SNEAKO - November 26, 2023


SNEAKO & Myron React To Streamers Who Ruined Their Lives

Topics
female gamers suck gay photos
Hosted by
Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy
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31 minutes

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Word count

6,739

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Harmful content

Misogyny

37

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Toxicity

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ZillionOP was one of the fastest growing Twitch streamers back in 2012. He gained popularity by betraying himself as a disabled individual. His streams tugged at his viewers heartstrings, garnering support for his supposed condition. Viewers rallied, even contributing funds for a new wheelchair. However, the narrative took an unexpected turn when ZillionOP shockingly stood up and walked off screen, shattering the illusion.

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00:00:00 From streamers gambling their life savings away, to deliberately shitting themselves 1.00
00:00:13 on stream and crashing their cast for views, these are the idiotic streamers who ruin their 1.00
00:00:17 lives for views, beginning with Zillion OP. Zillion OP was one of the fastest growing 0.99
00:00:24 Twitch streamers back in 2012, streaming games every day. He gained popularity by
00:00:29 betraying himself as a disabled individual. His streams tugged at his viewers heartstrings,
00:00:33 garnering support for his supposed condition. Viewers rallied, even contributing funds for a
00:00:53 new wheelchair and a heartwarming display of love for the guy. However, the narrative took an unexpected
00:00:58 turn, when during a livestream, Zillion OP shockingly stood up and walked off screen,
00:01:02 shattering the illusion. The revelation left his audience in disbelief. Realising the
00:01:06 disability they had empathised with was a charade. Following the exposure, Zillion OP
00:01:10 disappeared from the internet. His Twitch account was removed, and while many caught him out,
00:01:18 more people just saw this as an absolute joke. These things happen guys, sometimes you forget
00:01:22 to be disabled, it happens to the best of us. Although he would come back a few years later to admit
00:01:27 the deception. The damage was irreversible. The streamers attempt to explain himself fell on
00:01:43 deaf ears. The reality is that Zillion OP's saga serves as a glaring example of the intense pressures
00:01:49 and incentives that drive streamers to push the boundaries of sanity.
00:01:51 Pause. How did he fuck up that scam? 0.95
00:01:53 This is why, bro. It's so easy to not get up and walk off. 0.98
00:01:55 People, and this is, this is, yo, this is why I'm painfully transparent about what I do,
00:02:00 even to my detriment sometimes, whether it's my real estate deals, how much money I make,
00:02:05 like all this shit, like I'm painfully transparent with stuff. 0.77
00:02:07 I'm way too honest. 0.99
00:02:08 Y'all niggas will never be able to find a video saying like, oh, Myron exposed, 1.00
00:02:11 because I've already told y'all the truth. You guys see a lot of my life. You guys see me,
00:02:15 you see Angie, see what the fuck goes on. I'm super transparent about stuff, man. So it's like, 0.97
00:02:20 but it's better to live that way because then you don't have to think about it.
00:02:22 Yeah, I don't got to hide nothing. Like, I'm the same guy on camera as off camera. So it's like,
00:02:26 whatever. I look at it like, yo, I'd rather just be me. Obviously I'm very polarizing.
00:02:30 Anomaly donated $5. Jesus spent time with a prostitute. Such a bad Muslim. Anomaly donated $5. 1.00
00:02:39 Love from New Zealand. Would love to see you come visit one day.
00:02:44 I'm not going all the way to New Zealand, but yeah.
00:02:47 Yeah. It's better to like be yourself and not get as much of a fan base or as money supporters,
00:02:53 right? And just have to be congruent all the time. Then fake it, build a massive audience,
00:02:58 and then they find something out about you after the fact, and then you lose all of them anyway,
00:03:02 because you weren't congruent. Right.
00:03:03 So I'd rather just be polarizing and people like me the way that I am, 0.99
00:03:05 so I could just be myself versus all that other shit, man. So whatever. 0.99
00:03:12 In his case, the idea of an ever-growing audience that loved him because-
00:03:15 Sometimes I, I like the fact that I'm authentic, because I think that's what makes
00:03:20 me who I am and everything. Of course.
00:03:22 But sometimes it's like, you shouldn't share.
00:03:26 I understand. You shouldn't, there's some-
00:03:27 Yeah, people say, yeah, I get that. And Fresh tells me that all the time,
00:03:30 Byron, you share a word too much, you share too much, but fuck it, bro. 1.00
00:03:33 Like- 1.00
00:03:33 Yeah, you're really transparent about your finances, which is the big one.
00:03:35 I am.
00:03:36 Everybody in the love speech community was criticizing me,
00:03:37 because I was telling people how much I'm making on Snapchat, stuff like that.
00:03:40 Like, I'm pretty open about it. I don't really feel like I have to hide anything.
00:03:44 Yeah. I tell people so that they can like use that, like,
00:03:48 so that it motivates them to like invest, because like, I'm,
00:03:50 especially I'm like real transparent about my investments, because I want people to be financially
00:03:54 free. Get up the real estate.
