IShowSpeed 'goes crazy' showing off his 'new iPhone 15' during livestream, internet claims, 'that's old'
CLEVELAND, OHIO: IShowSpeed, a prominent streamer and a YouTuber recently purchased a 'new phone' which he flaunted to his viewers during a livestream, showcasing his excitement.
iPhone, a line of smartphones produced by Apple Inc, launched its 15th series in September and costs around $799, while the higher version, iPhone 15 Plus, costs $899.
IShowSpeed gets excited about his iPhone 15
18-year-old Darren Jason Watkins Jr also known as IShowSpeed, shared his happiness over buying his new iPhone 15.
He exclaimed saying, "The iPhone 15 came in chat, it finally came in bro, my new phone finally came in."
He expressed his joy by hooting with the new phone in his hand. Beaming with his happiness he added, "Now it's time to go crazy."
Speed brought a new white-colored iPhone 15 which he showed off during his video on YouTube. An X (formerly Twitter) user and Speed's fanpage shared a short part of the livestream on the platform stating, "Speed Shows his New Phone IPHONE 15."
🚨| WATCH: Speed Shows his New Phone IPHONE 15 pic.twitter.com/TcGrbJnSeA
— Speedy HQ (@iShowSpeedHQ) November 8, 2023
The video received only a few comments with one user claiming that the video is old saying, "Bro that’s old."
IShowSpeed supports Palestine
Recently, another video surfaced on the internet, in which IShowSpeed is seen supporting Palestine in the backdrop of the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
In the viral video, Speed is shown playing soccer with an Israeli. "Why is everybody filming me?" asked the man as he walked up to Speed.
The YouTuber inquired about his identity, appearing confused by his query. In response, Speed was counter-questioned, "Who are you?" by the man. Speed replied, "I am Speed."
"Who are you?" Speed inquired of the man once more. Calling himself 'The Hon'.
"Where are you from?" was the 18-year-old's next query. The man said that he was from "Israel," to which Speed immediately responded, "Free Palestine." "Man, I ain't gonna lie bro," he continued.
A supporter of Speed commented, "Human rights organizations should stop this cruelty."
Human rights organizations should stop this cruelty.
— Rehan Bloch (@Rehan_Opinion) November 9, 2023