The Prank That Ended In Tragedy | What Happened To Josh Paler Lin?

[@anonymeister123]

"My brother is sitting on $150,000 and he chose this way of life" A lot of people don't understand this. My uncle is this way. A homeless alcoholic, who openly admits to enjoying the "care free" lifestyle.

[@LilEatingDisorder]

Bro what the fuck do you think is going to happen when you give an addict money? It's a fucking disease they have no control over they need help it's not a fucking choice

[@Incrementium]

Honestly, I don't know anything about his exact mental process for the decision. But I actually think it's a good decision in many ways. If he is aware he has a problem, and thinks there is even a small chance he could waste the money on alcohol or give himself more temptation than he can resist than not having access the money is smart. He would be protecting himself from himself. The tragedy is that explanation provided pretty much fits that exact description =( I never judge people with addictions, the only thing I see is someone who needs support and help. The way I understand it is that you can't force help on to people, they need to be ready on their terms and will only ever really be able to start to recover at that point. The most you can do, is try to help them and be there for them when they are ready. (Apologies is this is somewhat ignorant from the reality of addiction, I am only indirectly familiar with personal experience in the area so this whole comment could be grossly misinformed)

[@Matty80822]

freedom junkies. i'm one of them. so many "successes" in life do nothing but add stress and take away your time and freedom because it's supposedly worth it and part of our human/societal experience. but i mean i still like having a roof and freedom of food to eat so i wont go homeless but sometimes it seems like it would be so freeing. if i had a lot of money in my estate that would let me buy whatever food i want, i can see going homeless

[@timhick6]

I get it..I know people like this too and honestly it's not the worst way to live

[@timhick6]

​@Matty80822 I'm not homeless but I'm a minimalist...I hate working for the man bit do what I have to ...currently working on an rv

[@ameerulaqmalmalek9470]

So all those people who accuse Lin taking the money, walks away just like that? No consequences whatsoever? No apologies? No accountability? Yeah, this is the world we live in. People could accuse you of everything, and don't feel nothing.

[@canadianzs]

lmfao bro proved it time after time

[@namelessguy199]

I am still going to accuse Lin of stealing money off homeless people thought adsense. What you gonna do about it huh, mister hindsight?

[@SergeantArxelCone]

that’s why women can accuse false rape and nothing will happen when it’s proven wrong

[@edbabine]

@@namelessguy199 The Homeless probably made more money than Lin in that period of time or equal. if you look, it is hard to make 108 000$ from a KZbin video. That's sponsorship money right there.

[@realretrorelapse]

What? They supposed to go to prison? Lmao

[@koalabear206]

I think one common theme and critical reason why many of the pranksters and other youtube personalities have left the platform is simply because of demonetization. If adpocalypse never happened then they will still be here.

[@mikex-tt6vp]

Broooo... i legit forgot this dude existed, i used to watch their vids back then and you dug up my memories of this dude 😂

[@SD-oi9gr]

When addiction and free money is involved things too often turn nasty. It’s never worth it, unfortunately there is usually a reason why these people are homeless. It sounds harsh but getting a huge amount of cash is not going to fix anything and often does nothing but make things crash and burn faster.

[@carltonthepug]

Not necessarily

[@Noodledarth]

100%, without any money handling capability, a lifetime of poor mental health or bodial health, addictions, and so on. They simply don't have the mindset on money, to take 100,000$ and make any use out of it. Not saying every homeless person. About 40% of them will burn thru it in the first 6 months of handling 100k. About 40% would burn thru it,, in a year or two. Only 20% of them, would actually turn their life around permanently. Imagine what it takes suddenly rent an apartment, get a job, buy a car, registered and insured. That alone is a milestone 80% of them couldn't keep for over 2 years, realistically. Unless someone held their hand.

[@hillchao6059]

There is Chinese term called 生米养恩 斗米养仇，it means when you provided a tiny help to someone, they will be appreciated, but if you provided a lot, they will believe they deserved it, and they will hate you once you stopped helping.

