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Popular gamer and YouTube streamer N3on, apparently, got more than he bargained for after meeting Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow at a Fourth of July Party over the weekend.
N3on and Joe Burrow crossed paths at FaZe’s Fourth of July party, but it didn’t look like the Bengals’ superstar quarterback was that interested in interacting with the 20-year-old streamer.
N3on spotted Burrow hanging out with a group of friends and wanted to say hello. Someone politely told N3on that Burrow didn’t want to meet and preferred to just “vibe.” N3on understood and said, “Nice to meet you, brother! God bless” with a salute.
WEIRD: Streamer N3on claimed #Bengals star Joe Burrow is suing him after Burrow was seen on his stream at a July 4th white party this weekend.
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Odd situation.
pic.twitter.com/E2JXGkurHj— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) July 7, 2025
If that interaction wasn’t awkward enough, get this: N3on claimed in a separate video that he was hit with a notice about being sued by Joe Burrow:
Further details aren’t exactly clear at this time, but perhaps Burrow and/or N3on will provide more clarity soon. Maybe Burrow wasn’t interested in meeting N3on at the time, but would he really sue the popular streamer just for briefly featuring him in a video?
We’ll wait and see if more comes from this.
The 28-year-old Joe Burrow is coming off the best statistical season of his career, leading the NFL in both passing yards (4,918) and touchdowns (43). Teammate Ja’Marr Chase also won the triple crown of receiving (127 receptions, 1,708 yards and 17 touchdowns), yet the Bengals still somehow missed the playoffs.
Burrow won Comeback Player of the Year honors for the second time, claiming the award in his sophomore 2021 season.
Burrow and the Bengals have been notoriously slow starters, and it cost them a playoff spot last year. Zac Taylor’s group will try to reverse course and kick off 2025 on a high note when they visit the Cleveland Browns in Week 1.