00:03:55 So that's how I look at it.
00:04:00 He was in a wheelchair meant he had to keep that persona wrong. He felt his online persona was
00:04:04 identified by his disability. And so he pretty much mocked the truly disabled and pretended to
00:04:09 need something millions wish they could escape from, all for a couple of views. This demand
00:04:12 for attention by creating illusions for content becomes a dangerous cycle and says a lot about
00:04:17 humanity. But that was nothing compared to the next person on our list. You see, as streamers
00:04:21 witnessed the success of their peers in capturing viral moments, they feel compelled to outdo one
00:04:25 another. This race for the craziest stunts can inadvertently lead to the normalization of extreme
00:04:30 behavior.
00:04:52 Meteo, who faked to be real people in supermarkets to make the audience think that they're relatable
00:04:56 somehow. Whilst in reality, just showing how deluded these people truly are. But aside from
00:05:01 streamers ruining their image or behind a series of condescending tweets, streamers have also pushed
00:05:05 the limits and done their best to blur the lines of what is okay and not okay to deal on those
00:05:08 streams. But aside from a person ruining their life behind a camera, streamers have also pushed
00:05:13 the limits and done their best to blur the lines of what's okay and what's not okay to deal on these
00:05:17 streams. One particular issue that's popped up over the years on Twitch specifically is the idea of
00:05:21 Twitch thoughts. The Urban Dictionary defines Twitch thoughts as a girl that is using Twitch TV
00:05:26 as a nearby adult entertainment website to get donations from young boys. The girl is fully aware
00:05:30 of what she's doing, but if someone calls her out, she's always going to defend herself by saying
00:05:34 that someone is sexist. Now there's some major debates surrounding Twitch thoughts, and whether
00:05:37 the gaming community has been sexist or if certain female streamers are indeed pushing the boundaries
00:05:41 with their content. Some argue that a growing market on Twitch involves female streamers not
00:05:45 primarily focused on gaming, but on luring in viewers with the OVS.
00:05:48 Alright pause, let me give you guys my thoughts on female gamers. And before I give you guys my thoughts on this,
00:05:52 let me give you guys a little bit of my background so that I can speak about this in an educated
00:05:55 fashion. Number one, I played Halo semi-professionally from the year 2005 to 2007. Okay, I've been to MLG
00:06:03 tournament, etc., play little pros, all that shit, right? Number two, played Overwatch at a very high level, 0.99
00:06:08 made it to top 500 in the world. I played McCree, Reaper, Zarya, Zenyatta, Ana, um,
00:06:14 um, Soldier, yeah. So I played some pretty good characters, pretty hard characters to play with,
00:06:21 right? Made it to top 500. So I say all that to say this, I played video games at a very high level,
00:06:26 all right? And I can tell you guys, undoubtedly, that 99% of female gamers absolutely suck and pay 1.00
00:06:33 for attention. Okay? They get titties out, even the one that, they absolutely fucking suck. 1.00
00:06:37 This bitch Nadia, like, quit esports and then started doing OnlyFans and then is talking about 1.00
00:06:42 how I'm spreading negativity. Like, you're, like, they always talk about how women are equal to 0.98
00:06:46 men and they're not even good at video games. Oh yeah, I retweeted that shit. Yeah, 1.00
00:06:49 she's a dumb whore. She sex-lives herself. So my point is this, bro. You make esports 1.00
00:06:53 women that play video games almost always fucking suck. Okay? They're not good. When I've played 1.00
00:07:00 these games at a high level, they suck. Now, with that said, why the fuck are they playing if they 1.00
00:07:04 suck? Well, they play because guys that play video games a lot of times are simps and losers. Let me 1.00
00:07:09 tell y'all niggas what I do when a girl enters my lobby. I tell her, you should be in the kitchen 1.00
00:07:13 somewhere making a sandwich for a man who's superior to you and I kick her out. I don't play video games
00:07:17 with girls because they suck. Okay? This is what they're not good. This is what they're good at. 0.99
00:07:21 They're fucking terrible. And then it's funny. Thank God that Twitch came out. Y'all want to know why? 1.00
00:07:26 Because Twitch shows you guys what these females do and what they've been doing exploiting niggas 1.00
00:07:31 on video games for fucking years. Now that there's a camera on these whores, what are they doing? 1.00
00:07:36 Using their sexuality and idiots go ahead and give them fucking money and they suck at the game. 1.00
00:07:41 They're not even good. Wait, but some girls are going to Dance Dance Revolution. 1.00
00:07:44 Not a real game. And the best Dance Dance Revolution niggas are Asian guys. 1.00
00:07:51 That look like K-poppers. Basically you. You don't think she's... 1.00
00:07:57 Like what does that have to do with gaming, bro?
00:08:01 Look at that, bro.