[@garybuttherissilent5896]

Yep, just look at MagicOfRahat and his story

[@LilEatingDisorder]

"there's a reason they're homeless" yeah the reason is you can't even afford a fucking studio apartment for most jobs and once you're homeless and/or addicted the government throws you in jail instead of helping you

[@KobiPresents1]

Wow! This blew my mind, I honestly never heard of this story. Great storytelling bro you nailed it perfectly.

[@MehluliMoyo477]

JayLaw again dropping knowledge and information on the culture

[@Staticjokes]

I'd not even heard of this, excellent video!

[@cody4516]

Its so odd that there's a pattern with Rahat and Josh Paler Lin, They both did a video about a homeless person, setup a fundraiser for them, and they both ended up in huge controversy and false accusations. The dark truth is that some homeless people are chronically homeless, you could give them everything and they would still end up in the streets

[@lemonke5341]

the internet is basically a 9 yo with power dont expect much

[@amymay2575]

Yeah it's crazy how a grown man with a camera and an audience, with a 15 year old mentality, can't magically fix a man who sleeps outside and had lost everything with 100k, with no mental health help. He drank himself to 💀, after they reunited him with his prison friend, and that didn't make him a better more responsible functioning member of society? That's crazy! Where did they go wrong. That's right, they didn't, the YTer got a money bag, the camera man got a money bag, the lawyer got a money bag, YT and Susan got a money bag and the homeless guy is now 💀. Man, that YTer got the short end of the stick here😢

[@Ahmed-ry8lg]

such an interesting yet tragic story man like always tho i loved the video i was invested till the end honestly keep up the amazing work

[@BATFLECK6000]

This is just like the magic of Rahat situation

[@jtjensen]

what’s the magic of rahat situation

[@Amy-G-Dala-]

@@jtjensen There are videos about it. I can't recall all the details so my summary may be inaccurate. Basically, KZbinr MoR offered to open a bank for a homeless man based on donations from his audience. The donations were a lot. The homeless man allegedly spent it all and has been demanding MoR for more because he thinks the money he spent isn't enough (he spent it on alcohol and limousine rides). This has caused a drift between MoR's crew as there are some who side with the homeless man, allegedly for the money.

[@scottjameson5358]

@@jtjensen If you wanted to know more, I suggest looking up The KZbin Magician That Vanished. That video really delves deep into his backstory and situation, and actually ended up making Rahat returns to the KZbin scene as well. It's made by JayLaw. The same person that had made the video we're currently watching.

[@stuartbroad227]

Murdabad

[@peepopie5005]

man another masterpiece, welldone

[@wanderlvst6801]

Great video Jay, it's amazing how much work you put into your content!!

[@JayLaw]

Thanks dude appreciate you watchig through the videos 🤘

[@amymay2575]

​@@JayLaw That was a whole fib. This video was lazy

[@JayLaw]

@@amymay2575 LOL!

[@amymay2575]

@JayLaw Sorry, it was, IMO. But I'm glad you had a laugh. Good to know some creators actually still give a 💩 about their old videos though.

[@JayLaw]

@@amymay2575 what was your issue with the video?

[@anincognitouser27]

That's why his name sounds familar. I remembered the Bali prank that he did a few months ago and it was a big deal considering Indonesia was one of the red zones with the pandemic and now recently, the Delta variant eventually entered the country. This story really left me in a weird thought because on one hand, I really do believe he has good intention and on the other, he's on the same line of pranksters that would take this sort of pranks to an extreme level. I feel like at least Rahat is not only an OG, but it's obvious that he's not doing it for the content, but for the reactions. If that makes sense. This is another absolute banger video. Awesome work. Found your content from Magic Of Rahat and I've been interested in seeing more. Actually, I've just realized I haven't subscribed yet. So there you go. 😄

[@JayLaw]

Thanks for watching dude. Appreciate the nice comment 🤘

[@anincognitouser27]

@@JayLaw No problem. I'll be sure to look into more stuff in the future and I'll probably watch your other previous stuff as well.

