Kickstarter's BIGGEST Indie Game CON-ARTIST! - SGR

[@slopesgameroom]

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[@davidlevy706]

The ad segment's video is a static black screen, Dan.

[@Rymdpandan]

@@davidlevy706 That's how secure it is. They're even keeping their own ads secret.

[@TheTenthArt]

@@davidlevy706 I was thinking it was some problem with me :))

[@daschwah]

@@Rymdpandan - lol. Beat me to it.

[@shooterboss]

@@davidlevy706 Oof. I hope Slope still got paid for it.

[@bslprints9935]

I can't believe none of those big players involved never said "wait how are y'all going to buy and renovate a building for $250k?"

[@ShinoSarna]

Building in *LA* no less.

[@ddjsoyenby]

agreed it seems like they really underestimated.

[@bslprints9935]

Right? Even here in Mississippi that would be impossible.

[@KingFluffs]

Because they saw money signs, and didn't give a shit. lol

[@christophernoneya4635]

I think itrs just as likely these big name gamedev/artists types fell for it just like everyone else. Artists arent exactly known for being the most reasonable people lol. These guys mostly aren't multi-millionaires, they're microcelebrities who work for big corporations that pay them a wage more often than not. They arent the marketers or managers or accountants who handle business or make the games a success, they're creative people who make something neat. They're just as or more gullible than the rest of us lol

[@tatemode]

Hey I was a backer and there’s my name at 7:47 ; I live in the LA area and at the time thought this might be a good idea so I pledged at the $150 tier. As a “founder” you were supposed to get your name engraved on a plaque at the space, as well as a t-shirt and some game art posters. I did end up getting the t-shirt and posters. The posters were of good quality but maybe not exactly everyone’s style. I’m surprised DJ didn’t cover the “poster” rewards actually. I was a bummed the “LA/GS” never actually opened, but I did figure it was probably a little over ambitious to think even if it were to open that it would somehow be self-sustaining. As someone who (at the time) was hoping to break out as an indie game dev, I was hoping to give to something I believed in. Sad the way it turned out, though.

[@Elkott]

Having the ad be all black makes it easier to skip :)

[@yukatoshi]

Sweet.

[@NinjaMatt2201]

Shh. Don't tell the sponsors.

[@jimmelton5846]

That was very helpful.

[@TranquilVision]

SponsorBlock browser addon makes it even easier :)

[@RonnieBarzel]

I had to stop and restart the video to make sure the all-black screen wasn’t a glitch.

[@mr.whimsic6902]

Unfortunately, NordPass does not provide security for your footage.

[@pelago_]

I’m glad it wasn’t just me 😄

[@rollerxcore]

Would love to see a video about KZbin scammers. Which seems a hot topic right now. Especially with Lady Decade and her fountains of crocodile tears, only a short while after her partner Top Hat Gaming Man did something similar previously.

[@FilipeMisael]

Thats a really good idea, Slopes might even benefit from that by getting a lot more (and deserved) views on some of those videos, KZbin controversies are usually hot topics and the algorithm loves that

[@XanthinZarda]

@@FilipeMisael Or hey, there's a failed game console he could finally cover.

[@ladysegagenesis]

Speaking of her I know she uses AI art in her video thumbnails! Not to say people can't use AI, I'm fine with people using it but not for profit! Here she IS using for profit because being a KZbinr is a job

[@Thekinggamelon]

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[@SilverScaleMA]

What I want to know is did they already own the building? Because I have looked into property costs in LA before and you can't hardly find a small (like 1/2 acre lot) for under $200k, and a small shop building in a decent area can easily be upwards of$400k. There was no way they only needed this little if they still needed to buy the building...

[@medea27]

They were probably renting, which itself would take a big chunk out of that $300k each year.... if they even had a property at all.

[@jessip8654]

People also underestimate how pricey renovations can get. Turning a warehouse into workable offices (In LA no less) would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars on the low end. The smarter thing would've been to just rent some office space, but that wouldn't have been as cool.

