Japan's Most Unhinged Scammer Loses it All | Asmongold Reacts

[@Japanalysis]

LMAO Asmon referring to the "Repeat" step as "Raid Reset" was so funny. Thank you so much for watching and enjoying my video!! ❤

[@valkyrchesa]

Great video!

[@protolanhan9824]

i liked the japanese internet meme vids! keep up the good work.

[@kevito666]

The circle of willing and unwilling hosts, looool

[@FreinHowe]

Gotta farm that sweet money and EXP 😂 Thanks for the video. Production quality is goddamn good

[@TheSonOfDumb]

Ayy good to see you here bud

[@redactedaudioworks9407]

Remember guys, if a chick trys to hint at the idea that you should send them money to help them, a swift "damn that sucks, you got this tho!" Is the correct response

[@Syphirioth]

Just say your bankrupt. If they do no answer anymore you have your answer ^^

[@Tinandel]

Reminds me of a test chain I saw once, with some dude's work talking about how desperately short-staffed they were this weekend and how they needed help, and his response was essentially "wow yeah that's terrible, well good luck!"

[@cremonster]

When I was younger a girl gave me sob story about not being able to buy lunch so I ordered her a pizza. She stopped talking to me after and I learned my lesson

[@yorth8154]

@@cremonster damn, you learned that lesson CHEAP

[@vermi9162]

Note: this does not work on your wife trust me

[@notenoughcalories]

As someone who's raised with the concept of self-respect, I'm really grateful to my parents, and hope that more ppl, both man and women, could instill such values into their child, so that no one has to fall victim to these bs

[@kurabashi3944]

fr

[@kaiguyniki]

you right

[@Molya]

nice ozon pfp

[@Syphirioth]

Kids only get an ipad and phone at birth to learn values. Cause parents busy to. XD

[@aaronmontgomery2055]

You don't even need self-respect but just a bit of common sense.

[@sonievkay]

no, she isn’t a victim. she “had” to do it cause she wanted to continue going to the host club. that’s not a victim 😂

[@Mrzombieman]

what's sad is the way she describes her "targets" sounds a lot like every single twitch simp known to man.

[@filmanvillar7978]

Yea. It targets most of us 😂

[@benjamin-papa]

@@filmanvillar7978 pathetic

[@johnballard7775]

HAHAHHAHAHAHAA. her being just as lonely and sad as the men she scams by going to host clubs is too funny

[@YourPalHDee]

It's ironic, but more sad than funny. Just a society plagued with loneliness.

[@raphaelantoine7331]

​@@YourPalHDeeyes, coudnt agree more, Japanese society has problems

[@aliquidgaming1068]

Might get heat for this but this isn't just Japan Think of only fans. Many girls who don't do it anymore have talked about how they are very isolated, little to no friends and family who want to associate with them, hard to find a relationship if they ever do, etc etc. Hell some have said how their job requires them online so much that they mostly live out of their room for days on end to weeks, hardly ever leaving. These girls are able to take advantage of lonely desperate men, but they themselves are just as alone, isolated and depressed as the men they prey on.

[@frikabg]

@@YourPalHDee in a culture which raises people to think that money is everything and where greed is being stimulated and made a purpose in life it really isn't shocking that people are more lonely then ever. They simply have no idea about the fact that they are lonely or that they have a problem because all they know is 'money will buy me happiness!' which never happens because money isn't the tool that can be used to make you happy.

[@CheriTheBery]

Exactly, everything she said about the men she scammed "no hobbies, no purpose, sad life" she was just projecting her own sad life.

[@ShaneAddinall]

The "saviour complex" is the downfall of many guys. Taking on too much at work, staying in toxic relationships, etc. You don't owe anybody anything guys. A healthy relationship is a two way street, not you giving everything for nothing in return.

[@furyberserk]

We were raised this way. We needed to unraised by our parents?

[@secchielloventidue6274]

Eh, that depends, if you do it for religious reasons as charity work there's no need for a 2 way street "you scratch my back and I scratch yours". Even at work if you think doing extra work so in the meantime you develop skills and knowledge that you can have on your next resume (even if I don't agree with 50% of what Jordan Peterson says I absolutely agree with his point that you should always write down the achievements and tasks you're assigned, so you can ask for a raise promotion or switch jobs for a career path) instead of going to the next employer with the same CV you had after getting out of college except for years of experience in x company, a good employer will see you did not write the things you did and helped in that company and will either skip you or give you the minimum amount so that the higher ups won't pressure him for not hiring enough people, even if 2-10% of employees do 90-95% of the work. If you think most of life is about work, relationships and yourself at the center, you will eventually realize that your life, your relationships and your career can and will eventually all fail (just look at divorced men in their 50s with highest self deletion rates because their income, assets and family are all gone and can't be restored at that age for 95% of married men). If you focus on Jesus and in your relationship with Him, helping others (especially the poor, sick, widows and orphans) will be far more fulfilling and eternal than having a bigger home because you focused on your finances with a family that will likely either get divorced or be unhappy 35%+ of the time even if it lasts. He will be there for eternity, no matter if you're in prison, sick, healthy, poor or wealthy, every good deed you do to the least of people (the group I mentioned early but even your peers/coworkers), it's as if you did them to Him. Does that mean you let others use and suck your life out of you? No, you can't even go to Church frequently or have the money to help the needy if you do that, which is why in the video one important factor is lack of self respect and lack of MEANING. The solution to messages like the scam in the video is "well, that's too much money for someone I barely know, you must take responsibility as an adult and talk to your parents who love you far more than I could, know that I love you as if you were my sister and I'm ready to give you a place to stay until you get back on your feet if your parents will not understand you", not sending money to randoms on the internet who have no connection to your Church or family (which will hold you accountable and warn you of psychopathic/demonic behavior of using other people for your own benefit).