[@zabrid5942]

How do your videos get so little views? The production quality is top tier and the stories are interesting. KZbin as a platform disappoints me once again.

[@JayLaw]

I try 😋

[@tw8464]

KZbin algorithm favors the "videos" of the "creators" exploiting the homeless and other such "feel good" scams. Makes Alphabet more money. Perverse incentives of "screen economy" is disgusting

[@user-hi4eo9lg7j]

@@amymay2575what do you feel could be better

[@RobAndersonMagic]

I basically made this same video 5 years ago. This needs more views.

[@TheNativeEngine]

That's a solid seal of approval.

[@edesmile]

It's always christmas when JayLaw uploads

[@JayLaw]

🎅🎅🎅

[@InsertGenericNameHere]

These videos should be picked up by the BBC or AP. Some quality journalism here.

[@AndroidNoir-L06k]

Bruh bbc lol

[@InsertGenericNameHere]

@@AndroidNoir-L06k not the BBC you like, the news broadcast agency.

[@AndroidNoir-L06k]

@@InsertGenericNameHere the news ya, what do you mean the other?

[@AndroidNoir-L06k]

@@InsertGenericNameHere was there any other news broadcaster?

[@davidlawrence5176]

Another amazing vid from Jaylaw. Great storytelling as always. The research is incredible. This channel should really be huge. Can't wait for your next one.......

[@brazenlilhussy5975]

Kids with ulterior motives should never try to be in 'charge' of an addiction, full blown, well adjusted, trained adults have a hard time trying to help addicts, let alone kids. Sad all round really, had never heard of this you put it together very well.

[@tw8464]

Exactly

[@tw8464]

There ought to be a law against these KZbin exploiters exploiting homeless people. The perverse incentives of "screen economy" needs reined in.

[@tw8464]

Also laws against "pranks" and harassment and disturbing the peace for clicks and views. It's so bad now the perverse incentives of "screen economy" the screen psychos are now constantly hijacking flights endangering safety of everyone. It needs put a stop to.

[@ibrahim--]

Hope this video blows up, been waiting for your channel to get a big boost

[@ItsRainingLemons]

Another video by the goat himself

[@NYHeeb]

I was an addict and homless only by hard work and fighting everyday for a long time did i by myself get clean and make a life for myself. 10 grand would be life changing for me. Just to fix my car and get ahead on few bills. Its never that easy.

[@mambamolt_tt73]

Let me get my snacks and get comfortable, As always you make amazingly great content with great hospitality and all with wonderfully detail phenomenal quality and quantity. Thank You

[@carltonthepug]

I never give homeless people money. I either give food or clothing but never money.

[@TheNativeEngine]

Yeah. I try. I'm afraid they'll die using my money. I buy food or drink. Never alcohol. I don't, man. So many people call you the devil for not giving them straight cash.

[@tw8464]

Exactly. Money can be very Dangerous and not only for homeless. Just look at many lottery "winners," money actually destroyed their lives.

[@tw8464]

Be careful very careful about giving any money to family members too. It's same problem

[@staticshockk]

It’s weird that I came to this video having no idea but as the video progressed I remembered everything. I was really invested in this drama back then and immediately forgot about it

[@AdrianEN]

I can’t believe I used to watch that guy...

[@jamiejai9667]

🙏 you are in a better place now Kenny. Rest easy in paradise.😇

[@seditt5146]

If you covered me in 6 feet of dirt no matter how hard it was when I was alive I would definitely feel its better than having a bunch of dirt on top of me as worms eat my brain.

[@365DaysOfBald]

How is eternal nothingness better than living?

[@markusjohnson6558]

@@365DaysOfBald Because this person has a different opinion to you and believes that a person has a soul or spiritual element that continues after physical death

[@logosfocus]

only through Jesus

[@luesick5145]

Great vid jay!

