iShowSpeed crew member hospitalised after Nairobi livestream spinal injury

A member of iShowSpeed’s production team sustained a spinal injury while executing a rally car and helicopter stunt in Nairobi, as the influencer’s Kenya tour draws record-breaking online viewers and global attention...

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A member of American streamer iShowSpeed’s production team, Slippy, sustained a spinal injury during a high-energy livestream segment in Nairobi, Kenya. The incident occurred during a rally car and helicopter stunt as part of iShowSpeed's record-breaking tour.

Slippy suffered a nerve/disc injury, leading to loss of feeling in his left leg, and passed out from dehydration and shock.
The iShowSpeed tour drew massive crowds, with one livestream segment pulling over 180,000 concurrent viewers and adding nearly 200,000 new subscribers to his channel.
Kenya’s Tourism Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano hailed the visit as a major boost for Kenya’s global profile and tourism, particularly among Gen Z and millennial travelers.

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