Veteran streamer Asmongold wanted to let his fans know about the dead rat he found in his house recently, and showed them a close-up video of it.
Asmongold is well known to his fans for his lack of exercise and bad eating habits, mostly consisting of sweets, fast food, and fizzy drinks, but after a recent health scare he vowed to turn his life around.
His bad habits don’t stop there, however, and fans are also very familiar with his filthy house. It got so bad that back in June the veteran streamer said he would finally clean it – although he said he thought he’d find a dead animal if he did.
Fast forward three months and Asmongold’ suspicions have come true, as he found a dead rat off-stream, and decided to film it and show his fans the next day.
‘Do you remember how yesterday I told you guys that I thought I smelled a dead rat in the house?’ he asked his viewers.
‘Because I know when there’s a dead rat in the house, and it had been waking me up, so I got him. I even recorded a little video about it.’
While laughing, Asmongold then showed his thousands of fans the dead body of the rat, where rigor mortis had set in.
Parts of his audience found it funny too, but there were those who found it disgusting, with one commenting on the video, saying, ‘That’s soo gross.’
‘Even rats can’t survive in your house,’ said one viewer, with another adding, ‘Ya know if you had a higher standard of living you wouldn’t have rats in your house.’
Others warned him that there will be lots more rats around too, while one fan advised the streamer to get a cat.
Asmongold once did a house tour with fellow streamers Emiru and Tectone, which showed how his house was overflowing with mess.
It’s not Asmongold’s first encounter with a deceased animal in his house either, as he told his fans years ago that he used the smell of a dead rat as an alarm clock, because when the sun heated the building the smell would wake him up.
As for the promised house clean, there doesn’t seem to be any evidence that he has done it yet.
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