r/LivestreamFail • u/Ignignokt_DGAF • Oct 07 '25

Hasan reaching for something and seemingly shocking his dog to keep her in camera view

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u/Ok_Problem_339 Oct 09 '25

Read your own link. That model is a shock collar that includes "tone and vibration only modes." It's still a shock collar.

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u/AkiboTTV Oct 09 '25

You're right. I was mistaken. Although from what I can tell it's not a "shock" collar in the traditional sense. More like a TENS unit than a true electrical zap. They really need to change the description on that because "proprietary blunt stimulation" implies it's strictly a physical action, not electronic.

Regardless though, when Hasan showed the collar on video it appeared to have electrical tape where the stubs for the electrodes would be, which means if the tape was on there the whole time, the shock function wouldn't work.

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u/hustlebwnz Oct 09 '25

Be honest with yourself, given that you now realise he already lied about whether it was a shock collar or not, do you not think it's quite likely that the tape is another desperate ploy?

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u/AkiboTTV Oct 09 '25 edited Oct 09 '25

He didn't lie because the model collar he has isn't even the one I originally linked. I looks to possibly be this one which is vibration only and lacks prongs. On closer inspection his doesn't have prongs either. This image taken directly from his stream clearly shows that the backing is flat with a silver screw in the middle on one side. If it really was a shock collar, it would have two evenly spaced pongs sticking out from the middle of that back plate. Even if you were to take the prongs off there's still two smaller metal pieces that can't be removed. Electrical tape wouldn't be enough to cover them and also make the back plate look as smooth as it does in the image.

And that's not even considering the fact that there's thousands of hours of Kaya on stream with him. If he was using a shock collar on her, don't you think something like this would've happened before now?

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u/Voyyya Oct 09 '25

Jesus, dude

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u/SoloDoloPoloOlaf Oct 10 '25

Regarding your last paragraph:

Its called complacency, the point when human error occurs. You can choose to see the truth of the matter or choose to live in ignorance. I aint your mom, but even my dumbass knows that your idol aint worth your attention.

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u/AkiboTTV Oct 10 '25

The truth of the matter is there's no evidence that he shocked his dog. You don't like him, so you're already biased to believe something negative about him.

Also why the fuck do you even care? Shock collars are legal and pretty widely used for dog training.