[@PatrikRasch]

Fuck yeah JayLaw, epic work as literally always

[@JayLaw]

Thanks Pat 👍

[@satansalley6526]

Literally always?

[@ContactsNfilters]

That had to hurt hearing that from his own brother. The opposite of addiction is connection. Look up the study they did on "self-fulfilling prophecy" with teachers and students.

[@rileynelson471]

KZbin will never be same from the early 2000’s where people were doing innocent pranks making people laugh nowadays people do staged “pranks” for views

[@rt-rd5of]

There use to be a channel PrankVote. First true prank channel on here but seems forgotten by everyone.

[@SorryDiego]

Early to the Jaylaw video 😳

[@HiddenAgendas]

No good deeds go unpunished! Never give $$$ to a drug addict. Especially a Homeless person.

[@kylebroflovski9690]

He didn’t deserve to die tho

[@tw8464]

Exactly

[@WhoKnowsZombie]

See people are fully against homeless people drinking but the thing is getting your life together costs a lot of money so while your on the streets suffering and being depressed, I understand why a homeless person would want to drink at times, to relax and not stress for a bit. The problem is , is when they go overboard with it but they are adults and sometimes adults make the wrong choices. Also I haven’t watched this video yet, I’m just talking based on how people say don’t give a homeless person money because they will buy alcohol with it. But to me alcohol is probably the only thing that could take away their stress for a tiny bit.

[@EZHNO]

Its not stress relieving though, at best you get to forget about things in the moment but by the end of the drink its all still there, and you now have less time, money and control over yourself, which inherently induces more stress. On top of that it creates bodily stress, which induces more mental stress, which then induces more bodily stress, and it just cycles on and on.

[@scottjameson5358]

A similar story with a different outcome. Another great video. 👍👍

[@lukeHyams]

Jay Law is the greatest. When’s the new videos coming?

[@samuelphilips6091]

Interesting story. This was a well made video it's crazy how few views it got.

[@RJR1787]

I live in bali. It was big news when he got deported but the main focus was on the girl. Never realised it was this guy too 🤣

[@jurnee-y]

Don’t you have to sign a form before skydiving tho?

[@kingyosha379]

29k views? this deserves a million

[@JayLaw]

Ha thanks. Give it a share and ill send you 20 quid 😁

[@ahmed7280]

your editing is so nice 29k is so low but u should upload more

[@YOURGR8]

Dont give homeless people money!! If you want to buy them food or a non-alcoholic beverage go for it. They ask for cash because they need that for drugs and alcohol.

[@tw8464]

Exactly

[@martincash7810]

They shouldn't have given him the 100k after finding out he was falling into his addictive tendencies.

[@yzwme586]

that would've backfired, the guy was gonna drink himself to death either way

[@aaronasencio9459]

If they kept the 100k tho they would of got massive backlash that they exploited a homeless guy for money so there's no winning in this case

[@tw8464]

He wasn't necessarily going to drink himself to death. The accounts indicate at the time the KZbinrs targeted him for their exploitative scheme, he wasn't drinking. The money messed with him and made his life worse and he started drinking again. Maybe he realized the KZbinrs didn't really care about him but were just using him for their exploitation, that would make anyone depressed. The KZbinrs were interfering in his life and disrupting things bringing up old painful issues making his mental health worse, causing him to start drinking again. The KZbinrs never should've been exploiting him in the first place like they did. They're responsible for his untimely death.

[@acidbath3226]

damn. i was wondering why this shit was recreated and referenced in the movie 'Spree.'

[@Thehatedartist]

Sooooo I think the brother held on to the homeless guys money after the will was read . I think he was the executer of the will. And knowing his brother was going to burn through it, he kept it. Otherwise he wouldn't be saying that homeless man was sitting on almost a quarter million.

