Rapper Blueface told viewers on his Sept. 1, 2026, Kick livestream that when he was 9 years old he spread peanut butter on his penis and let his Chihuahua lick it off. TMZ first reported the broadcast on Sept. 1, 2026, and X account Dom Lucre packaged a clip that ran on the platform at 1:40 a.m. UTC on Sept. 2, 2026, with the same wording that carried the moment across creator pages: “Rapper Blueface just revealed that he let his dog lick peanut butter off his private part when he was a 9-year-old boy.” That last clause, “when he was a 9-year-old boy,” is the line that turned a hot-tub aside into a wire story within an afternoon. Spelling included for the rest of the article from here.
Blueface, born Johnathan Michael Porter on Jan. 20, 1997, in Los Angeles, is 29. He grew up in Mid-City and then in the Santa Clarita and San Fernando Valley areas, played high school football at Arleta, and briefly attended Fayetteville State University on a football scholarship before turning to rap. He broke through in 2018 with the off-beat delivery on “Respect My Cryppin'” and later scored a Top-10 Billboard hit with the Cardi B remix of “Thotiana.” The same off-air candor that built his following is, by his own accounting, the thing the Sept. 1 stream showed again.
According to TMZ’s first report on the broadcast, Blueface said in the stream,
“One time I put peanut butter on my dick and let my little chihuahua lick it off.”
He added that he was about nine. When someone in the tub pressed him, he specified it was two licks.
“It wasn’t crazy though. It was like two licks though. Don’t get it fucked up.”
He later said the dog
“wasn’t really sucking”
and asked the women in the tub not to
“make it weird.”
The clip was clearly recorded around other people, and TMZ described the women’s body language as visibly uncomfortable while Blueface treated the memory as a minor anecdote. The Dom Lucre package, captioned with the same finding, ran on X within hours of the TMZ report.
The video circulated on X through clip accounts and Akademiks TV within hours, drawing thousands of views across reposts. The moment follows a stream pattern that has defined Blueface’s post-prison Kick era since his release: music talk, relationship drama, and unfiltered personal stories that air live and travel faster than the broadcast does. The Peanut Butter Chihuahua exchange is the latest entry in a longer file that includes Hypefresh’s prior coverage of his mother’s jail-time commentary and his wider family-commentary circuit.
Blueface has streamed on Kick since Twitch permanently banned him in May 2026 for using a homophobic slur after a week-long suspension escalated when he dual-streamed with another creator. He has four children. He has been publicly linked to Jaidyn Alexis, Chrisean Rock, and, most recently, Nevaeh Akira, with whom he welcomed a son, Johnathan Porter, in August 2026, per Complex’s first report. Power 105.1 confirmed the August 18 birth. Several of those relationships have played out live on camera, including arguments and a Santa Clarita restaurant swatting call that Hoodline reports was Blueface’s second apparent swatting in weeks. Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies detained several people before releasing everyone with no arrests.
The childhood pet Blueface named in the Sept. 1 broadcast was a Chihuahua. The Sept. 1 exchange touched a dog breed that rarely makes entertainment headlines, but the broader pattern of small-dog viral moments has spanned the 2020s. Online reaction split along the same fault line as the broadcast: disgust, jokes, and comments about how often he airs private details. Viewers split between telling him on later streams to leave the dog alone and treating the clip as part of a longer pattern of on-stream oversharing. Hypefresh readers will recognize the cadence from DDG’s swatting at a paintball tournament and the broader streamer-on-camera crime cycle.
The childhood story has no public charges, no formal complaint, and no apparent criminal consequence as of Wednesday. LA County DA and LASD public logs turned up no filings tied to the Sept. 1 broadcast. The account exists only as his own statement on the Sept. 1 Kick stream, packaged by the same TMZ report and shared across clip pages. Blueface’s representatives did not respond to a request for comment as of Wednesday. The fact that the broadcast is a one-source self-statement, with no platform action, no parental statement, and no police follow-up, is precisely the structural shape that lets the line travel without ever being adjudicated. The next stops are predictable: more clips, a follow-up stream where he either confirms the bit or walks it back, and a comments section that runs the same vein whether or not he ever returns to it.
The episode fits a pattern already familiar to anyone who watches his streams: he talks, the room goes quiet, and the clip lives on X the next morning. The 2026 arc, four children, a Twitch permaban, two apparent swattings, a fresh baby with Nevaeh Akira, and now a hot-tub story about a childhood chihuahua, is the longest version of that cadence yet. Whether he intended shock value or simply did not filter the memory, the people in the tub and the people watching from home both registered the same reaction. Awkward silence, then the comments — a pattern Hypefresh has covered across Blueface’s family and relationship circuit all year.