[@sillyguy3546]

Savior complex lol, these guys get in these situations because they know they can't get anything else, not cause of a savior complex. Majority of current male population are incels in denial or 1 unfortunate event away from that.

[@tigerpaws111]

It's as hard wired into men as being nurturing to a child is for women. Just basic biology. Men want to provide and protect

[@Simkets]

Thank you, I needed to hear that

[@RyuuBaka]

I LOVE how she fell for her own trap and gave it all away at a host club lololololol

[@hafirenggayuda]

From other vids and comments, case like this surprisingly quite plenty (not all scamming like this girl). Work as hostess one day, treat themselves to hostess on other day. It's an addiction

[@DagobertX2]

And this is the more hilarious one. There is a documentary where lonely girls are manipulated by those host club boys to get them on top in sponsorship in the club. Those girls are mostly outside from Tokyo and end up on the street to earn money to sponsor the guy in the host club they are in love with, not by scamming other guys with money. The youtube video's title was something like, the darker side of japan. There were also some arrests news from a host club in it.

[@innocentsmith6091]

Criminals usually prey on their own kind.

[@madmantheepic7278]

What? Do thieves steal from thieves and murderers kills murderers? Whats this “criminals prey on their kind” bs coming from

[@IchbinX]

@@DagobertX2 There's women that enjoy the concept of "making a king". Taking a hot guy and cheerleading him to success. Lonely women with money (mostly cougars) do this all the time.

[@arcana_inamorata]

Fun fact: when you get your nails done in Japan, they're often referred to as "tsuma" - the same kanji for "claws" or "talons".

[@diablo.the.cheater]

Wait. doesn't tsuma mean wife? or is that just another kanji that gets romajicied to the same letters?

[@arcana_inamorata]

@diablo.the.cheater it does mean wife; it also means like a garnish for sashimi sometimes. The kanji are different because the meanings are different, but I don't know if there's a reason the words sound the same or it's just a coincidence!

[@Wirmish]

MTH - Tsuma tsuma tsuma

[@akirasuzuki6835]

It’s tsume.

[@kadimusbaratheon7352]

Funny that if a man does that to a woman, he becomes a documentary on Netflix on how horrible he is. But when a chick does that, it's just funny.

[@zemel2050]

🤣

[@lms8217]

We gotta send Asmon to Japan that would be a real experince for both him and us

[@dummyaccount1706]

Please no more streamers in Japan. We all know how it ended last time

[@MultiMiha1234]

@@dummyaccount1706I don't think he's stupid enough to provoke people on the street and walk into construction sites

[@lms8217]

Well we arent talking about any stremer here, its Asmon we talking about@@dummyaccount1706

[@Deadpool-n2t2x]

@@MultiMiha1234 I wonder what happen to him lol

[@danielandrews36]

Asmon hardly even leaves texas getting him to Japan is a bit of a stretch

[@Dorian_Scott]

The part where the host club owner charged Mai over ¥100K for drinks killed me dead. The scammer gets scammed.

[@acutelilmint8035]

It’s always been like this host clubs female hostess clubs is really bad..it’s addiction

[@genxer1824]

More like an impulsive person gets scammed, figures out how the scam works, and starts perpetrating the same scam on others.

[@Crossovahh]

She was the only scammer. The host club dude is doing his job as a male escort, it's not like he pretended he was being hunted by the yakuza lol

[@alexanderelsen9397]

@@Crossovahh I would agree, but I heard hosts in japan often lead on their customers saying that they could become their genuine girlfriend if they give enough money, and the pricetag just keeps going up exponentially. They lie too and take advantage of the sunken cost fallacy, to make the girls go more and more all in, until they have nothing left. They lie and emotionally manipulate the other person to take their money. She stops when she knows they're out of money, when the hosts never stop they instead ask their customers to go into crime instead. over 95% of the girls in japan which are doing these scams are living in capsule hotels or on the streets and giving everything they have to these male hosts that encourage and often even directly ask them and teach them how to do these things. They basically get the girls to do the scams in their place and get them to give them all the money to sidestep the blame while reaping all the benefits. Not saying what the girls do isn't wrong, it's very wrong. But the hosts asking and manipulating the girls to do these things through lies, empty promises and emotional manipulation are similarly very very wrong, and they are the ones left with the bag of money at the end and also evade the laws by using the girls as scapegoats. Most of the time these situations aren't the hosts just doing their jobs, the hosts are actively encouraging and begging for these girls to sell their bodies for money or steal from lonely guys and it's extremely common in japan. The girls that visit frequently almost always end up becoming prostitutes, scammers or hostesses at the direct begging and pleading of the male hosts.

[@Dartoras]

Mykonos

[@mcdscombo563]

The difference between the host club and what she was doing is that at the host club you're knowingly paying for a service. What she was doing was deceiving and manipulating lonely men into a position of trust, and then convincing them that she was in trouble and in need of financial assistance. While both she and the men she was scamming were idiotic, then men were not aware that they were being lied to and tricked into spending their money.