[@thomasb7347]

@@jessip8654 why do these people think they have to be in LA to work in the industry? I know a ton of KZbinrs are moving out of state because most of the stuff you don't need to be there in person for. Especially for indie companies doing crowdfunding. Rent a place out of state or up north and get it done. I mean hell, I know this is a hilarious example but Hello games rented out a tiny space after their blow up and cranked it all out

[@jessip8654]

@@thomasb7347 I assume they go to LA to make connections. There's a lot of money in LA if you know the right people. However it does seem most youtubers peace out of LA after just a few years, like Safiya Nyagaard. It's not like they need to be in LA to make candles in their kitchen.

[@reptilez13]

That was my first thought, let alone cost of living there... Of all places to pick, I guess it sounded catchy? And could be used as an excuse for the project going up in smoke

[@thecunninlynguist]

next time: Kickstarter's BIGGEST Console Con-Artist: Staring Tommy Tallerico

[@laughingseal2282]

That shitstorm still going, isn't it? Last I read it they got listed as a dead trademark. It's just *chef kiss I can't wait for the episode.

[@thecunninlynguist]

@@laughingseal2282 yeah but it's near its end. Offices were vacated recently.

[@ladynikkie]

@@thecunninlynguist I'm just waiting for the lawsuits to slap in there. Should have been a couple of them by now

[@autobotstarscream765]

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[@Pianet]

A fully renovated warehouse for $300K...No not gonna happen. In LA...you can't be serious!

[@sugarfrosted2005]

Nordpass, for when you want a company that used to make malware have your passwords

[@NinjaMatt2201]

They know how to protect your data from people like themselves. Lol

[@MaxSpec]

KeePass all the way.

[@MortDraken]

Any source on this, first I've heard of it and searching for it does not really give the best results

[@elinfini]

First NordVPN and now Nordpass. I'm beginning to think that any product/service with a name beginning with "Nord" is a bad investment.

[@bass1sam]

..? Nord Security, the company behind the myriad of Nord products never did that. Well they likely did in the same vein as any cybersec company does for improving their own products but idk what you're on with "used to make malware" Are you referring to the people who bought ExpressVPN, PIA, and a few others last year..?

[@nilus2k]

I think maybe people don’t realize that zines use to always be low quality printed and folded pieces of paper. So on that front I can’t fault these guys. They rest is valid though

[@daschwah]

4:22 - they were setting up shop next to Paddy’s Pub? That was NEVER going to end well.

[@yoso378]

Oh my God, I forgot they film in LA

[@IvanovIvanAKrutoi]

Now there's an idea for an IASIP episode: "The Gang Makes A Video Game".

[@L-kun]

I mostly have a good track record with crowdfunding (I eventually managed to get that crumby 'Cans Without Labels' DVD), but I think this and Starr Mazer were the two biggest disappointments, even if I only chipped in $15 for the Penn Ward game we never got.

[@reagandow850]

Whenever someone tells you it’s “non profit”........RUN. It’s NOT.

[@Wheres_the_money_lebowski]

There's no such thing as 'non profit' human nature just doesn't work that way.

[@mushyroom9569]

Yeah, the colloquial meaning of non-profit is not at all related to the legal meaning.

[@mistahbeardo]

It's a shame these con artists were so successful in their scam that they ruined it for anyone who would make a legitimate attempt.

[@professor_abee]

backed for about $35 and that was absolutely worth it. shame nothing more ever materialized, but, those games were cool.

[@Skarry]

My first thought was $300k isn't going to get much done, especially in LA.

[@ElliotEel]

It's such a shame that this turned out so poorly. This could have been fantastic for the future of indie games, for folks that don't have the tools or group of people to bounce ideas off of, and instead it will only make people more cautious of similar ideas

[@nielsen145]

agreed, but the main problem with the idea, specially when taken in donations, their is no security for the money, if they have gotten venture capital instead, then they properly would have been paid out in rates instead, when they can prove, they have spent that amount of money.

