The streamer reacted to the video his colleague shared from Dubai, announcing his departure from social media
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The Argentine streaming world was surprised by the news: Moski, one of the most popular content creators in recent times, announced that he would stop streaming to return to a life away from social media and cameras.
In a video that quickly went viral, Moski explained the reasons behind his departure. "I went to Dubai for a few days to think, I had a lot on my mind," the streamer confessed, detailing that the decision comes from a personal need: "I don't want to betray myself or you. I always tried to make you laugh, but today I feel like I can't go on."
Visibly moved, he thanked his community and his teammates: "Thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone, to Manu for giving me the opportunity and to Santiaguito Bauletti, who's my soul brother. I know you'll do great."
The announcement not only moved his followers, but also his colleagues. Mernuel and Bauletti, with whom he shared streams, expressed their sadness live, while the audience left thousands of messages of support and surprise.
Martín Cirio spoke about the topic in his own space and left comments that mixed humor, sincerity, and reflection. "It blows my mind a bit that you go to Dubai to think, guys, it's the last place I'd choose," he joked, although he immediately went deeper: "I've been saying this for a while, but I thought it was a joke. All of us who stream say at some point that we can't imagine doing this forever, because sometimes it gets overwhelming. But we never think it's serious until one of us leaves, and in this case it was Moski."
La salida de Moski sorprendió a todos sus seguidores
Cirio also valued the decision to prioritize personal well-being over money: "I really admire people who can step aside without caring about the money. It's something I envy. I'm that poor kid from Parque Patricios, but he has a different reality, maybe that helps him. Still, for someone to give up an income like that to be well speaks of a lot of courage."
For the leader of the turtles, Moski's departure also presents a challenge for his teammates. "When you partner with people, the audience associates you as a team. It's like bands: when they break up, it's hard for everyone to succeed separately. The three of them conveyed something very genuine, like a group of friends hanging out in front of the camera, and that's hard to achieve. Now we'll have to see how Mernuel and Bauletti continue on their own," he reflected.
