Deadrop Studio Drops Co-Founder Dr. Disrespect After Allegations Surrounding The Streamer’s 2020 Twitch Ban Emerge

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Deadrop Studio Drops Co-Founder Dr. Disrespect After Allegations Surrounding The Streamer’s 2020

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Deadrop studio Midnight Society has terminated its relationship with co-founder and streamer Guy Beahm aka Dr. Disrespect. It did so after looking into allegations surrounding Beahm that emerged over the recent weekend regarding his 2020

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ban. 

On Friday, June 21, former

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account director of strategic partnerships Cody Conners said on

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, “He [referring to Beahm] got banned because he was caught sexting a minor in the then existing

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whispers product. He was trying to meet up with her at TwitchCon. The powers that be could read in plain text. Case closed, gang.” Conner replied to his own post on X (formerly

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) and said, “No one made the wrong decision, f*** him and his boys.” 

He got banned because got caught sexting a minor in the then existing

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whispers product. He was trying to meet up with her at TwitchCon. The powers that be could read in plain text.

Case closed, gang.

— Cody Conners (@evoli)

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Though Conners didn’t name Beahm, who was previously banned from E3 and suspended on

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after livestreaming from a public bathroom in 2019, it was clear that he was referring to the streamer. Beahm even

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from his Dr. Disrespect account, saying he knows it’s a “hot topic” but that it “has been settled, no wrongdoing was acknowledged and they paid out the whole contract.” He then

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separately, “Listen, I’m obviously tied to legal obligations from the settlement with

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but I just need to say what I can say since this is the f***ing internet. I didn’t do anything wrong, all this has been probed and settled, nothing ********, no wrongdoing was found, and I was paid.” 

Back in 2020, when Beahm was suddenly banned on June 26,

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shared little of the reasoning behind the decision. It released the following statement, “As is our process, we take appropriate action when we have evidence that a streamer has acted in violation of our Community Guidelines or Terms of Service. These apply to all streamers regardless of status or prominence in the community.” This ban happened shortly after Beahm signed with

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(again) for reportedly an eight-figure sum, as reported by

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. 

Following this ban, Beahm told 

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 weeks later he still didn’t know why

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“effectively voided his contract” with the ban. A year after the ban, Beahm sued

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and roughly a year after that – so about two years after the ban – he and

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settled. At the time, Beahm posted a photo on March 10, 2022, with a paper he signed that read, “I have resolved my legal dispute with

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. No party admits to any wrongdoing.” 

During this sequence of events, Beahm also launched a new triple-A studio with Call of Duty and Halo veteran game developers called Midnight Society. After Conners’ reveal about Beahm on Friday, Midnight Society apparently assumed his innocence but began speaking to parties involved. After doing so, it decided to terminate its relationship with Beahm. Here’s the studio’s full

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on the matter:

“On Friday evening we became aware of an allegation against one of our co-founder’s Guy Beahm aka Dr. Disrespect. We assumed his innocence and began speaking with parties involved. And in order to maintain our principles and standards as a studio and individuals, we needed to act. 

“For this reason, we are terminating our relationship with Guy Beahm immediately.

“While these facts are difficult to hear and even more difficult to accept, it is our duty to act with dignity on behalf of all individuals involved, especially with fifty-five developers and families we have employed along with our community of players.” 

Though Midnight Society doesn’t say anything too specific, it did look into the situation following Conners’ reveal, spoke to parties involved, and decided then (after previously assuming Beahm’s innocence) that it was terminating its relationship with the streamer. 

Though Beahm hasn’t acknowledged the Midnight Society situation, people that tuned into the Dr. Disrespect stream happening when the studio posted its statement think they can see the moment he sees the news live on-air. Here’s a clip from Kotaku reporter 

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: 

You can see the exact moment Dr Disrespect appears to find out that Midnight Society is dropping him, or some other seemingly bad news related to his

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ban allegations.

He had just defeated Bayle The Dread and went to look at his phone after fast travelling to Scadu Atlus

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— AmericanTruckSongs9 (@ethangach)

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Considering Beahm’s

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ban was settled in court with the

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-owned streaming service, there’s a good chance we don’t learn about the sitaution as there are likely legal obligations stopping either party from sharing further details. 

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