Streamer Natalie Reynolds has sparked fury by daring a vulnerable woman who couldn’t swim to jump into a lake and then run away laughing with her friends.
The cruel stunt, filmed by Reynolds’ streamer friends and later shared on Reddit, shows the influencer encouraging the woman to jump into a lake before mocking her.
Viewers responded to the clip by telling Reynolds to “f*** off”, while others described her as “narcissistic” and “absolutely horrible”.
Reynolds is a Kick streamer from the US who regularly sparks outrage with stupid stunts like going to the gym in ‘leggings’ painted as a ‘social experiment’.
Her latest video shows her interacting with a vulnerable woman wearing only a T-shirt and sliders on a low dock above what appears to be Lady Bird Lake in Austin, Texas, on Wednesday afternoon.
Streamer Natalie Reynolds has sparked fury by daring a vulnerable woman who couldn’t swim to jump into a lake and then run away laughing with her friends.
Wearing a backward baseball cap and crop top, Reynolds pretends to push the woman into the water before telling her “you should jump in the water right now.”
The lady dives into the water as Reynolds watches, before turning to her friends and saying: ‘Oh! What the fuck. Did you see her butt?
Two officials rush to the woman’s aid as she screams, “You said it was okay!” to Reynolds, who replies, “You said you wanted to swim.”
“You told me to jump,” the woman shouts, and Reynolds responds, “I didn’t tell you to jump.”
One of the officials can be heard saying, “Yes, you did,” in a tired voice as they rush to help the woman in the water. They take Reynolds away.
The cruel stunt, filmed by Reynolds’ streamer friends and later shared on Reddit, shows the influencer encouraging the woman to jump into a lake before mocking her.
Viewers responded to the clip by telling Reynolds to “f*** off”, while others described her as “narcissistic” and “absolutely horrible”.
When the video cuts to Reynolds on dry land, the woman can be heard screaming “I can’t swim!” I can only float’, in an anguished tone.
‘Stop, seriously, you’re actually scaring me. I’m going to commit suicide. “He says she’s drowning,” Reynolds tells his friends.
‘I didn’t know!’ Reynolds says as a friend responds, “I think you literally just murdered someone” and the group of five runs away laughing.
The video shows the group sitting in a car as Reynolds puts her hand over her mouth and her friend says, “This is really bad,” as fire trucks drive by in the direction they just left.
The Austin Fire Department wrote in X that emergency medics and firefighters responded to Lady Bird Lake for a “medical call” on Wednesday.
‘There is no water rescue at Lady Bird Lake. “The person is out of the water and the incident has been reduced to a medical call,” the department said.
Reynolds is a Kick streamer from the US who regularly sparks outrage with stupid stunts like going to the gym in ‘leggings’ painted as a ‘social experiment’.
Disgusted social media users criticized the streamers for their insensitive behavior.
‘Why wouldn’t they stay and help her? That’s absolutely horrible. “There is a special place in hell for people like this,” one person wrote in response to the video posted on Reddit.
“She’s a POS for denying and not helping,” one Redditor responded.
“These people are focused on getting content and nothing else,” another person said in a comment that received 1.4k likes.
‘That woman is not a human being for them. She is supportive. However, suddenly, this ‘thing’ starts asking for help and it’s like for the first time these idiots realize that they’ve endangered a real person’s life.’
Others said they hoped Reynolds would face consequences for his actions.
‘Watching you convince that woman to jump into the water and then jokingly run away during her distress? I hope you laugh your way to jail,” one viewer wrote on Reynold’s latest Instagram post of her showing her dragging a shark out of the ocean.
‘I didn’t know!’ Reynolds says as her friend responds, “I think you literally just murdered someone” and the group of five flees laughing (pictured).
‘This girl is not right in the head, that’s for sure. She deserves to face charges, maybe that will teach her!’ said another person.
Social media users claimed that the woman Reynolds convinced to enter the water was a “homeless person”, but this has not been confirmed.
DailyMail.com has reached out to Austin Police and the Austin Fire Department to clarify whether charges will be filed over the incident.