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Thor Björnsson isn’t concerned about swatting: ‘I’m the f*****g world’s strongest man’

“You come here, I f*** you up.”

Hafþór “Thor” Björnsson has gotten quite the bump on Twitch since appearing on numerous streams as a part of Camp Knut, and while he isn’t the most experienced online content creator, he has a message for people that might try to dox him.

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During an IRL stream today, some of Thor’s fans mentioned to him through chat that he seemingly leaked the address of the hotel from which he was streaming. With many content creators experiencing issues like swatting and dealing with stalkers, fans showed concern for negligence of the man who played The Mountain in Game of Thrones.

But in a moment of pure honesty, the former world’s strongest man showed that he truly doesn’t care one bit if someone knows where he is.

“I’m not paranoid like some of those guys,” he said. “Some of those guys are paranoid like, ‘oh my god, the address leaked.’ like, fuck that, if the address gets leaked, the hotel address, who gives a fucking fuck what other people are going to do to me? I’m the fucking world’s strongest man. You come here, I fuck you up.”

Standing at 6 feet 9 inches tall, the Icelandic giant weighs more than 300lbs, and he isn’t about to be messed with. Concerns from his fans aren’t unwarranted, though.

In the past month, there have been a handful of issues content creators have faced regarding doxxing and swatting. Along with IShowSpeed and Adin Ross getting swatted, trans political activist Keffals was swatted and has continued to deal with doxxing issues.


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Senior Staff Writer. Max graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a journalism and political science degree in 2015. He previously worked for The Esports Observer covering the streaming industry before joining Dot where he now helps with Overwatch 2 coverage.