[@Kyuupire]

A lot of Hosts are deceiving and manipulating their customers. Many of them have secret romantic/sexual relationships with rich customers outside of work, it's an open secret. A lot of the women who go to these clubs are made to believe that they're special and that the Hosts actually have feelings for them.

[@Swamp-Bat]

True but then again didn’t the host club guy charge her thousands for pouring drinks out of a cheap fish he bought on Amazon and act like this was a luxurious service? They’re both pretty sketchy imo

[@therustedmonkie4787]

@@Swamp-Bat You're still actively agreeing to participate in the Host Club. Whether the Host Club overcharges is a different issue.

[@madmantheepic7278]

Though tbf, if you’re willingly paying them for pouring drinks out of a cheap fish they bought, it’s kinda a YOU problem. What she did was a scam, not comparable to a dumb service. Like, those host clubs have giant “we will scam you” signs written all over them

[@Charles-ij1ow]

Yea, I don't understand what part was illegal? So she spent the money on something else than "rent." Is that illegal how? Somehow these are legal binding cash payments that she has to spend on what she says?

[@tychos872]

That was indeed incredible. She so wanted to flash her story. I guess she never heard to not self snitch. Circle of life. Reminds me of the Circle of Screaming. Your boss screams at you, you scream at your wife, your wife screams at her students/or random children, the children scream at their mother, the mother screams at her husband your boss. A beautiful circle.

[@RobertDniroLHC]

Theres no circle….most hosts never get caught. It is taught in host clubs to avoid this situation. You dont want to ask where tlhe money came from

[@LoveMeBack]

Isn’t this what Pokimane does?

[@lowkeychains]

Damm

[@Dwoods91]

Yep

[@Stitchpuppy01]

Even if it wasn’t she knows exactly where she gets her $$$

[@ouzimm]

na, she attest streams

[@glassface9953]

Found the simp ​@@ouzimm

[@Mrsuperdestroyer]

The best part is that her scamming people was her way of financing the host club scam. The people she scammed took out loans or sold stocks instead but it was the exact same reasoning behind it. Her being aware of this is most likely why she was so open about it, she found nothing wrong with scamming people because she was constantly getting scammed as well and thought that was a legitimate way of life. She enjoyed it so why wouldn't the people she scammed also enjoy it? Type of justification.

[@enigmamyth]

narcissist 101

[@dantevic]

The differences is that she knew what she was getting into with the host club while the men she scammed did not.

[@johnwong5317]

@@dantevic They both prey on the others, the host club charge insane amount for the drink knowing about it and probably know what she is doing. I bet they also encourage her to do it so she can have more money to spend on the club.

[@florenbaron7111]

No, she knows she is wrong. No integrity.

[@Thugblader92]

Reminds me of the whole 'fruit loans'-problem that are incredibly popular over in asian countries, goes something like this; Girl wants beautiful clothes, new tech, latest phones, host clubs > girl can't afford to stay trendy > takes shady Yakuza loans with her nudes as collateral > lives the life of a star, Yakuza folks acting like little brothers, glowing her up infront of her friends > deadline comes, she can't pay after 20% daily interest, threats of leaking nudes, threats to friends, threats to family > ultimatum becomes, continue the glow up life, required to introduce her friends to loan money so they can glow up too > girl runs out of friends to trick, can't repay, sold to traffickers > repeat. It's one of those things scrubbed within a week of appearing in the public mostly in an effort to help said moronic girls that are stuck in the 'trendy' loop - even commentary on this issue gets removed constantly, but it appears so often that it's hard to miss. Asmon would probably like that type of content. The name 'Fruit Loans' comes from girls more often than not being unable to afford the latest iPhone (apple) and thus taking the loan...

[@roerd]

There's also the so-called "lover boy scheme" which is even more similar to what she was doing.

[@Temperans]

​@@milkgxngI think its less a matter of sympathy and more a matter of "why is this even a thing?"

[@Lonaticus]

@@Temperans Superficial culture that puts emphasis on how you present yourself, rather than what's inside. It's not happening just in Japan. I've seen Koreans maxing out their credit cards to buy the latest in fashion and phones. Heck, think of all the idiots in the US paying hundreds of dollars for a plain T-shirt just cause it has "Balenciaga" spelled on it.

[@Thugblader92]

@@milkgxng Same here, I don't get how the brain circuits go to be so desperate for clout - to the degree where you bankrupt yourself, harm everyone you know, just so you can have the latest phone, makeup and clothes. It simply doesn't register in my head; the possibility to take a loan for anything that's not a 'need'. Simple 'wants' can always wait, doesn't matter how long as new stuff will always come out. Feels like the entire new Z generation don't have patience in their genome, like drug addicts causing their 'wants' turn into 'needs' for a fix at any cost. Must be mentioned that several hundred to thousands of women disappear every week in Asia because of these loans; some become 'night workers', others chopped up in organ trading, some just end themselves by committing suicide. Their families break up, ridiculed and looked down upon by neighbours, ostracized.. Man it's crazy.

[@Temperans]

@@Lonaticus Superficial culture is not new. Nor are lone sharks, nor honeytrap scams, nor lover scams, etc. Saying "superficial culture" is a non-answer

[@Lucentile]

Listening along when they arrest the host, I was thinking: "Wow, that's going to be hard to prove unless he actually said... Oh, there it is."

