I was on the raid team and was there when everything happened. As we beat the raid a flood of people started to come into the chat and started talking trash ( which is expected ) and as people started to come in he reacted. Honestly, he's not a bad guy.. Been there for the hundreds upon hundreds of raid carries he's done. I was actually a viewer in his stream that was looking for raid help and ended up being apart of his clan. Honestly going from a stream of 20 people to about 2,000+ in a matter of minutes could do a lot of things to anyone. There were some congrats but also a ton of hate. Being attacked by all those people caused him to react. While running the raid with the low amount of viewers he had there was nothing but silly banter, jokes, and great communication, but no one will see that because of this drama which is the bad part. It was a fun raid and I enjoyed the experience. Bungie did a great job in making adjustments to the raid at hectic moments that would catch anyone off guard. Good communication and call outs got us through it and I'm sure the ones who haven't beaten it yet can do the same.