Multiple reports say Twitch has suspended streamer xQc for the sixth time. The latest suspension follows a copyright claim connected to footage reportedly linked to the FIFA World Cup 2026. According to the accounts, the issue stems from a short segment of video that a claimant flagged, with the duration described as about five seconds. The streamer reacts to the situation in real time by continuing to stream on Kick and discussing what happened after Twitch issued the suspension. One of the described steps includes xQc sharing Twitch’s email or written notice publicly while explaining the basis for the action. The coverage characterizes the event as a continuation of prior suspensions, framing it as another instance where content in a broadcast triggers a rights-related enforcement response from Twitch. Across the accounts, the key points remain consistent: xQc is suspended again, the reason cited is a copyright claim connected to World Cup 2026 footage, and the streamer publicly discusses the trigger and the notice from Twitch.