Colleen Ballinger Under Fire For A Fan's Upsetting Account Of Concert Experience

YouTube sensation Colleen Ballinger is reportedly losing sponsorships and facing allegations of traumatizing a fan after a stage stunt gone wrong.

The 36-year-old YouTuber success story is well-known for her quirky character Miranda Sings.

In addition to creating YouTube videos, Ballinger has written books, starred in a Netflix show, and toured behind the goofball gal catered to kids for over a decade.

Miranda's 'schtick' revolves around her hilarious naivety. However, a recent fan encounter that took place on stage during a Miranda Sings show reportedly resulted in some not-so-naive allegations.

The Miranda Sings star has been under fire for inappropriate behavior involving fans before.

Three years ago, a teenage fan addressed his personal experience with Ballinger in a YouTube video. Adam McIntyre, who was 17 at the time, recalled his professional involvement with Ballinger and a story wherein he alleged Ballinger had sent him underwear in the mail. Ballinger later confirmed the story, but according to Insider, she explained some of McIntyre's professional claims weren't entirely accurate.

Ballinger addressed the situation in a YouTube video.

"Someone had made a video saying a lot of shocking and hurtful things about me, and a lot of you wanted me to address it and I didn't," Ballinger begins the portion of the video which addresses the situation. "

Ballinger describes her reaction to McIntyre's message as being "very shocked and confused," stressing she didn't let any time pass before responding.

"I was very shocked and confused, I expressed I didn't know what they were talking about, and I also expressed frustration that they were trying to bring my son's name into their drama," Ballinger continued.

She recalls that his mother messaged her and requested Ballinger stop communicating with her minor son, but the YouTuber felt it was necessary to speak out about the situation after more "rumors and speculation" began to surface.

"I have 'receipts' proving the things I'm about to tell you, however, I feel uncomfortable sharing them because he is a minor," Ballinger continues. She goes on to tell the camera she was going to share information that was shared between adults and details which had already been made public.

Ballinger stressed that she understood how McIntyre's claims about the YouTube star mailing him underwear would be disturbing without additional context, and claimed she would also feel the same way.

She goes on to recall a past live stream giveaway wherein she was giving away clothes that were "unused, tags still on, brand new that [she] had just bought but did not want."

Ballinger goes on to share "one of the items that was in this box was a really ugly pair of underwear. As soon as I pulled them out, Korey [DeSoto] and I started laughing and joking around about how ugly they were, 'why did I buy these ridiculous underwear, it's so stupid', before showing the footage as proof.

She then told viewers how the livestreamers began asking for the undergarments, and describes how McIntyre reportedly asked for the underwear later on. Ballinger claims he had been 'in' on the joke and recalled how the situation became an inside joke within her fandom.

"I don't know what part of my brain that was missing at the time, that I thought 'Oh, this is a normal, silly thing to do.' I should have realized and recognized how dumb that was, and never sent it to him no matter how much he asked..." Ballinger continued.

McIntyre recently posted another YouTube video that follows up on the three-year-old situation and other fan claims of inappropriate behavior.

A years-old clip of Ballinger, dressed as Miranda, recently made the rounds and quickly went viral after the young girl responded with her account.

According to TMZ, sponsors that have been previously affiliated with Ballinger's podcast are reportedly pulling their partnership. One company called the behavior depicted in the original video "appalling," and goes on to report they have already ceased running their ads on Ballinger's podcast.

As of this writing, Ballinger has not spoken out about the video nor addressed the sponsorship terminating their partnerships.