Reacting to Woman's Public Poop Protest

[@NaudVanDalen]

When I saw that brown pixel falling down: 👁👄👁

[@doitlikewill]

The brown pixel falling down was fucking perfect

[@wespapes2054]

Talk about a shitty way to protest

[@ArinTv999]

🥁

[@SLOSurfer11]

Cody: You cant really drink alone, yknow?! Me, (watching while drinking alone): 👀

[@teif1003]

Same

[@Landsafe]

I promise y’all can blur the turd we don’t wanna see that 😂

[@KingKazon99]

"Get em Mag! My baby shidded on them!"

[@Erik-R]

nah i wanna see turd

[@JonasCraftUltimate]

disagree

[@jesuxjuice6086]

@@JonasCraftUltimatefound the guy with the shit fetish

[@logansomerville1068]

Don’t lie jk

[@danielsalts2480]

Did Cody say y’all watched “painal” in the bonus?

[@ThrashPolice]

istg he did!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@briannaxamaya9662]

Does anyone know the name to the intro music? Please and thank you.

[@P.dripps92]

I want those chairs

[@BelroseYT]

Not even a fart

[@kaseyctaylor4813]

Noel's silence is just as loud as Cody's

[@macielea4111]

i’m gonna be honest i don’t think we care

[@kaseyctaylor4813]

@@macielea4111 thank you for your honesty

[@MIISSSIIX]

you know.. I read the title, saw the thumbnail and I was still was not ready just in the street holy shit 😮

[@user-eh1mb9ye6l]

Hey

[@BDyoungster1997]

"Turd is not disgusting" - Cody Ko for Indian Prime Minister

[@FirstnameLastname-zq8oy]

Crazy how racism against indians is so normalised online. I wonder if you'd ever make a similar racist comment about other ethnicities, or if you only feel comfortable saying racist shit about Indians / south asian people. Im assuming you're referring to the stereotype that Indians shit in the street. Literally any part of the world where there is extremely uncontrolled overpopulation and insufficient plumbing infastructure to support that population (i.e. overpopulated & impoverished parts of the world), there are poor people shitting in the streets because those people living in poverty dont have the facilities take a dump anywhere else, that issue is not specific to India and is a problem in overpopulated cities of third world countries in general. Yall act like Indians prefer shitting in the street or something, or that Indians in general (including Indians who have toilets / proper plumbing at home) shit in the street, when its specifically Indians in serious poverty in extremely overpopulated areas doing that. Indians who dont live in poverty dont shit in the street, and in the parts of India where there isnt rampant overpopulation and comparitively less poverty, people dont shit in the streets.

[@FirstnameLastname-zq8oy]

^before anyone comes at me for yapping, yes im yapping but thats because these types of comments implying Indian people are gross, dirty, disgusting, unhygienic etc. are so normalised online, so I want to properly explain why its racist.

[@James-b4m9t]

This can’t go on forever he has to address the situation eventually.

[@moosashahid3228]

What’s the situation?

[@stupidmonkey8057]

Shut it bot

[@James-b4m9t]

I’ve watched Cody for many years I would be happy if he proves innocent but ignoring the allegations that he slept with a 17 year old when 25 and his team deleting comments makes the situation look worse.

[@PhreakyGimp]

They have a whole team just deleting comments, same shit they did when they NDAd and stole Ben and Emils shows behind the TMG pay wall without giving B+E anything. These are nasty people behind the scenes and I bet worse comes out eventually tbh.

[@dylanvcr]

@@James-b4m9t age of consent is 16 in many places.

[@chasemorrison9558]

A homeless man said Noel did something bad! He had no proof just kinda said it but I’m upset they aren’t talking about it😡

[@FirstnameLastname-zq8oy]

