Editing Npesta (section)

==Conflicts==
;<nowiki />#freenpesta
On 25 August 2020, npesta was unjustly demonetised on YouTube for alleged content reuse, prompting him to abruptly end a 2 1 1 live stream.<ref>https://clips.twitch.tv/DeafAbstruseYogurtCoolStoryBob</ref> This sparked the #freenpesta hashtag on Twitter, gaining traction with support from many players and creators, including RobTop himself.<ref>https://x.com/RobTopGames/status/1298359097620914176</ref> The hashtag surged to #8 on Twitter's trending page, marking the first trending Geometry Dash-related hashtag. YouTube, responding to the outcry, swiftly reinstated npesta's monetisation privileges. Afterwards, thoughts of the 2018 #freeriot campaign resurfaced—a failed Twitter effort to restore [[Riot|Riot's]] channel after a mistakenly prolonged ban. Due to the uproar over #freenpesta, which caught YouTube's eye, some suggested highlighting the older hashtag to the team. Remarkably, YouTube took notice, prompting the reinstatement of Riot's channel after a two-year termination.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kTtt77NZpE</ref>

;Gunslinga Corridor Drama
In November 2020, npesta posted his completion video for Gunslinga Corridor by DeadlyPlayz (then EvilPrisma),<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gScWw3xWFRA</ref> expressing dislike for the level and questioning its praise. Despite npesta urging his viewers not to send hate to EvilPrisma, they sent death threats and called for him to quit Geometry Dash anyway in response to npesta's criticism of the level. After the drama, concerns arose about whether npesta could continue critiquing levels, given that his fans were harassing the creators of levels he criticised. He then addressed the fallout on stream, acknowledging his fans' misconduct while defending his right to express his opinion. Despite efforts to resolve the issue, EvilPrisma left the game following the incident.