[@Jihi2]

I like SGR and I really hope he plans on doing an Amico video. He talked it up in a few videos a year or two ago and he really kind of has a responsibility to talk about it again considering everything that's happened. I understand the breadth of the topic would require some extensive research and documentation but given the general focus on gaming related scams on the channel he'd be remiss if he simply ignored it.

[@thecunninlynguist]

I'm sure he'll do it. I'm looking forward to many channels to do deep dives, like Slopes, Matt McMuscles, and Pat the NES Punk

[@lasskinn474]

Most of the research is already done. The biggest hurdle is going through hundreds of hours of tommy lying on streams to pick the juiciest. Edit: btw check out tommy oyamicos song splish splash and his other amico songs they're a laugh

[@thecunninlynguist]

@@lasskinn474 slope's own interview of tommy has some juicy bits...like when he claimed he doesn't dream. That is scientifically false. He may not remember them, but he dreams, lol.

[@neoqwerty]

@@thecunninlynguist even people who have aphantasia dream... it's just that they dream of nothing. (Which is a weirdly cool thing!)

[@luyandolove]

I’m a Patreon subscriber and in an early access video he mentioned that he’s currently working on it.

[@AllardRT]

Do you know how surprised I was to find the chime you used at 3:18 (and, well, in almost every other video of yours) on the soundtrack to Bram Stoker's Dracula for Sega Mega Drive

[@atomicskull6405]

It's sad that Mansion Lord turned out to be a scam because if that was an actual game it would have probably been a huge hit. And it's not like what was promised was unrealistic.

[@alexh2790]

I don't get the utility or purpose of this. Are people really going to travel to develop a game they can make in their own space. How were they planning on keeping the lights on? What was the business model?

[@gswanson]

Yes it is possible to make games in your bedroom or office at home, there is something to be said about having a space where artists can get together and work. One of the big issues with like me for example, working out of my bedroom, it can be very distracting having both a bed and tons of videogames nearby. Having a place to go to where I can work and hang out with other artists really helps me with my creativity and concentration. Of course if you live in city other than LA it's not going to help you a lot, but I see the utility of places like this.

[@cristiadu]

It's very useful actually. The problem was where the place was and their business model.

[@alexh2790]

@@gswanson Yes, of course if you live handy then I can see some appeal, but obviously they would need continued revenue to keep the doors open. My skepticism stems from whether I think developers would welcome the increased overhead of using the space given that many indie games are made on a shoestring budget. I'm assuming that's how they were planning on keeping the light on.

[@gswanson]

@@alexh2790I don't know much about the business part of it, but some of these types of places I go to usually have like spaces you can rent, and they usually have a coffee shop that you can order from while you are there. I'm not really sure how the business model works, but apparently the one Slope is talking about was trying to a sort of charity based model which would help make it cheaper for indie developers.

[@alexh2790]

I should have said in my original post that I question the market for this idea. Obviously the purpose is outlined in the video. 😋

[@NCHProductions]

ah yes, the good Ol "didn't bother to double check the video and assuming the video editor had all footage rendered properly and upload immediately to youtube" black screen for the ad.... wonder if that wouldn't count as a sponsor campaign for this video lol...

[@slopesgameroom]

Nah, it was a genuine mistake. Like I said, I uploaded 13-14 videos that day. So I will just need to re-render the next one and put the sponsorship into that one

[@Zom13y]

I don’t understand isn’t a zine supposed to be a folded piece of paper?

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

I have to admit...these scammers were really good in executing their plans in a bad way

[@YouaNumbahOneRacist]

Why did anyone think a game place with the acronym LAGS would work out?

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

There's a bunch of SCP books, masks, pins, ext that are supposedly being sold on kickstarter. If I recall rightly. You can't make stuff about scp and sell it. Due to the fact that it's a public thing (not quite sure on the legal side of it. But I know someone who was trying to get people to pay for a movie got sued and taken down for it)

[@AsterInDis]

Ah, yeah, I remember seeing that. SCP is under creative commons attribution-ShareAlike licensing. You can use it commercially but you have to use the same licensing and attribute it back to the source. I don't know about a movie but there was an issue in Russia where someone was trying to trademark the SCP stuff when he had no right to it, and tried to sell goods that were under the SCP copyright.

