Kick IRL streamer Jandro has reportedly received a temporary suspension from the live streaming platform after a video of him became viral in Japan, where he was seen arguing with a Turkish kebab seller who was upset about being filmed. The clip revealed that the vendor walked up to the streamer and shoved him, and viewers mentioned that it was physical contact.Jandro argued that he was recording the food, not the shop owner, and warned him against involving the police over what he described as a false assault claim. Many viewers criticized the streamer for deliberately provoking the small business owner to create content. They have also expressed concerns about disruptive IRL streamers harming the image of foreigners in Japan and possibly breaking local rules about filming.Continue reading more about the story.Kick streamer Jandro allegedly ousted from Kick over a Turkish food vendor fight View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAn Instagram clip reportedly shows him arguing with a Turkish kebab cart owner in Japan after the vendor objected to being filmed. The vendor confronted and pressed the streamer, and some viewers claimed that there was physical contact.Jandro apparently said that he was recording the food, not the proprietor, and warned about calling the police for what he described as assault. He stated,"Nah, I'm taking the kebab, dude. Not you, man. Why would I take a picture of you? I'm taking a picture of your kebab."He added,"Are you stupid, dude? Are you stupid? Like, I'm taking a picture of your kebab. Bro, this is exactly what I'm doing, dude. Taking a picture of your kebab and showing your kebab. Why would anyone want to look at you, man? Be smart, dude. Be smart."Many viewers have criticized Jandro for provoking the proprietor and also pointed out that the IRL streamer was harming the reputation of foreigners in Japan and ignoring local filming rules.Some viewers mentioned that all the streamers travel to Japan to settle their karma. Cruises are no longer allowed, and countries like Switzerland, Thailand, India, and Argentina have also been banned. Nox has now become the biggest enemy, and people are unsure if returning to Japan will ever be possible again.One of the viewers said that what Jandro did was wrong because he didn't respect the man's privacy. He added that it didn't matter that it happened in public, as the man clearly didn't want to be filmed, and the streamer ignored that. The viewer also criticized the streamer personally, saying that he needed to lose weight.Follow Soap Central for more updates on entertainment.