleep Record
🚨NEW: YouTuber "Norme" has been streaming for over 250 hours without sleep and appears to be losing brain function.pic.twitter.com/Su262xykEP
— Apex Episodes (@ApexEpisodes) August 11, 2024
Video That Led to YouTuber Norme Being Banned From YouTube
youtuber named “Norme” was banned for live streaming trying to break his personal record for most days in a row of being awake which was 12 days, he was at 250+ hours. 😳#Norme pic.twitter.com/10hUBoLhB7
— Price 💰 (@LaydBkInMayBach) August 11, 2024
(SocialLY brings you all the latest breaking news, fact checks and information from social media world, including Twitter (X), Instagram and Youtube. The above post contains publicly available embedded media, directly from the user's social media account and the views appearing in the social media post do not reflect the opinions of LatestLY.)
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Aug 12, 2024 09:56 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).