[@Totodex]

SCP is under CC-BY-RA which is a bit different, a lot of those kickstarters are most likely legally in the right. SCP's license is a bit unique, but it essentially boils down to it being creative commons WITH monetization and revenue being allowed.

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

@@Totodex like the scp's themselves... The legality is a wild thing

[@insertgenericusernamehere2402]

@@AsterInDis what a batshit crazy thing... Like scp themselves

[@mattwo7]

@@Totodex WTF is the "RA"? Pretty sure that's not a thing...

[@dacypher22]

So I know $300,000 sounds like a ton of money and the knee-jerk reaction is that they ran away with a ton of it, I can say as someone who spent years estimating software development projects that the website they built alone could have easily eaten up half of their entire budget. The issue is that they didn't ask for anywhere near enough money to make something like this work. Looking at their designs for the space (which likely cost them a lot as well if they were hiring freelance or contractor designers), they probably would have needed more in the neighborhood of $5M to get this done and keep it afloat for just 6 months and they were never going to get that amount off Kickstarter. The $300,000 probably couldn't have paid all of the salaries for the team they would have needed to design and build the space as well as development the website other things for even a month. I don't know if they had bad intentions or not, but it seems like they just had absolutely 0 experience in estimating or running projects of this scale and they realized far too late that they didn't even have a tenth of the budget they needed to make this idea work.

[@XanthinZarda]

How about 17 million? Cause I know a story where the SEC had to step in, and...

[@dacypher22]

@@XanthinZarda Oh yeah, there have definitely been other projects to make multi-millions on crowdfunding campaigns. But the difference is that they were all offering a product as far as I know. These "we are doing this thing that we can't provide to you but here is some merch as backer rewards" type campaigns have a pretty low ceiling. Local restaurants, cat cafes, local theaters, etc. If the creators of this campaign were not just horribly inexperienced, they likely knew that and set $300k as an achievable level assuming that private investors would make up the other 95% of the money but that side didn't come through or didn't come through enough. There were the games, but backers didn't need this concept to succeed to get indie games. We have indie games flowing out of our ears.

[@XanthinZarda]

@@dacypher22 Okay, but this one is a little more relevant to the channel, because Slopes actually interviewed the CEO on his second channel.

[@dacypher22]

@@XanthinZarda I must have missed that one. Which campaign are you referring to?

[@XanthinZarda]

@@dacypher22 Intellivision Amico.

[@TruckJohnson]

is it just me or is the building @4:22 the exterior of Patty's Pub?

[@cristiadu]

The idea is good, the execution isn't. These kind of spaces for multiple companies to create their products exist on the Engineering area already, it would be pretty cool to have something like that for gaming, yes.

[@JomasterTheSecond]

I felt like this was kinda sus as soon as they said "Non-profit". I *knew* this was very sus as soon as I heard Ouya.

[@DJB0X3R]

Was the advert for radio?

[@reyntime1950]

Bigger red flag was the "LA" part

[@JT-xn9ei]

Damn, I was a fan of some of those creators and developers. Volunteering to what ended up being vaporware must be demoralizing. I hope their future projects work out better for both them and their fans.

[@brosevideogames7908]

I got so drawn in during this video. In the middle I was like, “It’s going so well and the creators seem so sincere. How could it go wrong?” Oh I forgot, those creators aren’t the ones getting the money.

[@moonverine]

Wait, isn't that Paddy's Pub they rented for the gamespace?

[@PandemicEv]

Yeah it is

[@thenulledone0000]

The gang scams people via Kickstarter

[@HeyImXaddy]

THATS PADDYS PUB FROM ALWAYS SUNNY LOLOL 2:33 ITS JUST A RENTED SPACE YOU CAN FILM IN.. ITS IN A BUNCH OF MOVIES AND TV SHOWS. THAT WHOLE AREA IS FILM SPACE PRETTY MUCH ALL THE BUILDINGS AROUND THERE.