00:08:02 She has over 1.4 million followers on Twitch. And for most of her streams,
00:08:06 she'll be playing some popular game. However, her time as a streamer has been littered with
00:08:10 controversies. From copy striking PewDiePie's YouTube channel to being toxic towards her fanbase and
00:08:14 those who don't like her. Yet some things she's done to stream have been far more extreme than others.
00:08:18 Going back to 2020, in the middle of one of her streams, Alanissi had a wardrobe malfunction. 0.83
00:08:23 She was placing a pillow under her shirt and revealed her entire left boob, 1.00
00:08:26 something that has caused palma bans before. And yet Twitch initially knocked the situation,
00:08:30 and only after many asked for her to be banned, she would only receive a one-day ban. 0.99
00:08:36 This moment only gave Alanissi more attention, and her sub count went up when she started 1.00
00:08:40 streaming again. The audience wanted more. Controversial actions often attracted attention,
00:08:44 as people are more likely to share and discuss content that elicits strong emotions.
00:08:48 A lot of these girls actually realize this, and I realized this when I was in LA,
00:08:52 that they can leak their porn videos on purpose. Yeah, of course.
00:08:56 Like, no, they can accidentally leak their porn videos like, oh no, but it actually brings
00:09:01 way more traffic and way more interest in them and makes them famous. I mean,
00:09:04 it's the Kim Kardashian method. It's the Kim K method.
00:09:07 Yo, this is why no one respects female kinds of creators a lot of the times. This is why, 1.00
00:09:13 because there's a couple hoes that fuck it up for everybody, right? Like, this is why other, 1.00
00:09:18 you know, female creators, right, don't get taken seriously a lot of times, because there's, 1.00
00:09:24 most female creators that are successful, do what? They sexualize themselves. 1.00
00:09:29 You know? Does that mean that every female creator is useless? No, absolutely not. 1.00
00:09:32 But, it's a minority compared to the majority, which have to sexualize themselves to get attention, 1.00
00:09:36 because they're morons otherwise. 1.00
00:09:39 Everything she's done on stream, aside from her overly sexualized behaviors, 1.00
00:09:42 is abuse her cats repeatedly on stream. See, Alanissi thought it would be funny to give her cat
00:09:47 Volker in front of her audience, so they could see the cat's reaction. Perhaps it was ignorance,
00:09:51 but cats can't really tolerate ingesting alcohol and can easily be poisoned by it.
00:09:55 This was one of multiple occasions where she would abuse her cat on stream. She always
00:09:59 thought it was funny, and that her audience would love it. Though, after some backlash,
00:10:03 we don't see cats in her room in her streams anymore. But one thing this made clear is that
00:10:06 she would do anything to get more views, as just a few months ago, she was banned again
00:10:10 for twerking on stream. And this degenerate behavior is how she grabs her audience attention. 1.00
00:10:14 Her entire job is based on being a complete degenerate piece of filth, but at least the audience in 1.00
00:10:19 this case has the decision to watch it. Because women like her don't have any real skills, 1.00
00:10:25 so they have to sexualize themselves to make money and get attention. That's also the best thing 1.00
00:10:31 that they could do on stream. Yeah, bro. Like, what else would you watch her do? And honestly,
00:10:38 bro, look, it's the nigga's fault for fucking watching that bullshit, man. Yeah. 1.00
00:10:43 I think Conor McGregor made a great point. I don't know if you saw what's going on in
00:10:46 Ireland right now, but they pretty much allowed too many immigrants. And there was a stabbing,
00:10:51 I think, last night. And basically, they were labeling everybody that wanted to keep Ireland
00:10:57 Irish as far-right conspiracy theorists. Really? And then all these journalists now that were 0.97
00:11:02 pretty, were pushing that propaganda, were getting exposed for the fact that they were calling
00:11:07 everybody who wanted to keep Ireland Irish a far-right conspiracy theorist. And now there's
00:11:10 getting stabbings, and now the most common name is like Mohammed in Ireland. Oh, wow.
00:11:14 Like, it's Ireland. Like, it should be Conor or like Mickey. Yeah. You know, it's like Mohammed's 1.00
00:11:18 running around. They allowed too much, and it's just not Ireland anymore. Yeah. And Conor McGregor's
00:11:23 like, leading a lot of this movement, basically saying like, weak men are the problem. When you
00:11:28 allowed weak men to be, to hold all the voice in media and everything like that, like, oh, you're
00:11:32 a far right. Like, there's millennial soy boys. And now their country's ruined because like, 1.00
00:11:37 they were shaming everybody who wanted to keep Ireland the way it was. And he's completely right. 1.00
00:11:42 When weak men get too much power because of the internet, because they have like a bunch of
00:11:46 immigrants come in from what countries? Algeria, Morocco. I think Algeria, mostly a lot of, um,
00:11:52 Arab countries. Damn it, man. Niggas repping us bad. Did they commit crimes over there or what? 1.00
00:11:57 They were stabbing. God damn it. Come on, man. They were stabbing. 1.00
00:12:00 I'm like, man. Come on, man. What the fuck, bro? Yeah. Yeah, Europe is getting flooded with,
00:12:07 uh, it's, it's a bad look for, because Islam is doing really well PR wise. And then Europe is 1.00
00:12:13 getting flooded with a bunch of Muslims. Um, and I'm not going to lie. Like, it's, uh, it's just bad 1.00
00:12:19 for business. You go to a foreign land and commit crimes, man. What's wrong with John, man? Come on, man.
