Lava, now 20, had previously branded the allegations as 'massive lies' that were 'twisting the truth,' but dozens of Groomercord messages from 2019 in Tyson's server featured explicit content, despite the presence of children.

Screenshots from the server claimed to show words like 'c*m,' NSFW (not safe for work) and 'porn.'

'These conversations should not have happened with people at the age I was at the time; I strongly condemn them,' said Lava.

'I was a minor in this situation and not the adult influencer who shouldn't have allowed this to happen. I did not see this as wrong at the time.'

The Groomercord saga began when 'Nathan' posted two videos online, claiming that Tyson had him and Lava 'wipe the server' so 'no one could see [Tyson] was spamming corn to minors'—corn is used on social media platforms to reference pornography.

'Based on the recent screenshots and messages, I would like to make a statement about the 'Groomercord,'' he shared.

'This was 5 or 6 years ago, and I thought I had a good memory of the situation, but I was wrong. After reading the chat logs, this stuff was inappropriate and wrong.

'I spoke based on my memory of the situation, and I still do not remember these conversations, but they definitely happened.'

Nathan has claimed that Tyson also exploited him, sending him sexual content on the server.

He also highlighted a screenshot allegedly sent to a moderator,  which included a discussion about deleting the 'n-word' from the server.

Tyson had also been accused of racism this week after a series of racially insensitive social media posts emerged.

In one post, Tyson appears to joke about police brutality and in another, the YouTuber calls Islam a 'backwards religion that hates anything different.'