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Streamer Lacy ejected from SoFi Stadium during Bills‑Rams game
Lacy claimed he had permission to stream only his face, but security escorted him out after a heated standoff.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Twitch personality Lacy, who has more than three million followers, was removed from his front‑row seat at SoFi Stadium during the Bills‑Rams Monday Night Football game on Oct. 12, 2026. According to the New York Post, security approached him in the second quarter, questioning his camera and asking for identification.
Lacy told officials he had been allowed to stream "just my face" and not the game action, saying a PR representative had secured league approval for that limited coverage. When he could not produce ID, security escorted him and his cameraman to a lower level before ultimately escorting him out of the venue.
He later said on stream, "They handled that great. Tell me beforehand that I’m allowed to show just my face at the game, then kick me out when I’m at the game." The NFL, Rams and Lacy have not responded to requests for comment.
Key facts
- Streamer Lacy was removed from SoFi Stadium during the Bills‑Rams game. (nypost.com)
- Security questioned his camera and asked for ID in the second quarter. (nypost.com)
- Lacy claimed he had permission to stream only his face, not game action. (nypost.com)
- He was escorted to a lower level and then out of the stadium. (nypost.com)
- No comment was received from the NFL, Rams or Lacy as of Tuesday morning. (nypost.com)
Sources
- [1] nypost.com — originally reported as “Popular streamer Lacy removed from SoFi Stadium in tense scene at Bills vs. Rams game”