[@AkimboSwords]

What is the lovely bgm at 11:00?

[@dwatts64]

I think something went wrong with your video software. We have ad audio, no video.

[@ivoman7]

Pause at 9:08 - I'm calling it "Busy @ Work" (Please applaud.)

[@anactualmotherbear]

Okay, every Kickstarter I donated to turned into something and was a success... except this one. I completely forgot about it until this video. I think I got a Pen Ward shirt and I had... Alphabet... but I noticed that games started disappearing from the website.

[@zachi2fox246]

have you kept up with the darkest dungeon kickstarter? with the last few updates, people are screaming scam but im not 100% on it. Just feels like poor communication.

[@munchmandrifta]

"thanks for listening guys and now let's get on with the video"... Those words nevr been more accurate, since we could ONLY Listen and then Video came back after you said it.

[@matzotv4047]

2:35 isn't that Paddy's pub from its always sunny?

[@DioBrandoWRYYYYYY]

I personally believe that the letters "LA" should have been a red flag to begin with, considering how expensive that place is and how it is a place that breeds predators, parasites and other types of untrustworthy and unstable individuals.

[@otakubullfrog1665]

If this whole thing started in good faith, the best idea would have been to initially rent a small space to serve as the LA Game Space with plans to later expand it into the more impressive concept pitched. It's a real bad look when years go by and you don't have a actual space despite having the word Space in your name. Of course, that's if this whole thing started in good faith and that's always a big if with Kickstarters.

[@Pooky1991]

I just looked at the kickstarted page and realized this was around the same time as Code Hero. Darn I feel bad for those backers that saw what happened with Code Hero and had their fingers crossed that this wouldn't have the same fate

[@jbzhummerh2gamer]

1:24-3:12 The whole Nord Pass plugin was a blank black screen.

[@midimusicforever]

When will we see an Amico kickscammer video?

[@SonnyBone]

Lol

[@OmarAlikaj]

Never thought such names would be attached to this project.

[@PXAbstraction]

Not going to lie, I saw the title and was expecting a video on Zoe Quinn. She's definitely among indie gaming's biggest scammers.

[@bijikedelai]

Oof, they even got my fav pixel artist, Paul Robertson involved in this. Damn

[@nickd3139]

How about a video about the Kickstarter con-Artist Jay Pavlina of exploding rabbit who took everyone’s money, gave few and far between updates, and is now in another country. He made Mario crossover then did a kickstarter for a game based on it called Super Retro Crossover back in 2012. 2022 and still no game.

[@Boogie_the_cat]

Aside from New York, L.A is the most expensive US location to pay rent in. Aside from silicon valley. $300,000 would maybe have allowed them to pay rent for 3 months for a small amount of sq.ft. I don't know what they were thinking with that amount of money. Because aside from rent, in order to do anything with that space, they would need tens of thousands of dollars, if not $100,000 plus. $300k target for funding was absurdly low, and would never ever have been enough. Never. Who were they kidding?

[@the_maverickk]

OMG... I kickstarted this and was totally curious what happened to it. I looked into it back 5-7 years ago to see if the place ever got made since and saw that the "space" never got made even after all the money raised. Glad to see that someone went and did some digging on what happened. I totally backed it cause it had those big names attached to the project as well.

[@michaeldemers2716]

I am still wondering if Orange Island is ever going to come out for NES and Steam. I game them my money years ago.

[@PandemicEv]

That's Paddy's Pub!

[@willin]

Nothing but a black screen and audio during the advertisement part

[@brett66]

Didn't Tom and Jean Ralphio do this on Parks and Rec?

[@frogmouth2]

It was SO too good to be true.