00:12:22 Bad for business. So, especially right now, Muslims watching. If you guys are in Europe, 1.00
00:12:26 like, try not, don't stab anybody for a bit. Myron has gay photos donated $5. Sneeko, 0.99
00:12:32 tell Myron about the photos. Show him or I will bestow it the visual evidence.
00:12:37 Yeah, everybody who's saying shit right now, share your Instagram right now. What do you look like? 0.99
00:12:41 If you're trying to roast, we want to see exactly what you look like. Yeah.
00:12:43 Yeah. And here's the thing, bro, with, with, uh, people saying gay pictures. All right. You guys
00:12:49 want to say they're gay photos? Fine. That's me and my teammates from college fucking around, 0.83
00:12:54 you know, doing jokes and shit like that. Whatever, man. A lot, a lot of times when people say that 0.99
00:12:59 shit is gay or whatever, that tells me either you haven't competed in a, in a sport, you haven't 1.00
00:13:05 been around guys and the bros or whatever it may be. It's fucking jokes and games, man. Like, 1.00
00:13:09 I don't know. People are just fucking weirdos, bro. Never, don't never had real friends or played 1.00
00:13:13 a sport. Ask anyone that played division one sport. Y'all niggas are going to sit here and 1.00
00:13:16 tell me that Michael Jordan's gay. I would see him slap Pippen's ass after a good play. You guys 1.00
00:13:21 going to tell me that, uh, fucking Tom Brady's gay. If you saw some people's asses after a good, 1.00
00:13:26 uh, after a good play. I saw that's just a camaraderie with sports, but a lot of y'all are 0.96
00:13:29 fucking faggots that have never played sports and don't understand how shit really works. 1.00
00:13:32 Yeah. It looks normal to me, but it's just because of like, you talk so much about women and because 1.00
00:13:36 like people see you as an alpha male. So to see you in a different environment, it's just like a big
00:13:41 shock, but for anybody else, it's extremely, it's, that's normal. Hey man. Yeah, man. You play sports,
00:13:46 you've been in the military, you do any of that shit. Like it's not gay, bro. Like, I don't know 1.00
00:13:49 what the fuck is wrong with niggas, bro. It's because they just haven't seen you. It's just a 1.00
00:13:53 different situation. Yeah, but that's, but they don't, they don't get it. You know what I mean?
00:13:58 Whatever. That's something this next streamer doesn't do. And her name is Bad Bunny. You see, 0.80
00:14:03 these streamers will go to extremes just to get more views. Do you know any of these streamers? No,
00:14:07 I don't know any of these streamers. Let's go to somebody. And it's about more than just people
00:14:10 watching. I'm going to skip to Fousey and all right. And just, and also, yo, a lot of these
00:14:15 people that are talking shit, yo, drop your Instagram, bro. Drop your IG, nigga. Let's see you. 1.00
00:14:20 Drop your IG. Oh, this is true. If you don't have $10, you probably don't have time to watch Twitch
00:14:26 because you should be working. You should be trying to earn money. Uh, it's not a ton. It's not like a ton of
00:14:32 money. So being like, I'm broke. I can't afford to sub it. That doesn't really track. What you mean
00:14:37 to say is I'm so irresponsible with my money. I can't support the entertainment that I enjoy.
00:14:43 You know what's funny? She's actually cooking, but it just becomes, it sounds harsh because it's
00:14:47 coming from a girl that's supposed to be nice and modest all the time. Yeah. Like I'll say the same
00:14:50 thing for eight hours and you don't have $3 to pay for comedy. I'm not making money from comedy.
00:14:56 If you don't have $3 to do that, bro, make some bread. That should not even be a thought in your
00:15:02 mind. Like, oh, can I afford $3 for this game, bro? But when a girl says that, everybody gets 1.00
00:15:07 triggered just like Pokemon with the cookies right now. When platforms like Twitch and YouTube were
00:15:11 created, there was no focus on making money. It was only after a couple of years of the platforms
00:15:15 thriving that they opened their doors for the creators to make money, which is why there's so much
00:15:19 nostalgia for those who watch streamers when a fuss took off. They were being genuine. They weren't
00:15:24 worried about how much money they would make from the video because there was no money to be made.