[@adjcsee4476]

He’s gotta be the most idiotic person I’ve ever seen. He incriminated himself like a total fool. How could one be so careless and ignorant?

[@averytheloftier]

​@@adjcsee4476 bet he was lowkey crushin'

[@adrenjones9301]

@@adjcsee4476 Its a long abusive chain of idiots.

[@johnwong5317]

Well, he probably panic because he probably encourages Mai on what she is doing to make more money to spend on him. Thus he thought Mai already rat him out.

[@guaracho1999]

Mai was dumb enough to write a guide about it, so everyone knows. Look at her, how proud she is, giggles all over the place, OFCOURSE that men knew what she was doing, I bet they did it together on a date and I also bet he was like "ohhh mai you're so smart, I wish I could have lots of money you and me would ride a horse towards a sunset... only if... my mother wouldn't had nail cancer." They had a toxic relationship where he was there because of him and he was there because of the money.

[@tweatification]

She knew how to target them so well because she was one herself. Poetic. 😂

[@CossuttaDario]

18:38 - "the circle of life" - hearing The Lion King theme going off in my head

[@brandonwilliams9597]

This has Yakuza side story energy

[@inizamadin5371]

Fr

[@chefffs]

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[@carterheer8278]

This girl is amazing. When she doesn't have the money, she's a brilliant schemer. As soon as she gets the money, she becomes a total moron.

[@j23roa]

Her need for social media clout cost her a life of easy money. Why post all your evidence online

[@chipsfries5638]

scammers love showing off their prize. They lack empathy so they can only feel proud to show off their "hard earned" money.

[@bullettime1116]

​@@j23roashe didn't need clout, she just needed more money to give away to a host

[@CatacombD]

@@bullettime1116I mean, to be fair, she was also clout chasing. She was posting her receipts and pictures of wads of cash on her twitter, while also living out of capsule hotels.

[@bullettime1116]

@@CatacombD probably a tactic to get more money from the clout but true

[@steerablechimp9194]

Hey guys, I’ve been living in Japan 22 years. This shirts so real. The host club culture is crazy. You gotta pay to be let in, a beer is like 5x the regular price in a bar, a girl will come sit with you and pretend to be super interested in you but is basically just to encourage you to order more drinks. At the end they hit you with a massive bill and threaten to call the cops if you can’t pay.

[@user-qm7jw]

It's not so much that the host club culture is crazy, it's that the women who go to host clubs are crazy. Because they know they are being ripped off, and they go to the host clubs over and over again to give money to the host clubs.

[@alispeed5095]

In the movies, the yakuza's take there hardworking members to such a club as a reward with the tab being handled by the org. Its crazy to see that even normal people risk entering these establishments.

[@davidfrost8975]

So basically a strip club in the U.S. Literally the same idea

[@EvieKng]

​@davidfrost8975 except the hosts don't strip

[@nicholasestes4028]

Go the right clubs and you'll be rewarded pretty nicely at least. ​@@EvieKng

[@largeone923]

How to scam a man: "Treat him like a human being."

[@bgpapa4178]

As a man, I say we need to form more social groups together, even if it's just online. A little unity and support goes a long way. The goal being for everyone to have people who look out for them when they're lonely or struggling with something in life. Hanging with the boys can be the difference between a reasonably happy man and a statistic.

[@Severance8859]

I believe you are absolutely correct on this. We do need men only groups. Hopefully the feminist try to destroy it (muh misogyny) or the actual manochads (nothing wrong with masculine mentality, but and alpha that has to say he is an alpha... isnt an alpha) don't come in, because both are equally just as toxic.

[@ifu138]

That's just called having a friend group and is easy for mentally healthy people to do lol, but getting the mentally ill permaonline people into lasting friend groups is easier said than done.

[@titusg4247]

Feminists would never allow such a thing lol (they literally do stuff like pulling fire alarms in men only groups for mental health groups and such other things, it's a real issue).

[@alomtz4359]

@@titusg4247I didn’t know they did this type of stuff, I used to follow some feminist groups but then it seemed like they just wanted an excuse to hate all men rather than focusing on supporting women, I hope guys don’t allow that to happen to their support groups

[@druw7523]

It’s actually insane how much evil is in the world. Makes you want to have absolutely no interactions with another human being lol

[@Miranox2]

Every person has the capacity for evil. The solution is to improve your knowledge and reasoning skills because they are your best defense.

[@frikabg]

Dude lets be honest.... the predominant majority of evil I see around me is by people. It isn't nature or anything else but people who are causing so much suffering.

[@CheriTheBery]

I wanna go to a forest, never come out and monkify there.

[@kukuki5000]

There are more good-willed people. I strongly believe that. This world won't die thanks to them.

[@AvatarRoku-w8o]

​@@Miranox2👍👍

[@kawaiianthony8090]

Basically how the society works, you pay people to do a job, and they pay some people in China to do the same job at a lower price.

[@RoyPDrill]

That's how capitalism works at least since 70s when Kissinger and Nixon moved factories to China.

[@KeiosKod]

Reminds me of that hit man in China who hired another hit man who hired another and so on to kill some guy.

[@alexzander1142]

She was legit cooking, but why do the dumb ones get to pull successful things like this, in the end just to fuck it up. She could have gotten away with set for life, with investments 😭

[@YourPalHDee]

​@@KeiosKod Lmao never heard of that, that's crazy

[@bullettime1116]

​@@alexzander1142bag chasing is a W but she fumbled. It's always the one who fumble who make it

[@Servellion]

I love the irony of this situation is she's specifically targeting people who're bad with money while she herself is bad with money.

