Jack Doherty was recording a livestream on Kick when the crash occurred, with a clip of the stream circulating online showing the 20 year-old shouting out “No, no, no!” as he lost control and crashed the car on a busy motorway. More than 185,000 people were viewing Doherty’s Kick stream at the time of the crash, TMZ reported.

Kick has long been a controversial streaming service, launching off the promise of free speech for content creators — as well as encouraging lucrative gambling streams. The platform aims to compete with the Amazon-backed Twitch, offering generous profit-sharing ratios and a relaxed moderation policy.

Jack Doherty, banned from Kick after crashing his McLaren during a live stream, has turned to TikTok for donations.

Jack Doherty has received backlash from prominent streamers after being permanently banned from Kick for crashing his McLaren while on his phone.

Internet star Jack Doherty, who recently crashed his $200,000 McLaren, leading to a ban from Kick, renewed controversy. Following his accident prompted by dangerously texting and driving while in wet weather,

YouTube star Jack Doherty was criticized on social media after crashing his $200,000 McLaren during a livestream on Kick, which has since removed his profile from its platform.

Influencer Jack Doherty was permanently banned from Kick after crashing his McLaren while streaming and texting.

"I hydroplaned, I literally hydroplaned," Doherty said, replying to a viewer. "I'm in a McLaren in the pouring rain, what do you expect? You guys have never drove [sic] a McLaren."