[@omi4470]

Yeah I just found out he was talking to a minor from Japan…and had plans to see her… When he flew to Vietnam couple days ago…

[@zamzampaki]

Neat video as always. Love the content ❤️❤️

[@ijustdidahugeshit]

Thank you because I am a qualified lesbian

[@DanyGonzalezzzz]

Very interesting video jay good job buddy. I think once he saw more money coming in thats when his personality changed.

[@JayLaw]

Thanks dude

[@jamesjohnson8544]

Ahh I remember this guy

[@GenX_Chicana72]

Josh didn’t do this out of his heart, he did it out of greed and fame! Piece of crap! Rip Kenny. I hope Josh refunded all the ppl. What a shame!

[@tw8464]

Exactly

[@tw8464]

Hope Kenny's family sued the bejeezus out of the exploitative KZbinr for exploitation of people struggling with mental health issues and wrongful death

[@DaveDFX]

If anyone here gave a lot of money to a homeless person, they will end up buying drugs or alcohol. Most homeless people have mental illness issues. It would had been better to use the money and set Kenny up a home and ways to get him off the streets. Nice intentions but really poorly executed.

[@tw8464]

Exactly

[@abbythebear]

I know I’m really late lol but this video was incredible

[@DoglinsShadow]

Epic video !

[@jasonfournier1463]

I have a friend like Keni, if I did this for him, he would 100% do the same and drink himself to death.

[@tw8464]

Exactly you're a good friend not giving him money that can be very dangerous

[@rt-rd5of]

When you mention the first generation of pranksters you should mention Prankvote. They were the biggest prank channel from 2006-2009.

[@The_Hairy_Hermit]

Yep clout is one hell of a drug

[@allldin]

Can you please stop asking people not to subscribe :( There's always that one person who will listen to you!

[@JustinSoriaSkate]

His brother looks high himself in that interview.. eyes drooping and “lagging” when he blinks he off the sauce too. Hypocrite

[@Hellurr]

Don't judge a book by its cover.

[@VRicken]

most underrated channel on youtube

[@Tejvir7]

Underrated means the people that know of him don’t think of him highly. He is not as popular as other you tubers be he is not underrated

[@VRicken]

@@Tejvir7 you know what I mean

[@simonkeane]

Great video, but why do you say “please don’t subscribe, I probably won’t make one of these videos again” when you continue to make documentaries about KZbinrs?

[@JayLaw]

Thanks dude. Initially said it on my very first video as i had no intention to make and more and then it just sorta stuck and became my catchphrase outro

[@simonkeane]

@@JayLaw Ah, I see - thanks for explaining! Well please continue to make them as they’re superb documentaries :)

[@ethanhayward2424]

You sound like FoxAkimbo…. Like exactly like him

[@HassanSanem]

Handing "holmess" money is NOT helping them, at best it's enabling their destructive behaviours and addictions

[@therealgrantma612]

8:20 you can see dislikes on comments?

[@wojaktothemoon3324]

some people doesn't deserve to be help and deserve to be homeless.

[@verlex]

He's scamming ppl again in the NFT community if you want to do a part2

[@JayLaw]

I put the link in the description regarding it

[@thenbaplayer9485]

Uploaded on my birthday !

[@Larkin4840]