[@EB-73-]

11:57 I'm months late so I doubt its still applicable. But for anyone else who comes looking for an answer, it's sort of like how Japan has rental partners (bf/gf), but exclusively within the confines of a cabaret type establishment. Or like, getting a private dance but you're actually just talking and drinking with maybe the occasional flirtatious touch for a more western visualization

[@Dakarn]

"I'm being chased by debt collectors." "Man. Sucks to be you. Hope you figure out how to budget properly in the future."

[@Felipe_AC]

Damn, her story is both super sad and hilarious at the same time... 💀

[@MrGalRoz]

she used an interview as a confession booth and didn't even realize it.

[@ever611]

"Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall..."

[@askkedladd]

She's so desperate for attention

[@Crobemeister]

LOL the part with the Host Clubs reminds of the wise words of Qui-gon. "There's always a bigger fish."

[@zerobolt9506]

Amon just casually mentioning robbing a bank is just so funny for some reason 😂😂😂

[@sirosis1971]

Something i learned recently, the difference between venomous and poisonous. Basically, it's venomous if it bites you, poisonous if you bite it.

[@kcbondurant7959]

Probably the funniest moment I've seen on KZbin for several years. I'm not kidding. After hearing about receiving $100k for serving drinks to Mia, Asmongold just paused for the perfect amount of time and said "And I want you guys to remember that. ... you need to think outside the box." I had to go back in the video because I was laughing so hard and missed everything else he said after. Too good.

[@osmium6832]

"Dude, I don't know what to do! I'm broke, I have no skills, and I'm about to get evicted. All I have in this world is a hollow stone fish I drunk bought off Amazon." "Bro, I don't get it. I thought you said you had problems. All you gotta do is serve 7-up outta that thing to some crazy chick for $100,000!" It's like my grandma always said: When life hands you a fish you grab it by the tail and swing for the fences and don't stop mixing metaphors until you've created a chain of scam artists so large it ruins hundreds of lives and garners international attention.

[@yourfriendoverseas]

8:30 it's interesting how even when a woman is scamming someone, she's using hearts to accentuate letters.

[@HarleyAMV]

You're just now realizing "it's turtles all the way down" man? Girls aren't being cutesy for you. They're doing it for themselves.

[@alexzander1142]

She was legit cooking, but why do the dumb ones get to pull successful things like this, in the end just to fuck it up. She could have gotten away with set for life, with investments 😭

[@tommy9565]

Her guide was probably in Japanese. These are most likely just slides made by the KZbinr

[@alexzander1142]

@@milkgxng are you one of em🤑

[@bullettime1116]

​@@alexzander1142it is what it is, I wish I had that bag I'd keep that for life

[@HenryTheOunce]

The interviewer is an absolute legend 😅

[@kawaiipotatoes7888]

Dude that's korekore the japanese keemstar ask hololive fans what they think about him. lol

[@manusiabumi7673]

​@@kawaiipotatoes7888 hololive fan here, not a fan of him at all but in this particular occasion he's absolutely on the right side

[@Skyverb]

The host accomplice text has me in tears. That's like something out of a Will Farrell movie 😂

[@datboiashy2957]

Who could’ve guessed that a scammer learned from a scammer and got scammed by said scammer. Actually amazing how much scamming can move someone so far

[@TheDestroyer702]

My parents taught me from a young age to never send money to anyone you aren't directly connected to like family. Even if they're in a tough situation, they will have to figure it out themselves

[@mistere5857]

*never send money to anyone. There. Fixed it for you.

[@hypothalapotamus5293]

Nah... If I learned anything from my cousin's aunt, I learned that financial abuse often comes from the people closest to you.

[@MofuMofu98]

Orphans: 💀

[@CatacombD]

But that's exactly why she was doing prep work before asking for money. It worked because she got these guys to believe that they were directly connected to her; that they were practically family; that they were her boyfriends.

[@jordanwhite8718]

I once gave my cousin extra money in order to help him pay his rent, and he basically tried to get out of Pagni back. Fortunately, my parents were supporting me and they bullied his parents to pay me back. So yeah, don’t give money to anyone unless you’re comfortable with the idea that you will never get it back.

[@budthechud8913]

Also another thing to remember is that the host/hostesses clubs are parasitic of eachother, so its more then likely that after host dude got off his shift with mai he went to a hostess club and blew all the money he just got off her

[@riceshot9981]

Symbiotic relationship with guaranteed mutual destruction 💀 (minus the owners who are probably the beneficiaries in all this)

[@DZatheus]

The fact that she spent it on host clubs and fell in love with one had me almost rolling on the floor laughing! The fucking Irony, man! This is the greatest video I've seen.

[@Anderson-ly9no]

The reason why she even started scamming people for money was to make enough money to keep going to host club, not the other way around

[@azrael_pendragon]

Reminds me of this anime called Naruto. The Akatsuki was controlled by Pain who was controled by Obito who was controlled by madara who was controlled by zetsu who was cobtrolled by Kaguya who was in fear of the Otsutsuki clan.

[@balazsvarga1823]

-Le girl. -Scams thousands. -Spend it all on boytoy. Le kek. There is always a bigger fish.... fish kettle.

