Ozemi

Ozemi is an American IRL streamer on Kick whose chaotic Japan streams made international headlines in August 2026 (Dexerto). Days apart, clips showed him pouring a drink over fellow streamer Nanatty after she allegedly used a racial slur toward him, and riding off on an unattended bicycle (Dexerto). He later claimed the bike clip was staged with a local (Dexerto). Reports in September 2026 said Kick had banned him (SoapCentral).[edit]

Almost nothing verifiable predates the Japan streams. A YouTube channel under his name hosts music videos, suggesting earlier creative experiments, but dates, view counts, and his identity behind them are unconfirmed. His real name, age, and background are undisclosed. His site, ozemi.net, carries the tagline "Join The Revolution."[edit]

Ozemi streamed IRL content on Kick from Japan through 2026 with a modest audience. Then came the August cascade. After Nanatty allegedly used the hard-R slur toward him on stream, Ozemi confronted her, demanded an apology, and poured a drink over her, with police reportedly present (Dexerto). Nanatty reported him to police (PrimeTimer). Separately, footage of him riding away on an unattended bicycle spread under theft claims; he denied it was genuine, calling it scripted (Dexerto). By September, SoapCentral reported Kick had banned him (SoapCentral).[edit]

Ozemi performs the provocateur: confrontational stream titles, on-camera clashes with other creators and locals, and a shrugging "just content" dismissal when clips blow up (YouTube commentary). Coverage splits between those who read the drink pour as a stand against racism and those who see escalation for views (AOL).[edit]

iFANN-only numbers, read from live data: YouTube: 198 subscribers, 8,747 views (fetched 2026-10-15). Last.fm: no data on record. Popularity rank: #39,034 overall, #28,965 by type (ranked 2026-10-19). He holds no placement in iFANN's Global Fame Engine Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list. His iFAMOUS footprint is viral clips rather than a fanbase: no fandom name, no organized campaigns, just r/LivestreamFail threads dissecting the footage.[edit]

His real name is unknown. The r/LivestreamFail thread on the bicycle clip drew thousands of upvotes and hundreds of comments (Reddit). Reports differ on whether the Nanatty confrontation happened in Tokyo or Osaka, so this page names only Japan.[edit]

No family detail is public. Ozemi has not named parents, siblings, or a household, and his streams show a solitary life lived in public spaces across Japan.[edit]

Nanatty, a Japanese Kick streamer, is the central figure in Ozemi's viral arc: their confrontation in August 2026, the alleged slur, the drink pour, and her police report defined both of their online presences that month (Dexerto).[edit]

No romantic relationship has been confirmed by Ozemi or a credible outlet. Relationship status is undisclosed.[edit]

Net worth is undisclosed. No credible outlet has published a figure, and his income from a modest Kick channel and a small YouTube archive cannot be estimated reliably.[edit]