He should donate all that money to programs that directly help the homeless in the area where he first filmed at. As a former homeless person, there are a lot of people who are more homeless due to disability and domestic violence than you'd think. They aren't all due to drugs and alcohol. When I was homeless I had to stay in a Salvation Army shelter because the womens DV shelter was full. They treated me and my kids so bad there. I always wondered why people chose to sit out in the street even in the rain when there was a shelter there and now I know why. They sit and scream at you for just existing and needing their services. Most of them where older people who probably needed to be in a nursing home instead and I'm not sure why they weren't. One lady was in a wheelchair and yet didn't get disability. One girl was in college and had aged out of foster care. There was a grandmother taking care of her two granddaughters. I only met one alcoholic who gave my son the shoes off her feet because she noticed his was falling apart and there were no drug addicts because they actually get better accomodations at sober living houses. I was told "its unfortunate you don't do drugs because if you did we could help you get a car and a house rent free". I'd lost my car and house in my divorce from my abusive ex husband. He got another woman pregnant and I filed for divorce and the judge gave him my car and both of his and forced me out of my house so they could sell it and then I used my half of the money to get an apartment and another car and he stole my car and I got kicked out of my apartment because they had a zero tolerance policy for anything involving police and my neighbor had called them because he and other people he got to help him, came into my home and attacked and robbed me resulting in me having my tailbone broken. So not only did I have my home and car taken twice, I was physically attacked multiple times and I lost multiple jobs because of the abuse. Eventually I got a gun because a cop told me they couldn't protect me and he would end up killing me and maybe my kids too. And then we lived homeless off and on for 5 years while I striggled to rebuild my life. I'd wasted 10 years working to get the life I had before. And I couldn't lie and say I did drugs to get easy help because then my ex would have been able to take my kids. I actually paid $25 to let strangers watch me pee in a cup multiple times because he claimed I was stealing my son's ADHD medication but he has never been on anything for it. I and both of my sons have Autism and ADHD and if I wanted medication I could get my own. I take them to an autistic play therapist every other Friday and do behavior therapy without medication. Anyway, my point was that not all homeless people are there due to their own actions. A lot of us were there because we'd been victims of evil people. And a lot of homeless people just need a little help to get back on their feet like I did

[@amymay2575]

If you read a lot of the comments, even the creator here all supports the rich YTer. These YTers do this for fame. They aren't trying to help anyone. We need another AdPocolypse!!!!

[@UrBasicGuy]

The amount indigogo kept for fees is a crime, or at least it should be.

[@JKFallenAngelZ]

Hi Jaylaw, can you cover as well on josh dating relationship? I am very curious how he and laurene ramos ended up breaking up. Then I saw his prank videos with kelly kay. Kelly kay seem to have an interesting background like the stadium controversy. Also, how she ended with OnlyFans. Afterward Josh dating with spanish girl? This is quite a story and I believe you can tell us something about it. Thx :)

[@garishqualm344]

so where is he?

[@puffdee6403]

I remember I was a kid watching these videos this was soo funny and now didnt know there were like these staged and someone died yet its kinda dark now but hopefully other's wont end up like this situation if u give a homeless man money u should just give them food than money look what they just do or u dont know if they are drunkard or drug addict or spend the money for more bad habits better food than money money is the root of all evil and u should teach them to put the money to better thats all

[@mahmoud1002]

Regardless of what anyone thinks that man probably would have lived longer had they just gave him the 100 dollars and left him alone.

[@tw8464]

The KZbinr wouldn't do anything serious or honest like not bothering him, but just exploited a man struggling with mental health issues to no limits until they killed him. It's disgusting those exploiters and Alphabet makes money on this psychopathy

[@mahmoud1002]

@tw8464 I hate this generation of "KZbin Charity". Donating to a struggling person to get more views on a channel degrades those who receive the donation further than had they just received the charity. Its hard for anyone to admit they have fallen on hard times, which leaves a person vulnerable to explotation like this. It's wrong on so many levels. I hate seeing it on shorts of a person giving money to a homeless person or saying they do that, they just want a pat on the back its a hollow form of charity and the money they earn from the views goes back into their pockets so it's a hollow/ heartless form of charity if you can call it that.

[@tw8464]

@@mahmoud1002 you're absolutely right

[@tw8464]

@mahmoud1002 there's a reason most religions are against making a show of "helping" people that is not at all pure in heart and as such false "help" with inevitably cause serious harm to the person. People are not to be used as material or exploited or degraded but with the disgusting perverse incentives of "screen economy" and people raised on screens don't even see the harm and degradation they're doing and the "trickle down" "screen economy" corporations are doing. It's a dangerous and inhumane false "reality"

[@djdisillusion]

Kenny's "brother" is an arrogant heartless thing.