[@SylvostX]

that's ... the exact same way my ex flirted with me ... she made up stories and lies to tell me and make me feel important and needed she then told me about her issues (parent and gouv obviously unavailable) ran away from home ended dating it instead of giving money but , looking at the plan ... that's exactly how she approached me and forced herself in my life on a 21yo loneboy , it really worked , TAKE CARE ONLINE GUYS YOU ARE THE TARGET OF THOSES !!!

[@travituspurebloods3343]

Genuinely sad, for every guy this happens too society tilts more and more towards complete destruction. Short term gain at the cost long term stability, not to mention the pain these people go through. Pretty gross

[@originalcharacterplznostea2749]

The biggest rule of money-making, if you found a way to make a shit load of money, DON'T TELL ANYONE HOW TO DO IT

[@cremonster]

I think women have been doing this forever, it's just that they weren't bragging about it

[@Eins3467]

it's the girlfriend experience lol. A classic.

[@bibsp3556]

Especially if it's fraud lol

[@poisenbery]

This is like the Egirl version of the DENNIS system from Sunny

[@TotemoGaijin]

Man, this is wild. And the fact she went and did an interview with a youtuber because she was a fan and explained/admitted it all is even crazier. What state does your brain have to be in to think the guy would just be like, "Yeah, you go girl!"?

[@AlienYogurtPot123]

Imagine if a guy replied "Why don't you start scamming other people out of their money?" She would have met the man of her dreams 💞

[@JBMorris9]

😂😂😂

[@guaracho1999]

Sometimes they find a man that is just like her, so they end up having a realtionship and sharing the money. It's like one of those "the grand ultimate heist" movies so the grand master theif of all times meets the grand master pickpocket of all times so they fuck and love eachother.

[@DeviantDespot]

The host club thing is hilarious.

[@SeptembersOblivion]

The best part was the fish kettle. The story was already so absurd, but the kettle sent me. 😂😂😂

[@StorymasterQ]

I read the comments before I get to that part of the video and I was wondering if Henya would show up somehow.

[@OneMeanArtist]

Calling her targets losers is an understatement. I mean... just look at that thing she calls her face.

[@florenbaron7111]

Exactly

[@KaemghinBeardwulf]

him calling her out like that is even more crazier considering it's japan, they have a culture called "tatemae" where they really never talk so directly. So that's really huge.

[@Don_DeMarco]

True, that is EXACTLY why she says to only target lonely guys with no friends, hobbies, or life purpose. Because most other dudes wouldn't give her a single coin until she came to his place to get physical, fast not slow.

[@Syphirioth]

They would just use her the same way she tried XD

[@Hhhh22222-w]

In Japan we call these types of women "scammers", in the US they call them 0nlyf4ns model.

[@goldenlizard92]

The irony of this whole thing is that she went on to blow the money on host clubs because she was/is herself a purposeless loner. It's both tragic and comedic how she scammed well-off yet lonely men out of their money only to find herself in the same situation: she had money but lacked purpose and companionship.

[@HelloKittySGTC]

That's the whole "women hitting the wall" means. Men are born with the wall, women take advantage until its their turn later in life

[@ЕвгенийПершин-е1ь]

It's more like a warning, to not went down that path of "independent life" people are obsessed about. Many aren't ready for lonely life and if they didn't build skills necessary for attracting and retaining opposite gender, they will end at the sinking hole of escort services

[@jackb8410]

I almost feel bad for people that fall for stuff like this. Almost. Falling for stuff like this is almost as bad as falling for bot scams. Darwinism at the end of the day

[@NATANOJ1]

im not a womanizer by any means, but the strange thing is that woman usually want to give me money, and i usually take it.

[@Syphirioth]

And you should. Manipulation is sometimes hard to notice.

[@Chibipayne]

I kinda see it differently. I don't feel bad they got scammed or lost money. That's on them. I do feel bad for the situation or mental state they are in that led them to getting scammed.

[@tomjjackson21]

This is the same logic here in Japan. In Asia there is this perception that if someone is dumb enough to fall for it, you're expected to take advantage of them. My wife is a Mainlander and they have a similar saying in China, and I've heard the same about Korea. I've lived here in Tokyo for a decade, and tbh this woman represents the stereotypical, JP woman

[@shadowflar3]

Unfortunately as we get old, anyone could mentally degrade to a level where they are susceptible to these types of scams.

[@Timmeh_The_tyrant]

It is amazing that there's guys out there I don't care who they are or what their life has been like who would listen to all these texts from this chick and not demand something in return

[@Logined85]

I come to laugh so hard right now of the irony that happens in my life. I was always called stingy MF by my friend, who has earned times than me. But he's got stuck with simp-donating the shit out of him, while even if I would have ad any women interaction, I would still not donate to thots, camwhores, etc. I would rather buy a food to random homeless guy or such.That's an effing hilarium.

[@Aaron-B89]

Strangest reaction to moral degeneracy I've seen in a while. Great job Asmon.

[@tylersmash7134]

Blame the simps.

[@HectorCotto97]

I've seen multiple people question whether her methods really work but honestly I'm not really surprised that it DOES work. The lady made a whole system out of scamming vulnerable guys. Her whole thing is targeting vulnerable men, befriending them and gaining their trust only to then manipulate them into thinking that you're in some sort of trouble and naturally if you've become someone's friend then naturally any good person would want to help a friend they care for. It's emotional manipulation to the extreme, it's subtle and since she never asked for anything directly it just makes it harder to see her actions as a scam. And she even has a system in place to comfort her victims so that they feel cared for and appreciated. In all honesty her Scammer System is terrifyingly brilliant in the worst way possible. In all honesty the only reason she got caught was because apparently her target demographic can't read and ended up skipping the most important step which was ultimately what got her caught, it wasn't the interview (from my understanding) it was the other lady getting caught that sealed her fate.

