‘Ching Chong’: Korean Twitch streamer Jinnytty catches racist incident on live broadcast

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Korean Twitch streamer Jinnytty encountered a racist incident during a live broadcast.

Jinnytty AKA Jinny is a popular name on the video game streaming service. As well as streaming gaming footage, Jinny also documents her travels.

On 11 September, Jinny was live-streaming to her 385,000 followers from Copenhagen, Denmark.

Showing herself walking down the street whilst talking to her viewers, a passerby shouts “Ching Chong” as they walk past.

Shocked, the 28-year-old says to the camera, “that was racist! You guys heard that, right? That was racist.”

Viewers quickly comforted the streamer and sent donations her way.

In other news, a racist letter was found at a Melbourne store after many businesses including Chinese restaurants were vandalized.

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