00:15:27 It wasn't a job, it was a hobby, and the people genuinely loved it. But now, about 75% of kids
00:15:33 under age 18 all want to become professional streamers or YouTubers. Their primary motivation
00:15:38 for this is that they see how much streamers make and they want a slice of the pie. And this emphasis
00:15:42 on monetization has overshadowed the original ideas of platforms like Twitch, which was to provide
00:15:46 entertaining and engaging content. The streamers, driven by an opportunity of wealth and attention,
00:15:51 has led to the degeneration of the streaming experience. Whilst we've seen streamers ruin
00:15:55 their life on the stream already, something else we see now is how the audience love to feast on
00:15:59 people in the lowest points of their life. Like FouseyTube, who literally lost his mind and got
00:16:03 himself arrested on stream. Now, FouseyTube's journey on YouTube has had a lot of ups and downs.
00:16:08 He first found fame making prank videos on YouTube, but as the prank period of YouTube came to an end,
00:16:12 FouseyTube eventually found himself broke and struggling to adapt. He started making less money and
00:16:17 getting way less views, a situation he didn't know how to deal with. By 2015, FouseyTube turned
00:16:22 to vlogs and motivational videos and started his own streaming channel on Twitch. An average 100,000
00:16:27 views per YouTube video, he was still unsatisfied and he couldn't afford his exorbitant lifestyle.
00:16:32 According to Fousey himself, he went from having $200,000 a month to less than $10,000 a month,
00:16:37 which is still a lot of money, but for someone like FouseyTube, this wasn't enough. And with this,
00:16:42 his mental health was steadily declining and he started to have unpredictable outbursts on stream.
00:16:46 Then in July 2018, in an attempt to save his career, FouseyTube wanted to create a major creator
00:16:51 event, which ultimately led to a dramatic failure, as FouseyTube promised his viewers and anybody who
00:16:56 came to the event that they'd be met with big names like Drake and Snoop Dogg. The event was going to
00:17:00 be called Hate Dies, Love Arrives, and was actually promoted by Logan Paul, Roman Atwood and Keemstar,
00:17:06 but ultimately the event was a disaster, and FouseyTube's promises and hype were never met.
00:17:10 It took an even deeper dive from the original plan, when FouseyTube got somebody to call in a bomb
00:17:14 threat, shutting the entire thing down. Fousey did this so that he could move the event to the
00:17:18 parking lot, where he could give a batshit insane speech, talking about how he wanted to unalive
00:17:23 himself. I have bipolar and depression! That's what you put into my head made me want to kill myself! 0.81
00:17:30 Did you hear someone yell? Do it! No, I didn't hear that. 1.00
00:17:36 What you put into my head made me want to kill myself! 1.00
00:17:39 What the fuck? No, that's fucked, that's fucked, that's fucked, that's fucked. 1.00
00:17:43 Bro, people, you know, it's crazy dude, cause like, the thing is, is that, uh, people really be 1.00
00:17:48 praying on a lot of these, like, creators downfall, man, like, like, they just get the, like, they get
00:17:53 the entertainment, entertainment, and they don't care at what cost it comes, like, yeah, bro, this 1.00
00:17:58 shit wild, man. That's why you, you can't live as an influencer, you gotta have businesses, if you, 0.98
00:18:02 if you just live for that, you're gonna go insane. Yeah, you're gonna go crazy. 0.89
00:18:05 Stop laughing at that, that's fucked! And that's why, and that's why, uh, you know, I thank god that 1.00
00:18:09 I did not start my profession as internet personality. Had a real job before this shit, did real shit, 0.99
00:18:16 understand how the world really works, so my mental fortitude is like, I'm good, man, like, no one on the internet's 0.99
00:18:22 gonna fucking make me go crazy, you know what I mean? But, you know, some people become famous
00:18:26 young, or become rich young, and it's tough, I get it. How's Fousey now? He's out of the mental
00:18:31 hospital, he's gonna come back soon, inshallah, he's, uh, just preparing. Um, I called him, I
00:18:37 wanted to go to Mecca with him, um, but he, he's in LA, he's just like, he's getting back in the gym,
00:18:41 he's getting back into it. Okay, that's good, that's good. Yeah, the internet would never make me
00:18:46 do anything wild, anyway, I don't, living for that is a bad thing. Yeah, man, but, um,
00:18:51 crazy. Yeah, people are saying like, oh, I said depression's not real, I, I still don't believe
00:18:55 that depression is not real, I don't think that ADHD, autism, I don't think that these things are
00:19:00 real, I don't think you should take medication for it. Yep. I just think that your mind's in the
00:19:03 wrong place, and a lot of times, I, I honestly think that all these could be fixed with Islam, 1.00
00:19:08 I think that these things can be fixed with prayer, I think that's a better solution, it's, it's more 0.77
00:19:12 therapeutic, uh, than, than anything that they're gonna give you. You don't gotta take no drugs.
00:19:16 I think prayer. Pharmaceutical companies prey on you, financially, and there's no incentive to
00:19:23 have you healthy, because they can make money, bro. You're a product to them. Especially the
00:19:27 United States, the pharmaceutical industry is huge here. They give you, they make you sick,
00:19:32 and then they sell you the medication, they make you feel better, it's, it's, it's a scam. It's a big
00:19:37 scam. And the more you believe in it, the more you believe in that mental health bullshit, 1.00
00:19:40 the more you're gonna constantly need to pay for therapy, pay for the medication. They keep saying, 1.00
00:19:45 Sarah intervention. Why the fuck would she want to do an interview? She doesn't have a guy. 1.00
00:19:48 Yeah, yeah, I know.
