Popular Kick Streamer Suffers Broken Jaw, Gets Brutally KO’d When Outrageous Viral Stunt Backfires With LSU Fan [VIDEO]
Snarp punched after rage-baiting the wrong LSU fan.
Popular Kick creator Snarp is widely known for his chaotic college football “rage-bait” videos. Initially, he built momentum by wearing an LSU Tigers jersey in hostile environments.
He would famously troll rival fanbases like Alabama and Ole Miss directly on their home turf.
Consequently, when he brought his provocative style directly to the legendary LSU tailgate culture in Baton Rouge, the energy was already explosive.
Snarp’s Stunt Backfires
Snarp and his crew immersed themselves in the massive, rowdy crowds surrounding Tiger Stadium. Meanwhile, his chat on Kick was watched live as he actively sought opportunities to spark tense banter with passionate fans.
In addition to interviewing eccentric local characters, he engaged in his signature confrontational pranks to provoke viral reactions.
Ultimately, the combination of LSU’s intense game-day environment and Snarp’s relentless trolling resulted in highly chaotic footage. One guy could be seen angered, and in the face of Snarp.
Snarp get knocked out and jaw broke pic.twitter.com/iSZuVscGui
— Master Hiker (@masterfish699) September 6, 2026
Suddenly, the LSU fan cocked his fist back and punched the streamer in the face. Snarp was knocked to the ground and reportedly suffered a broken jaw. Luckily for him, others pushed the guy away to prevent further injury.
Kick streamer Snarp RAGE BAITS the WRONG LSU fan… and ends up with a BR*KEN JAW😳 pic.twitter.com/PSbm4bZfWb
— PartiKing (@parti_king) September 6, 2026
This was hardly the first time LSU fans had fought on this day.
The Tigers Crushed Clemson
Sep 5, 2026; Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA; LSU Tigers sing the team fight song after the win against Clemson Tigers at Tiger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Lew-Imagn Images
LSU absolutely dominated Clemson with a 51-10 victory during the highly anticipated 2026 season opener at Tiger Stadium. Initially, a severe two-hour lightning storm delayed the kickoff and threatened to dampen the energy in Baton Rouge.
Consequently, LSU methodically tore apart Clemson’s defense by racking up an astonishing 644 total yards of offense. The running game excelled as both Sam Leavitt and running back Dilin Jones surpassed 100 yards rushing while scoring two touchdowns apiece.
Meanwhile, LSU’s defense completely smothered Clemson’s offense. They restricted them to just 145 total yards and a dismal 1-for-13 conversion rate on third downs. Ultimately, this 41-point blowout marked an emphatic debut for head coach Lane Kiffin.
