Who is Streamer Studytme? Twitch Star Behind Japan Car Meet Crash That Injured Bystanders

A shocking incident from a car meet in Japan went viral after streamer Studytme crashed a Toyota MR2, injuring bystanders and damaging a parked Nissan GT-R. The whole moment was caught live on her stream and quickly spread across social media, sparking outrage and debate.

According to witnesses, Studytme — real name Giulia Mazza — was trying to reverse her red Toyota MR2 into a tight parking space at a JDM-style event. However, she accidentally shifted the car into drive instead of reverse. The car suddenly jumped forward, hitting a bystander and bumping into a parked GT-R, creating panic among onlookers.

Video Captures the Moment Chaos Unfolded

The livestream, originally broadcast on Twitch, started as a casual car meet but quickly turned chaotic. People screamed as the MR2 hit the crowd. The video shows Studytme stepping out of the car looking shocked — but her brief smile afterward drew massive backlash online.

Viewers in the live chat expressed shock and anger. One user commented, “She almost broke that man’s legs, and she smiled?” Another said, “Forget the GTR, she nearly injured someone badly.”

Fellow Streamer’s Reaction Goes Viral

Nearby, another streamer named Zumi was filming when the crash happened. She walked over to the MR2 and delivered a blunt line that is now all over the internet: “Yeah, you are done. Get out.”

The clip spread rapidly on Reddit’s r/LivestreamFail and X (formerly Twitter), gaining millions of views. Many criticized Studytme’s lack of awareness, while others discussed the risks of livestreaming in public.

Online Reactions and Criticism

Social media platforms flooded with criticism toward Studytme. One user on X wrote, “She’s supposed to be a Twitch ambassador? What an example!” Another said, “If you have GTR money, fine — but she almost crippled someone.”

Many users are now calling for stricter guidelines for streamers filming in public, arguing that livestreamers often overlook safety while chasing viral moments.

Who Is Streamer Studytme?

Giulia Mazza, known as Studytme, is an Italian digital nomad, Twitch and YouTube content creator. She is popular for her “study with me” sessions, travel vlogs, and productivity streams. Her community, called the CEO Gang, follows her for lifestyle motivation and remote work tips.

Before this incident, she was known for positive and calm content. But the Japan car crash has changed her public image, with fans demanding an apology and more responsibility from influencers filming in real-world settings.

The Studytme Japan car crash has sparked serious conversations about safety, streaming culture, and accountability. While no one was killed, reports say one bystander was seriously injured. Authorities are expected to look into the case further.

This serves as a reminder that livestreaming in real life carries real risks — and safety should always come first.