00:19:49 Was YouTube taking a break from the internet to work on himself, and it seemed to help.
00:19:52 He disappeared for a solid year, and he seemed a lot more happy on his return.
00:19:55 He wasn't uploading as many videos, and popped up in a few interviews, but his presence died down
00:20:00 for the most part. But this would all change in 2021. While he continued to make YouTube videos,
00:20:04 he started streaming on Twitch a whole lot more. Whether he was sleeping, driving, or eating,
00:20:08 it was all on camera. He claimed that he was in a better place mentally now, and that his audience
00:20:12 no longer had to worry about him. But as soon as the views started coming in again,
00:20:15 viewers would start to notice old manic state habits. There was a bit of a question of whether
00:20:20 he was doing this for the camera, or because he was slowly losing himself. Either way, it worked,
00:20:23 as by 2023, he had over 29,000 Twitch viewers and 300,000 followers. He would then hit a real high
00:20:30 as he was approached by kick. What's his name? Academics, when we were in Vegas,
00:20:33 he was saying that I was exploiting Fousey when he was mentally ill. Who said that?
00:20:37 Act. No way. Yeah. I think he's just saying the normal commentary stance. When he says that, 0.82
00:20:43 I'm like, I don't even see any legitimacy in what he's saying. And also, Fousey and the manager,
00:20:47 like, it's bullshit. But that's what they all say. They say, oh, you're exploiting somebody who's 1.00
00:20:52 mentally ill. But then they also, because you popped up. Didn't he reach out to you, though? Yeah. 0.97
00:20:56 Yeah. So how are you? It's just, it's just, it's just what they're supposed to say when they're not
00:21:02 involved in the content and on the outside, because it gives them something to talk about.
00:21:05 It's weird. It's just, this is how are you exploiting it when they reach out to you to
00:21:08 collab? That doesn't make sense. All right, whatever. $15 million streamer deal. This was
00:21:13 life-changing. It meant that Fousey had the freedom he'd been pushing for. So he started running a 24-7
00:21:18 stream of his life to make the most of it. Aiden is on Twitter about being depressed and stuff.
00:21:23 He's getting, you know, he's all right. He streamed today. I don't know if he's still
00:21:26 live right now. He called me gay on stream today. And he called you gay on stream? Yeah,
00:21:32 I don't know. Why did he call you gay? I don't know. Chat was saying that. Yeah. But I think he's
00:21:38 okay. All right. You know, he's going through stuff off stream too, but. All right.
00:21:45 There's one thing, because he called me gay on stream that I was saying earlier, he was talking
00:21:49 about how he got his blood work done and how he got his T levels taken. He says T levels is 284.
00:21:55 Oh, shit. Damn. Do you know what yours are? I want to get my blood work done to see what mine are. 1.00
00:22:00 I don't know what mine are, but. What's good? Like 1,000? 800? Something like that. Yeah.
00:22:06 Yeah. 284 for a multi-millionaire. That's like, bro. And he's young too. Do steroids.
00:22:11 Well. It takes him to that point. He just doesn't eat and is, he probably doesn't eat
00:22:17 well and he doesn't exercise. And doesn't get sun? Doesn't exercise? Yeah. He probably
00:22:20 doesn't sleep well. Uses drugs. Drinks alcohol. Doesn't do anything difficult. Yeah. Like
00:22:26 all those things that make you have a, you know, sedentary. Like that's all, that's all
00:22:30 going to fuck you up. Chet says you have, you have 350. That's low, bro. What's your T level 0.98
00:22:35 chat? 284 is TRT level. Yeah. Especially for like 22 years old. He's, he could, he could,
00:22:41 he can naturally increase it from better habits. He doesn't need to get on. You don't need
00:22:45 to. Yeah. If you get sun and you eat steak and you work out consistently. Yeah. You can,
00:22:49 you can double that. You can double or triple that easily, man. It's just that his diet
00:22:53 and his lifestyle is off. Sabre would help. And he's in his mid twenties, bro. There's
00:22:56 no reason for him to be on TRT. That's crazy, bro. Yeah. That's probably why he said, there
00:23:01 you go. That, that, that's a big component as to why, why he feels that way then. I'm not
00:23:06 saying that's a dissim. I'm saying that it's just so it's proof of the lifestyle.
00:23:09 And also if you're like that, if testosterone is the biggest indicator of happiness as a
00:23:13 man. Yeah. If you have high testosterone, it's pretty unlikely you're ever going to be
00:23:17 unhappy. Have you ever met like a high testosterone male unhappy? No, that was, that did it naturally,
00:23:24 especially no. If they're on a bunch of steroids and yeah, they might get fucked up. But if they 0.99
00:23:31 have high T level, uh, and they're natural. Yeah, no, never. So I was supposed to say 500 is a
00:23:37 baseline in men's health clinics. That's not true. What's that? It's like 500 is the baseline.
