Popular Twitch streamer Ludwig Ahgren recently reached a subscriber record during a subathon. Now, though, he's also been banned from Instagram based on a photo he took at the Logan Paul vs Floyd Mayweather boxing fight.
Ludwig recently got banned on Instagram for a week due to a photo he shared, in which he posed with his friend known simply as "Slime." The popular Twitch streamer claimed he met Joe Rogan at the boxing event alongside the photo, which may be the strange reason he was banned. The photo showed Ludwig and Slime standing proudly at ringside after the fight like several other fans who took photos after the boxing event came to a conclusion.
Logan Paul strutted into his boxing match against Floyd Mayweather donning his $150,000 Pokemon card on a chain, but Ludwig was simply in the audience to observe the boxing match. Ludwig was simply one of the many observers who took ringside photos once the fight had finished. In the photo, Ludwig and Slime were touching fingertips through the flies in their pants.
The popular Twitch streamer's joke about meeting Joe Rogan may have also been in poor taste on Instagram as Ludwig was banned on the platform shortly afterward the photo was posted. Ludwig has also officially confirmed this post is what got him in hot water on the social platform. Ludwig wasn't the only content creator in the audience to show support for Logan Paul as Team Envy chess streamer Alexandra Botez was also in the audience. Botez also did a similar photo in the boxing ring after the event was over with her sister, but she hasn't received a ban on Instagram.
While Logan Paul may have gone the distance with Floyd Mayweather in his second boxing match, Ludwig's Instagram momentum has been put on hold while he serves his suspension. It's currently unclear why Ludwig received a week-long ban for his post, or what violations he specifically violated. While the popular Twitch streamer did confirm what post caused his Instagram ban, he didn't reveal any details as to why he received it. Ludwig's official Twitter account and the original post both remain on Twiter, suggesting whatever rule it violates on Instagram doesn't apply there.
Coincidentally, Ludwig's girlfriend QTCinderella was also suspended from Instagram recently after being reported by several members of the community. This may mean that whoever recently targeted QTCinderella on Instagram has now decided to target Ludwig. Since it's only a week-long ban, Ludwig may serve his suspension before the details of it are fully revealed but he may explain the situation further in the future on Twitch.
Source: Dexerto