[@MellowGaming]

Been doing a bad job of keeping up with your vids recently. Soz dude. Didn't realise you had covered this. I backed this one, but only with a few quid cos obviously I wasn't gonna get to ever see it. Turns out no-one did. I did get the neat weird game Keita Takahashi made but that's on an old PC now and I don't have it. Completely forgot I backed it until today.

[@bioLarzen]

Might be a sign when a game space project's acronym is LAGS :) Hmmm... gave me an idea... a project called Santa Clara Adeventure Mall... ;)

[@bolladragon]

I recalled the Pen Ward vid and getting very excited as I was a massive fan of Adventure Time, and I always wondered what happened since it seemed to vanish.

[@AuddityHipHop]

i dont even get what the product even is. sounds like they made a kickstarter to fund them renovating a building to specialize as a game studio, and then rent out that building to game dev companies? why tf would anyone crowdfund a stranger to be a landlord?? or is it supposed to be like, a workshop where consumers pay a small fee to learn about game dev for a day? or was the idea that they're gonna hire their own game devs for their own studio to make games that arent even conceptualized yet? im so confused. what were the backers even paying for??

[@lorddaem9641]

To be fair, when you look at the history of zines - they did accurately deliver them

[@retrogamestudios7649]

Tommy Tallarico

[@Morbos1000]

Ones like this are especially disappointing as it is actually a legitimate idea that could actually be created if the creators were competent. So many Kickscammers are a fantasy item that people should know better than to think a rando on Kickstarter could somehow create when large corporations have been unable to.

[@captain_zed]

This just sounds like an extra pretentious gamejam with a lot of greed attached.

[@for8bitgamers]

I helped Kickstart LA Game Space. Great idea, but not going to lie I just backed it for the Bryan Lee O'Malley shirts I got.

[@djcsdy2]

Kickstarter: Doesn't go to plan. Gamers: It must be a SCAM! This is the first speculative investment to go wrong in history!

[@RedLetterDavid]

*gasp* one that I was a kickstarter in! Still have the shirt, posters and whatever extras that came out of it lol

[@jasonscarborough94]

10:25 so basically RLM simulator

[@MicBain]

Someone forgot to include the video portion of his sponsorship spiel 😆

[@calvinchan8511]

This is why I never back Kickstarters with grandiose, pie in the sky dreams. It is so obvious that these people never really sat down and did some serious number crunching and research to figure out the viability of the plan. I only back realistic, tangible goals such as getting a book printed, where all the content has already been finished and formatted and ready to go. Even some of those have fallen through.

[@EdmundKempersDartboard]

350k for custom designed business space in LA is nothing. These guys did not walk away with pockets full of cash.

[@XanthinZarda]

Speaking of, how about a zombie brand deciding to open _FIVE WHOLE OFFICES_ during a global pandemic?

[@retrorobbins]

I don't quite understand what's going on but we've got about 2 and a half minutes of blank screen at the start of your video , still as always the rest of your video is a fantastic watch

[@stevenstark-com]

so, the nord vpn part is missing all the video, it's a black screen until the ad is over.

[@Catladybug]

Rent a small office space and grow overtime then upgrade. Just because there in game dev. This sounded like early version of VALV studio type thing were doing research but how would fund etc.

[@Renwoxing13]

Humans are such a jumble of weird contradictions. Some random dude will make a comment on KZbin ( about literally anything ) , and it is fake because no way anyone with a life exists outside of KZbin . However, someone says they will do something because you give them money & they are automatically legit.

[@SuperSpeed21]

You know I don't think I can blame the creator since they believed in this project, and they through it was a true thing because they're the ones that want people to spread their creativity because sometimes indi games can become something great. What was promised wasn't given (the LA Game Space) but the other stuff was given. I do believe they do regret of believing of what the two guys promised. Chances are the place wasn't built, the guys put some money into the website so they can continue to drag in money, and keep it between the two of them. I do understand why people would be upset at the creators that supported the idea and even spread the words to the point they made a game between one another to basically be handed out as an reward with no payment. But people shouldn't, because again they themselves thought it was a real promising thing to where they made the games without taking any money. To what I can see this is a lesson for them to be now caution about a gaming space for those to create games.