Not saying cody did it (im choosing to remain neutral at the moment), HOWEVER, you're clearly intentionally downplaying how serious the current situation is. "Doing something bad" is the vaguest phrasing in the world, theres a BIG difference between being accused of "doing something bad" vs being accused of a serious crime, and it makes complete sense why people would expect a public figure to respond to an accusation about them committing a serious crime. Also, a random person (e.g. an unknown homeless guy) accusing a public figure of something will obviously hold significantly different weight compared to a former colleague who personally knows the public figure, and has interacted with them multiple times in the past, accusing them of something. In the hypothetical situation you presented, we would have no idea if that homeless guy has even met Noel before, whereas in this situation the accuser has worked with cody before and clearly isnt a random stranger. Additionally, statutory r*pe is notoriously very difficult to prove, most victims dont have proof ESPECIALLY if it happened multiple years ago and the victim only realised how fucked up it was when they got older. Again, not saying the accusations are definitely true, but my point is that even IF they are true, it is very unlikely that she would have proof of it anyway unless she recorded it or something lol. To be crystal clear, Im not saying we should automatically believe every statutory r*pe allegation just because theyre very difficult to get proof for, but that doesnt mean its right to completely ignore these accusations either. Lets say, hypothetically, an adult you know has been accused of statutory r*pe of a teenager they knew. Im not saying you should immediately believe it, but it would be odd for the accused person to refuse to talk about the accusation to people asking them about it, not even to deny it.

[@FirstnameLastname-zq8oy]

At the end of the day, the people in Cody's audience support his career, so they have every right to expect the person they have been supporting to address a serious issue involving him. Making no effort to deny a serious accusation, and instead choosing to intentionally ignore it and hope that it goes away, doesnt seem open / transparent and doesnt feel like something one would do in good faith. However, at the same time, Cody is the co-owner of a company and also has a kid now, so its understandable why he'd be extremely hesitant to publically address it due to the future implications that drawing attention to it could have on his company and his kid, even if he is innocent. Also, because he's being accused of a legit crime, he might have been advised by a lawyer to not say anything about it publically, even if he is innocent. All around, its just a difficult shitty situation, but you trivialising it through innaccurate comparisons, and insinuating people are dumb for understandably wanting a response and understandably being dissapointed that they arent getting one, is not helping.

[@peacemaster8117]

@@FirstnameLastname-zq8oy "it would be odd for the accused person to refuse to talk about the accusation to people asking them about it" I think that's a pretty normal reaction if the accusation is bunk. You gotta remember that Cody's audience is a bunch of young people who crave gossip and drama, any attempt to respond to the accusation is just going to fan the flames. Ignoring it is a much more rational approach, assuming there isn't any good evidence against him.

[@isaaccmp4]

It doesn’t really matter who’s making the accusations. The main thing (for me at least) is cody not responding to the situation. If someone publicly claims you did something, and instead of addressing it, you just pretend like it didn’t happen and limit/delete comments, ur pretty much indirectly admitting fault. But at the same time, he’s 50% of a multi million dollar company, and addressing something like that (even if it isn’t true) will only bring bad press, which will effect their pockets. But again, if someone accuses you of something like that, and you just ignore it and hope it goes away, you’re indirectly admitting guilt.

[@PhreakyGimp]

Keep deleting comments and choosing what words autoremove them guys, doesnt make you look more guilty. Noel, Kelsey, everyone is complacent.

[@astr0sauce]

@@dylanvcrawful creepy defense ur weird. not only was she 17 he was fucking 25

[@angelblue52]

@@dylanvcr In California its 18. But that shouldn't matter. A grown man w a fully developed brain going after a teen which is still a kid is like super wack and creepy. It's even more nasty that you're defending it

[@Karen-om8qz]

They’ve been a bit more lax with comments here I think mostly because they don’t get many to begin with but omg is Cody’s team on his second channel Cody & Ko going overtime. 🫤

[@Karen-om8qz]

@@dylanvcrI love when creeps out themselves like this

[@angelblue52]

@@dylanvcr bro it happened in Cali. But even if it did happen somewhere else it’s still wrong

[@orenjiyeojin]

gay

[@Markyajv]

CONGRATULATIONS! Would have been cooler to come out of the closet during pride month.

[@orenjiyeojin]

@@Markyajv youre right bro now i gotta wait a whole 11 months to say this again

[@GeorgesStHenry]

Codyp445

[@damiencardona2474]

Context?

[@Karen-om8qz]

@@damiencardona2474Cody had sex with a minor when he was 25 which is technically statutory rape and he was frat buddies with a dude named Colby Leachman who was accused of drugging, raping, and filming a woman at Duke university (info is available online) and he continues to be best friends with him to this day.