[@acutelilmint8035]

So twitch n onlyfans

[@SiegmundX]

She described all simps who pay for the "gf experience"

[@cthomaspeasant3059]

Maybe I'm just paranoid but a bunch of these tactics would make me assume the worst until I've met them in person regularly

[@stevenmayer8528]

I'm glad you shared this. And this in insane.

[@Mithorium]

onlyfans is basically the same scam, all the creators say wild shit pretending to be the victim's gf, literally a hard scam, when will we start seeing arrests of those scammers?

[@TheAtl0001]

That guy from "Saddest Twitch Stream Ever" the perfect candidate victim. He would give everything and take all abuse as long he gets attention.

[@kenkessler301]

So incredibly devious she’s just like that guy who was farming birthday gifts from a bunch of women

[@SRFAA]

Too lazy to Google, but curious. Was he handsome and that's how he managed to do it?

[@Scooppi]

Asmongold about Japan night industry: "We know what that is" 15 minutes later Asmongold on host clubs: "What's that?"

[@RipOffProductionsLLC]

He assumed it was normal prostitution, rather then the fake dating stuff Japan does instead...

[@AcidGlow]

You gotta be foolish to just throw away money like that.

[@Mikebrowski]

How is this legal... I saw the acutal reverse and they made MASSIVE NEWS, but this is first time I heard about this

[@400KrispyKremes]

It's like an Ouroboros of scamming. Dudes give her their money, and she give it right back.

[@hypothalapotamus5293]

An ouroboros eats itself. This is an MLM scheme.

[@kellyriddell5014]

The way she twisted what aftercare is is super gross to me. That's for consensual activities, not for reassuring the person you lied to so you can lie to and manipulate them again. 😂

[@mistere5857]

Wtf is 'aftercare' ?

[@sixxeyes2710]

@@mistere5857I think it’s a bdsm thing unless they mean it in a different way. Specifically Dom/Sub. You’re supposed to talk about the play with your partner and see if both parties were fine with anything that happened and if not they can talk about what to change.

[@mistere5857]

@@sixxeyes2710 oh I think I do remember that now. The way she said it made me think it was like an escort thing or something and I was super confused. I think I remember seeing a Dom explain it once although I don't really jive with the BDSM crowd.

[@kellyriddell5014]

@@mistere5857 Yeah, it's basically just checking in after, making sure everything went okay. It can sometimes be cuddling or giving a lot of attention to reassure your partner, "even if I hurt you during the thing we just did, I care about you and want to make sure you know that." It's a part of ethical BDSM.

[@SamM_Scot]

The interviewer was pretty based calling her out 🤣

[@Damuskinous]

2 birds 1 stone plan 9:09 is how to exit from being a future simp lolz love it!

[@JohnDoe-on6ru]

"We're gonna get married!" -"No you're not" -"Yeah you're right..."

[@YourPalHDee]

Watching society fall apart is so sad. Pre-internet this woman would've been shamed and shunned until she fell in line and contributed instead of just taking.

[@HelloKittySGTC]

Pre-intrrnet they would still be doing the same thing, but get away with it more, because no one was self aware besides police.

[@bullettime1116]

Not how it would go for her but sure, clueless

[@ninakore]

lol scamming happened just as frequently before the internet and ppl would get away with it easy

[@Ziau_]

i've been married for 4 years and i can confirm that this woman's method is how marriage works.

[@AvatarRoku-w8o]

Then your a duhmas

[@HybrdMonky]

Mustve been an extremely toxic marriage. Congrats

[@ninakore]

No one with a guts avi is married

[@Ziau_]

@@ninakore true, based, redpilled

[@sniiiper3d645]

This is kinda completely irrelevant but it’s actually really similar to the Andrew Tate situation, Tate wanted to live a bougie lifestyle so he took advantage of women who just wanted a normal relationship while in turn making horrible financial decisions and then taking advantage of vulnerable men then getting caught in the act by exposing himself and his entire operation, nvm it’s actually the same damn thing😂

[@bibsp3556]

And then did the same to all the kids that watched him. He probably made some decent coin from hustlers U or whatever

[@lookintoit42069]

Your first mistake was believing she lost all the money.

[@chaos.corner]

There's always a bigger fish.

[@_anlim309]

2:35 software engineers catching strays and being called a "rich" losers as always 😢

[@torkalatorkala1807]

My dad is just like these lonely dudes. I've been telling him over and over again to get his shit straight, but he keeps falling for it and ends up spending money. He is just recently falling back on chatting with these kinds of "women" (not guaranteed that they're women, many times they never even talk through video calls, also only foreigners that do this. He chats mostly with Asians and Americans), but eventually with the amount of times he's been lied to, he's finally starting to understand more and more. Just sucks that telling him and me being right MULTIPLE times still isn't enough to quit. I've been stern and sometimes even rude when I've just gotten sick of listening to him bickering about new girls he finds. I mean sorry, but a supermodel (allegedly) making more money than you will not want to live with and marry you, when you're obese, twice their age and not the most good looking guy. I know fully well that this comment section is the wrong place for asking for advice, but if any of you guys have been in a similar situation, how'd you go about this?

