Overview
- District officials say the production appeared to violate facility-use terms and community standards, and they are considering holding involved parties legally accountable.
- The 24-hour Twitch broadcast, produced by PayMoneyWubby and presented by Fansly, featured profanity, sexualized acts, racist slides and a mock crucifixion filmed inside the school gym.
- The Canyon Crest Academy Foundation says it approved an Oct. 9 rental to a New Hampshire–based company with a PG-13 summary, apologizes for an oversight failure and is consulting legal counsel.
- The streamer and his attorney insist the event complied with the contract and say sponsorship and activities were disclosed, calling the school’s statements inaccurate and potentially defamatory.
- Student accounts describe being denied gym access during setup and objecting to the content, as the school board advances an MOU that could strip foundations of rental authority and tighten controls.