MoonMoon leaves fans concerned after abruptly ending Twitch stream over health issues
MoonMoon’s recurring lung complications caused him to end his stream early and head to the ER, leaving many fans concerned for his health.
Twitch streamer MoonMoonabruptly ended his broadcast on January 20 due to health concerns.
The 34-year-old was playing Project Zomboid before he suddenly told his viewers he was leaving to go to the emergency room.
“I am going to end the stream because I’m going to go to the ER… because I can feel that my right lung is developing the same way that my left one did, and it is not getting better,” MoonMoon told his fans.
“I’m only getting worse. So… ER time. I’m going to ask, like, steroids or some sh*t honestly, dude. I don’t know. It’s gotten two rounds of antibiotics.”
MoonMoon fans concerned over his recurring health issues
MoonMoon has noticeably coughed in several other broadcasts, which some of his 1.2MTwitchfollowers were well aware of.
With recurring issues, the streamer’s health has alarmed viewers, prompting one to suggest he see a “specialist.” However, MoonMoon shut the recommendation down, saying, “It’s not really something I can do right away, but we’ll see what they say.”
Before his broadcast officially ended, another fan told him not to panic. “I’m not freaking out, I’m good. See you guys tomorrow, hopefully,” the streamer responded.
MoonMoon puffs galaxy gas amid health concerns
Despite MoonMoon facing health concerns, he’s been seenpuffing galaxy gasduring his live-streams. Galaxy gas is known as a whippet, which is nitrous oxide, an inhalant said to enhance brief feelings of euphoria.
In a clip, after taking a puff, his body began to twitch as his head bobbed back and forth.
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According to theAddiction Center, inhaling galaxy gas can lead to “oxygen deprivation, known as hypoxia, which can cause dizziness, fainting, and even loss of consciousness.”
Repeated use can also cause damage to the nervous system and result in heart complications as well as sudden death.
MoonMoon generally streams daily at 3:00 PM PST, so fans will have to wait until his upcoming broadcasts to get a potential update on his health. He isn’t the only streamer to have worried his fans with his health, though.
In December 2024,Twitch streamer Elina fainted during a broadcast. She followed up with her followers by explaining that she had low blood pressure at the time of falling unconscious.
And in November of that same year, Twitch star StableRonaldo alarmed viewers when he revealed he’d been waking up withmigraines and vision loss, although nothing else has been said about his health in the following months.
