Controversial internet personality Nina Lin, also known as "NinaDaddyIsBack," has reportedly been permanently banned from Twitch. For context, Lin made headlines on December 2, 2025, when her official channel on the Amazon-owned livestreaming platform got banned for the third time in six weeks.At the time, a message appeared on her channel informing viewers that it was temporarily unavailable due to a violation of Twitch's community guidelines or terms of service.When trying to access her channel on December 17, 2025, the message had changed, informing users that Lin's channel is currently unavailable. This message usually appears on the channels of streamers who have been indefinitely suspended from the platform.Message that appears on Nina Lin's channel, NinaDaddyIsBack, on December 17, 2025 (Image via Twitch)X user @FearedBuck reported the following:"Nina Lin has been permanently banned on Twitch"Netizens on the Elon Musk-owned social media platform had a lot to say about the situation."Kick contract incoming 😭😭😭" X user @RareBonkers stated."I can feel society healing, becoming something better than before 🥰" X user @Alan_Turing0110 wrote."Wow! FAFO,.. There are consequences to silly actions. Which platform will she run to now?" X user @Bimbola25 commented."imagine being handed a career just to f**k it all off so now she has to go work a real job" X user @B0SSBowseR remarked."So they draw the line at shop lifting but everything else is fine." X user @16BinaryDigits posted.What do netizens mean by saying Twitch seemingly "drew the line at shoplifting" following Nina Lin's reported permanent ban?Nina Lin went viral on November 30, 2025, when a video from her IRL livestream surfaced on X, Reddit, and TikTok. It showed the New Yorker shopping at Target, where she did not appear to scan the barcode for a pack of steak at a self-checkout machine.The situation resulted in netizens accusing Nin of shoplifting live on stream in front of thousands of viewers.The 24-year-old eventually addressed the situation, telling people to "calm the f**k" down because Target was "not losing money." She added:"I'm telling you, bro, even if it was the steaks, bro, yo, bro, ain't nobody missing no f**king money, b**ch! Calm the f**k down! No, Target is not losing no type of f**king money from some steaks. B**ch a** f**king b*m a** steaks. I don't give a s**t! Man, put this on Twitter, too! Your mom's a b**ch! Youse a b**ch! And happy holidays."As of this writing, Nina Lin has not commented on her reported permanent ban from Twitch.