00:23:43 Yeah, that makes sense.
00:23:46 This virality, he would head off camera while going to the toilet showering, but pretty much
00:23:51 viewers could watch every moment of Fusi's life as his viewers only increased and motivated
00:23:55 FusiTube to do even crazier things. His mental health was getting worse and worse, but it was
00:24:00 all worth it for the stream and the money. Crazy. What? Who's that? I don't want to say her name. 0.99
00:24:06 Increased and motivated FusiTube to do even. I don't know who that is. She's been on your show.
00:24:11 She has? Yeah. When? How many? No. I have no idea. Myron. He talked to so many chicks.
00:24:19 They all play together. Bro, I have zero idea. Bro, you know how you put the hotter girls like dead 0.91
00:24:23 center in the after hours section? I don't put the girls there. I know, but that's what Chris 0.99
00:24:28 says. He puts the hotter girls like dead center. Whatever, bro. Even crazier things. His mental
00:24:33 health was getting worse and worse, but it was all worth it for the stream and the money,
00:24:36 according to Fusi. While driving, he'd close his eyes and let go of the wheel for several seconds,
00:24:41 doing anything he could to engage his audience. But then he would do the despicable when he met a
00:24:46 drunk woman at an airport back in August 2023. Streaming his conversation with the woman,
00:24:50 Fusi would learn she was a victim of human trafficking. And so more and more viewers
00:24:54 would tune in. All right, pause. Stop this real quick. Yo, let me keep it a thousand in general
00:25:00 what these girls say that they're victims of human trafficking. You know what that means? 1.00
00:25:03 Translation 99% of the time, they're a prostitute. They love their pimp. Then he ended up like 1.00
00:25:09 fucking them over and not dealing with them or kicking them out the team or whatever it may be. 0.99
00:25:13 Then they run back and say human trafficking. That's the reality. And I can tell you all this from 1.00
00:25:16 my professional experience. Most of these girls, I say, oh, you have a trafficking? 0.96
00:25:20 It's not human trafficking. It's their prostitutes willingly. And then what ends up 0.87
00:25:24 happening is they regret it. And then they break up with their pimp or their pimp kicks them to the
00:25:28 curb and they get fucking mad. A lot of these girls will sit there and try to get the fucking 1.00
00:25:32 fireworks, like the tear fireworks. I'm a victim of human trafficking. No, nine out of 10 times you 1.00
00:25:38 were willing participant and prostitutes and you did what you did. You enjoyed what you did and you did 0.94
00:25:44 it for money and you continue to do it because it's easy money. That's an uncomfortable reality that
00:25:48 people don't want to fucking admit as with these chicks that say, I'm a victim of human 1.00
00:25:52 trafficking. No, you're a fucking prostitute. Nine out of 10 times because I know this 1.00
00:25:56 because what'll end up happening is they'll say, oh, I'm a victim of human trafficking.
00:26:03 I show up, do the interview. Okay. So tell me about the pimp, blah, blah, blah. Oh, well,
00:26:07 I do it willingly. And then he pissed me off and I'm kind of mad at him right now, but we might get
00:26:11 back together, blah, blah, blah. And nine out of 10 times it's, they're having a fight and she's
00:26:15 pissed off at the pimp and, uh, it's not human trafficking. It's she's a fucking prostitute. 1.00
00:26:20 That's what it comes down to. They're not being held against their will. No, they're doing it 1.00
00:26:23 willingly. Yeah. I mean, then they claim human trafficking when their boyfriend, AK, their
00:26:27 pimp pissed them off. Like that's the reality. If you're a human trafficker, would you really her? 1.00
00:26:34 Yeah, bro. No, no, no. I'm not me. No, I'm not. I'm saying like, I'm saying like, yeah,
00:26:38 bro. I'm saying too far. They'd be fucking capping to get sympathy, bro. If you're going
00:26:42 to be a human trafficker, they'd be fucking capping to get sympathy. And I could tell you 1.00
00:26:45 all this cause I've interviewed these chicks and it's very difficult to prove human trafficking 1.00
00:26:48 cause nine out of 10 times they're not being held against their will. They do it willingly
00:26:52 and they just get in a fight with the pimp and then they go ahead and run around and say,
00:26:56 oh, human trafficking, whatever. No, it's fucking prostitution. And you're mad at this situation. 1.00
00:26:59 Hey, Debbie, thanks to the 50 W wire and X fed. Yeah. Yeah.
