Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy, also known as Sneako, a right-wing content creator with known ties to Andrew Tate, was violently assaulted during a live stream on a busy public sidewalk. The shocking attack was captured on multiple cameras and showed a sudden sucker-punch followed by a blast of pepper spray before the suspect fled the scene.
While streaming on Kick and engaged in a debate about masturbation, Sneako was distracted by his phone when a stranger struck him with a powerful right hook to the head. Moments earlier, Sneako had said on camera, “put your life force into a sock? Yeah, you deserve to be publicly executed.” It is unknown whether the attacker heard this remark.
The punch knocked Sneako to the pavement, with his camera capturing the chaos as passersby shouted and attempted to intervene. Crew member Waze and others pulled the attacker away, but before Sneako could recover, the assailant sprayed pepper spray directly in his face and fled amid stunned pedestrians and traffic.
Sneako ended the stream abruptly but returned live an hour later to update his fans. He revealed he suffered a chipped tooth from the punch and was temporarily blinded by the mace—his first experience with it. “I was confused and thought it might be something else like construction,” Sneako said. “Then I realised I was actually being attacked.”
Rejecting the idea that the assault was random street violence, Sneako claimed the attack was planned. He pointed to the attacker’s immediate use of pepper spray and total lack of verbal warning. Suspiciously, a group of around five people emerged from a nearby building right after the attack.
“That had to be a setup. I really don’t think this was a random coincidence. Someone paid a guy to do that,” he insisted. “It didn’t feel like a typical random street thing.”
Sneako, no stranger to controversy, ended his broadcast telling followers, “I’m fine, we got it handled. Going live again in an hour… I’ll handle everything, so don’t worry about me.”
The violent assault drew immediate attention, with multiple videos spreading online capturing the shocking incident in daylight on a busy street.
Originally published by UKNIP.
