The popular streamer fell ill while in Japan and said it felt like he was getting 'stabbed'
Streamer iShowSpeed has opened up about his dramatic deterioration in health last month, which saw his face swell amid thoughts off jumping off a building. His health crisis saw him rushed to hospital and claims he "almost died" battling a potentially deadly infection.
Throughout Watkins' ordeal, his fans turned up to the Tokyo hospital in their droves and have now heard from the man himself. Speaking in a new stream, iShowSpeed talked about the extent of the pain he was experiencing at the time. "Bro, I almost f****** died. I almost jumped off of a f****** building, chat. I was this close to jumping off of a Japanese building. And I'm not trolling, bro. I'm being deadass. I swear on my life, bro. It was that freaking bad, bro."
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