00:27:02 That's good. That's the truth that no one wants to admit. Yeah. And if you guys actually want us
00:27:06 to go IRL, what are we at? 1.3 K likes on Rumble? Well, man, I don't even know how much likes
00:27:12 help the algorithm, but still like regardless, just fucking all day streaming. All day. The show 0.99
00:27:17 goes on. Yeah. She broke down and cried. She was also clearly drunk at this point and everyone
00:27:24 watching for a heartbreak for her. It was an emotionally gripping story of someone who survived
00:27:27 human trafficking and was able to tell the tale. But then all of a sudden,
00:27:31 Fousey went off camera for about 10 minutes and he would return, leaving the woman behind
00:27:37 and start bragging about how he had just banged the woman in the bathroom. 0.97
00:27:40 I'm just doing the Mile High Club. Man, no one doesn't count as the Mile High Club because
00:27:46 I was in the airport, but I still joined it. I swear to God. I swear on everything I love.
00:27:52 I swear on everything I love. You didn't even bring it, right? You're strolling?
00:27:55 I'm just doing the Mile High Club in the airport in the men's bathroom.
00:27:59 He might have got a head or something. He was just strolling, right?
00:28:01 Yeah, he was just strolling. Yeah. Child, let's get us a 3K likes. You didn't even have
00:28:04 sex with her. Free Fousey. What is it? It's not 1.3. Like up the video, man. 0.94
00:28:07 What the hell's going on, man? When the community was outraged of Fousey taking
00:28:12 advantage of her, Fousey then jumped back to disclaims, denying it ever happened.
00:28:16 But it does make you ask, why would he make the claim in the first place?
00:28:19 Well, the answer to that is that Fousey knows his community. He knows they want him to do some
00:28:23 of the most disturbing things on stream. He understands that his horrifying actions are
00:28:27 way more entertaining than when he does something good on stream. It's a parasitic relationship where
00:28:31 the audience feeds off the struggles of the creator, and it becomes a cycle. As the more extreme
00:28:35 situations Fousey puts himself in, the more views come in, and thus, the more money and clout.
00:28:41 And so he feels he always needs to have these moments in hopes that the viewers keep watching
00:28:45 him. And this momentum would keep building and building up until August 23rd, as Fousey
00:28:49 reached his breaking point. Over the day, he physically assaulted two people and entered a
00:28:54 manic state. You can see him unable to handle the situation mentally, and he becomes dangerous
00:28:58 to those around him. All the while, this was the big spectacle. His live viewers skyrocketed.
00:29:03 He'd gained all the views he'd ever wanted, but now his brain was so muddled, he couldn't
00:29:07 appreciate it. As over the day, Troll would keep calling and harassing Fousey, making him
00:29:11 believe that his family was in danger and that Fousey himself was in danger.
00:29:15 And for everybody who was saying that I was exporting him, I called him right here, literally five
00:29:20 minutes before this happened. I said, get some rest. The whole day I was calling him,
00:29:24 get some rest. You should stop streaming. Don't do this. Stop it. We care about you. All this.
00:29:29 I was even supposed to go with him right before when he slapped the Island Boys and all that shit. 0.98
00:29:33 I was supposed to be there. And I said, no, he's clearly like, something's wrong. I'm not 0.97
00:29:37 going to go and be a part of this thing. He went anyway. And they still say, oh, it's
00:29:43 moaning, but I don't think anybody buys that though. It's just annoying that like somebody
00:29:47 like as smart as act, why I consider it to be smart. Like even entertain that. I tell him
00:29:53 that when you see it. The police eventually came and arrested Fousey. It was the thing about IRL
00:30:13 this is the best IRL stream that's ever happened. Even though he's like his mental, that's the 0.51
00:30:17 fucked up part. Like the fact that it ended with him getting arrested and everything that 0.99
00:30:21 transpired, how insane it was. I was like, I decided like, I'm not going to go do this.
00:30:27 That was the best room I've ever seen. I watched the whole thing. He should have, uh, he was
00:30:30 supposed to come on the show too, the next day. God damn it. Oh, well, well, I want him to be 0.99
00:30:36 better. Come back. Yeah. In an uncontrollable state after being detained by police and sent
00:30:41 to a mental health facility. I hope that he's taken that moment seriously and plans to step back
00:30:59 down from stardom, but it's even harder to do now when his $50 million kick deal is on. But the real
00:31:04 question is why do people keep on watching this? And how many other Fouseys are there going to be 1.00
00:31:08 in the coming years? It's our innate need for parasocial relationships and dopamine at all
00:31:13 costs that's driving this mental illness factory that we call streaming. And we could see this so 0.69
00:31:18 clearly with a World of Warcraft streamer called Plump Rump Stump, an overly obese streamer who sits
00:31:23 on stream for hours at a time. All right, ready to go? Yeah, we can unless there's anyone else you
00:31:27 want to go in here. Did they cover neon in this? Um, he did in the clickbait, but he didn't really
00:31:33 talk about it. He had to cover neon in this. No, he didn't. Just in the, I don't know. All right,
00:31:40 let's get everything on. Um, Chad, the show goes on. The show goes on. We've been live for seven
00:31:46 hours now. Seven hours. I hope Fousey's doing well. Huh? I said, I hope Fousey's doing well. He's recovering.
00:31:51 Yeah, he's easy.