[@TheFusionWarrior]

How is a video with this title not about Tommy Tallarico?

[@ny_retro4971]

He's buddies with Tallarico. He won't do it. It would end their friendship.

[@TheFusionWarrior]

@@ny_retro4971 Shame, there is no value in having Tallarico as a friend, unless you are okay with the fact that he'd stab you in the back and throw you under a bus for a dollar.

[@IzzyMarrie]

Hey, so there's a kickstarter a friend of mine is really interested in called Menyr, and although it does look amazing, I'm very skeptical of it. Have you or anyone else looked at this campaign and also have alarm bells ring? Or could I be just that much jaded? But the amount they're asking and the types of graphics they showcase (and the fact they said it'll be free once released) seems suspicious to me

[@thenulledone0000]

They rented out Paddy's Pub! Looks like the gang is scamming people with Kickstarter

[@maineduboisesq.7528]

Love your channel. You should take a look into the Kickstarter Untamed Isles, sounds like they spent and lost all their money on crypto-currency and now can't create the game they promised.

[@OneisOnemakesEleven]

Again with the DJ. Are you a weekend radio host or a children's birthday party dj??? If not... quit it.

[@madaggar9765]

They would have needed at least ten times that in order to get anywhere, but realistically even more. I don't really know if they set out to con people out of money, I think they just greatly underestimated the cost of the things they wanted.

[@XanthinZarda]

Speaking of a a guy who is a con artist, how about that guy who posed on a Porsche while pretending it was a Lambo? The bodykit was only half as tacky as the responses to the Q&A he was giving.

[@dc9662]

So, this isn't about Tommy "Yankee Hall of Fame," "First American on Sonic Team," Scamarico? Btw, nice job burying the Amico defense apology video on your second channel! You wouldn't want to use the main one to let your much larger audience know how wrong you were.

[@mistertagomago7974]

You guys havent stopped bringing it up, and hes already got the Amico vid mostly made to my understanding.

[@dc9662]

@@mistertagomago7974 There's nothing wrong with holding someone accountable. Plus, just like the Amico, I'll believe it when it actually comes out.

[@mistertagomago7974]

@@dc9662 I didnt say it was wrong to hold someone accountable. I meant no one who checks the comment section is going to be able to forget.

[@chillhour6155]

Rent alone would probably been around 10k a month

[@salsaucy2547]

I need to know where u got that Ninja Turtle NOW

[@MaxSpec]

NordPass, more like No, I'll Pass. Using software made by malware devs is dumb. There's a thing called KeePass which is 100 percent more secure.

[@Scott356-m2u]

Exactly. You would think this channel would know better than to do business with a company like this. It's really too bad that anyone can be bought.

[@bass1sam]

The only malware distributor ik aware of owning any VPNs is Crossrider who bought ExpressVPN, PIA and a few others last year Nord Security who owns NordVPN, Pass, and CyberSec have never been that afaik. Source on that perchance?

[@reptilez13]

LA, most expensive place other than NYC and maybe Toronto lol.

[@gamepad3173]

if your looking for a terrible Indigogo then there was or rather IS a campaign about bringing a modern Apple II case to market.

[@svumaster]

Hi love your videos when is your next youtube live stream?

[@vidcrest8634]

Hey, you might want to look into another kickscammer, Ghosts FMV, very poor communication

[@ari-dynamicarchive]

unrelated: 6:16 annoys me for some reason lol what's with the creator just going "ah uh hm er uh ah, yeah, thing! see? thing, it ah uh er hm uh ahh thing? it's.. ah er uhm hmm ah err thing gonna be cool?" T-T-Today, Junior! What kind of sales pitch is that for a video game thing much less anything else? Get on with it already, jesus lmao.

[@anubiscats]

id kill GOD for that bryan lee omalley shirt.

[@raymxslappedyall1891]

oh God what did they let her in there for!?

[@Sinn0100]

What the Hell is a "zine?"