[@samuelschwager]

Maybe you can convince him that they are not real/AI? Or that you get to look at his credit card / bank statements? Sometimes people are shocked when they see how much they actually spent.

[@lucasy4790]

Maybe send him videos of SocialCatfish and you can use the resources they provide to check if the girls he’s taking to are real. I think a lot of people that are in the same situation as your father can look at themselves objectively when they see others in a similar situation.

[@torkalatorkala1807]

@@lucasy4790 I'll definitely look into it, thank you.

[@QueLoKevin]

21:03 bro I haven’t laughed so hard in such a long time

[@mismagicrabbit]

The talons and bird yell have me in tears 😭😭😭

[@triggerfairy4070]

Isnt this just your basic twitch e-girl strategy?

[@AlliedIntuition]

Too much effort

[@IAmMadMattDog]

Japanalysis is such a great channel

[@jasondelarosa5457]

This is manipulation 101, she served a masterclass on the art of scamming. This should be on a Tedtalk.

[@YourPalHDee]

It's really basic female manipulation and has been going on for centuries, she's hardly broken the mold.

[@Zeit63]

I'd say the worst part by far is how we're hearing people complaining about the "host club problem" in Japan, when any guy bankrupting themselves on prostitutes would get laughed out of the room.

[@shmootube5000]

I love how the video immediately beats everyone to mentioning the DENNIS system 😂

[@kjracz15]

Her biggest mistake was to agree to an interview with a dramatuber. It's the same dude who got a green-haired vtuber terminated by divulging confidential stuff that was confided to him. 😂😂

[@zeroyuki92]

She did not agree to an interview. She *begged* for it

[@shabbbsy]

Its definitely psychotic but also kind of impressive

[@alexzander1142]

She was legit cooking, but why do the dumb ones get to pull successful things like this, in the end just to fuck it up. She could have gotten away with set for life, with investments 😭

[@joushua4428]

Nah, this is just survivor bias. The smart ones simply never get caught and stay out of public eye, so we don’t even know about them.

[@wilkoz6119]

I think scamming makes a lot of money guys

[@alexzander1142]

She was legit cooking, but why do the dumb ones get to pull successful things like this, in the end just to fuck it up. She could have gotten away with set for life, with investments 😭

[@MrAatami]

I will step up and clean my house... for a price! -Asmongold

[@adrenjones9301]

One thing is wrong. The Target still needs to have hope. Because hope is what makes them fall for such an obvious scam. Hope is a paralyzing poison.

[@gregorymifsud5389]

i can fix her 😂😂😂

[@kimikimi999]

he losing more hair or what? or just the way he comb the hair?

[@dongaloid69]

Once you start losing hair to male pattern baldness it doesn't stop 🥲

[@kimikimi999]

@@dongaloid69 genetic stuff i assume

[@SandTiger42]

I loved this video! So glad Asmon gets to see it too. If you looked up unhinged in the dictionary this woman should show up. I wanted my Japanese wife to watch this, but she had no interest. Watching Asmon's reaction was the next best thing. The first time my Japanese coworkers took me to a Hostess club I was blown away. Like... you pay money... for this!? I can understand bars (I went. A. Lot.) And strip clubs (not a fan), and even happy ending places(Despise), but the concept of paying to have a women talk to me and pretend to like me just did not compute.

[@GAVIN760101]

Well...As a Asian I can kinda explain that .Some Asian guy just need emotional support or emtiional anchor,but they can't get it from family and parents.All they got was... disappointing and judging. Maybe you would say: just go to see psychiatrist . But in Asia "see psychiatrist"was consider "weak"or"pussy"...host club is the only way. He can spend money act like a hero or winner. Earn respect from beauty. Release his pressure. By money of course.

[@3adgamd3r]

@@GAVIN760101goddamn Asian culture really takes no prisoners does it?

[@SandTiger42]

@@GAVIN760101 Good and valid point. I should specify that I can see it from a Japanese male perspective, I just didn't want to write a book in my already long comment. hah. From the perspective of a white male in Japan though, this is just mind boggling.

[@GAVIN760101]

@@3adgamd3r Too be fair our society improves nowadays. This kind of problem or toxic mindset bother younger people less. But it's aonther problems keep host club exsit especially for younger girls . Hedonism. She is not special. Many Japan CoRn star doing this job for spend all their salary on their Oshi.(according a 🌽 director)Host club are collage of manipulation. Most untrained young people don't stand a chance.

[@UndercoverPirate69]

The succubus Jail and prosecution is a very different story in Japan. Guilty or not is spend in jail and after the judge it's a prison with an insane military regime It looks like the scammers felt mentally trapped themselves and came out so they could be stopped because they could not handle themselves anymore

[@Infamous41]

True. Japan orders all overseas serial killer back home

[@its_GNF]

"You wanna find the losers..." kind of ironic coming from him lmfaoo 😂

[@Level_Up_Nation]

In a way people who pay for patron, are being scammed as well, same concept. 😅

[@louderthenvisual]

What? Don’t u mean OF? Patron is mainly for actual content creators lol

[@Level_Up_Nation]

@@louderthenvisual people pay for Patron in the hopes they will get some attention from the person they follow. I was mostly joking around to see the reaction, now OF that's a true monster.