“My shit got JACKED” – Famous YouTube Streamer Asks Fans to Help Him Find His $55,000 Stolen Car

Technology has advanced significantly over time, and as a result, vehicles are now extremely secure. However, despite the increased security, there have been numerous carjackings in recent years. Even the well-known YouTuber and video game streamer Myth has also fallen victim to these increasing carjacking incidents.

Ali Kabbani, better known as Myth, is one of the most prominent gaming streamers on Twitch. He became famous because of his Fortnite streams and gathered over 7.3 million followers on the purple platform. But he later transitioned to YouTube after signing an exclusive contract and has over 4.5 million subscribers.

Myth asks his fans to help him find his car

The 23-year-old gaming YouTuber recently went on to Twitter to share about his stolen Audi S5. He wrote, “If any of y’all driving around LA see a grey Audi S5 driving around holler at your boy, please. My shit got JACKED.” Myth further added with another post, “Just hmu, and I’ll confirm the plate details on my end. Ty. Idk if this shit will work but it would be crazy if it did.“

Myth also shared a picture of his car which is worth $55,000, so it might help his fans to spot it in Los Angeles. However, he hid the number plate of the car for safety reasons. But he claimed that fans can just share the number plate of a grey Audi S5 they come across in a private message and he will confirm the plate number there.

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Fans were unhappy to hear this devastating news about Myth. They showcased their love and support for the Fortnite streamer. Everyone who saw his tweet agreed to help him and wished that he finds his car soon.

The former Fortnite pro wants to sign a Valorant team

Myth was a professional Fortnite player who signed with the Esports organization Team SoloMid besides being known as a well-known streamer. In 2021, he surprised everyone by announcing that he would not renew his contract with TSM. However, he now wishes to return to the Esports scene as the owner of a new Valorant team.

Myth tweeted about it a few weeks ago, “I want to explore signing a valorant team, paying them, and then doing watch parties / rooting for them. Does anybody know any FA teams?“ He further continued, “Coach Myth needs to make a comeback.”

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There are no more updates on this tweet, but it would be interesting to see him return to the Esports scene. Do you think Myth will form a professional Valorant team?