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[Kthulhu]

This sucks, I actually like his videos. I'm seriously considering unsubscribing and unfollowing him.

dbrand posted this on to his video, dont know if its real or fake , bit the profile links directly to their youtube page.

Regardless of how true that comment is, they responded in a very immature and unprofessional fashion for a company.

 

[moggio]

What I've learned about all these scumbag YouTubers getting outed is that people love being deceived and taken for a mug.

It's some sort of new fetish.

I've never heard of this guy before but looking through some of his videos he seems awfully enthusiastic about all the stuff he's "reviewing". Fortunately he has referral links in the description so I can buy them.

I also hope he's declaring promotional content like a good boy...

 

[Kthulhu]

What I've learned about all these scumbag YouTubers getting outed is that people love being deceived and taken for a mug.

It's some sort of new fetish.

I've never heard of this guy before but looking through some of his videos he seems awfully enthusiastic about all the stuff he's "reviewing". Fortunately he has referral links in the description so I can buy them.

I also hope he's declaring promotional content like a good boy...

I actually watched one of his older videos the other day. He seemed much more genuine than he does now.

 

[thiscoldblack]

It's incredible how my subs he has. Doesn't seem like a channel that deserves it.

Perhaps this is the reason:

I recently subscribed to him as he had more followers than MKBHD

 

[Alphahawk]

Your tired of a couple of Youtubers breaking the law and pushing gambling onto teenagers and children for profit, dam son what DON'T you get bored of?

While it was a crime and should of been exposed, I take issue to the internet circus that happened afterwards. It seemed like people became way too invested in the personalities and the hatred towards them and it suddenly became way huger than it has any right to be.I feel like it should of ended realistically after the apology video, like "Great, now let's see what the prosecuters say" instead it went on and on and people acted like it was a major political scandal. All in all it was a small site, that most didn't know existed, and fewer even used. People got attached to it, because of the YouTube Drama angle and not necessarily because of the criminal one.