Santutu revealed what happened with the scandal at OLGA and admitted that there was an attempt at censorship.

Streamer Santiago Rodríguez Zahn, known as Santutu, broke his silence after the commotion caused by his live celebration of the final conviction of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. The episode took place during the broadcast of Tapados de laburo  on the OLGA channel, where he celebrated together with Franco "Mortedor" the Supreme Court's decision.

Hours later, Kirchnerist activists painted a threatening message on the station's door directed at the streamers. The case escalated on social media and sparked a debate about boundaries, humor, and censorship.

"From production, it was heard: 'Cut it out with the jokes'"

In a new stream on his channel, Santutu addressed the controversy with a provocative tone: "I said what I said and I joked because I don't give a fuck about politics. I really don't give a fuck," he stated without filters. He added: "I don't think it's borderline to make a joke on a show. Anyone who doesn't get it is a moron."

The streamer made it clear that his celebration was not due to an ideological stance, but rather to the logic of his content. "I clapped and joked. I'm not interested in politics. It was a joke, and if someone doesn't get it, they're out," he declared.

Santutu also referred to his colleague "Uni" (Unicornio), whom he accused of distancing himself from the situation: "Uni freaked out. He said 'I'm out of this one' because the joke was that he was a Peronist. But it's not like he's an activist, he just loves Cristina," he said.

At the center of the scene was Mortedor, who, according to Santutu, "made the most cancelable comment that came to his mind," and he followed him "as if I threw myself jerseyless onto the grass until my whole body itched,". He says the attitude was spontaneous, without calculating reactions.

Internal tension at OLGA

Santutu revealed that just seconds after the joke, they received a warning through their headphones from the channel's production. "After 30 seconds, through the earpiece, it was heard: 'Cut it out with the jokes, please, thank you very much,'" he recounted.

The streamer thought that message had been just for him and Mortedor. However, the discomfort in the studio was evident, and the internal censorship was exposed. "Damn it, today... what a show, what a show," he said ironically.

This episode exposes the growing tension between humor in streaming and editorial lines within new digital media. Although OLGA positions itself as a fresh and relaxed space, the episode set off alarms about how far one can go when touching a political nerve.

Meanwhile, Santutu, true to his style, stands by his position: he doesn't care about ideological judgment or reprisals. "I did it because it came out of me. If that bothers someone, that's not my problem," he concluded.