[@Kane-ez]

Should go after everyone who slandered them

[@alanmolox2095]

So what's the difference? I was waiting for the shoe to drop that he wasn't homeless, and yet he actually was. I know it's hard to believe but homelessness 90% of the time is a choice made by someone who's mind is on the zonkers. Josh may have been setting this all up but Josh's interest in this man sparked a ray of hope in his life, don't you know? It's not about money in this world, it's about love. Love, is the only real ingredient that's missing in all of our lives. Genuine or not, even the illusion of love can make a difference in someone's life, that's the real part.

[@mmcmann9539]

I’ve heard of leaving rehab or getting kicked out, but I’ve never heard of flunking out. Pretty sure that’s not a thing.

[@mysticDchimp]

Flunking out = kicked out

[@j-sin3344]

11:44 dude sounds drunk or high. The films transferded?

[@nashi._.7563]

Isn’t that girl @3:14 in the Daily Drop Out?

[@capt_flapper]

What happened to any monies left after this unfortunate passing, RIP

[@realitybear5574]

The entire online community? What community?

[@idealmixtalent7114]

Very good vlogs

[@SD-oi9gr]

The fact anybody other than children believe any pranks are real blows my mind.

[@dontgetany]

the material is based on "youtube history" and "mainstream media". as you decide to daringly reach the youtuber's cameraman, whose e-mail address you've provided in the video, you might as well teach history based on wikipedia.

[@JayLaw]

If you scroll down my videos youll see a series called Wikitube... which is exactly that. Enjoy 😋

[@dontgetany]

@@JayLaw (-:

[@adis.g6569]

almost forget this man exist

[@paladdin1500]

Wtf, why youtube algo is recommending this

[@DomSmith]

No luck catching them swans then

[@JayLaw]

Fartmeister

[@davidmatthews778]

Could you do Sam Pepper?

[@JayLaw]

Probably wouldnt as ive seen a few videos on him. I prefer making videos on topics/subjects that havent been done before

[@12creampuff]

This is the first time I've heard of this story and vlogger but I do think that the homeless man did indeed get his money which was about $100k as per this video.

[@JayLaw]

Similar sort of thing happened to Magic of Rahat. I made a doc on that. Check it out if you enjoyed. Thanks for watching 🤟

[@thepro08]

with a brother like that no wonder the guy drinks..... hes just jelous that he nows have money also the house is for the 2 of them if the parents died....

[@Brett-yq7pj]

Helping the homeless for content is a bit disgusting to me

[@katerinaberhami3770]

I don’t care what people say about him I used to love his videos

[@Pottedmeat2101]

People consistently comment on how heartless individuals are these days. How no one shows empathy, concern, or compassion for others in this day and age. But watching this whole scenario unfold sort gives an understanding as to why people are so heartless now. I mean look what helping others get you in return. Nothing but a god damn headache. People calling you a thief and a manipulator ect. Spreading false rumors and BS scenarios because their haters and just want to spread toxicity. No matter how you look at it this dude helped a homeless person raise 100,000 dollars and tried to help get him on his feet. Was it for content purposes??? I mean sure but who gives a 🤬. Both people came out the other end better off than before. The only difference is that the homeless guy chose the wrong path and faced the consequences because of it. It’s insane to put the blame of the homeless man’s downfall on a single human being showing some kindness. Wether it was surface level, self serving, or true genuine kindness we may never know. However it is not Josh’s fault that a life was lost from alcoholism no matter how his family/other individuals want to try and twist the events to suit the narrative they are trying to spin. The truth is this man was sick and needed help because without it he was going to die eventually. Regardless of wether he was chosen that day to be in joshes video or not alcoholism would have took him eventually. And that’s a fact. It’s a shame that people don’t look at things with a rational perspective anymore but are more so quick to jump on the bandwagon of popular opinion. We have come into this age of not taking accountability for our shortcomings but moreover finding the closet person, place, or thing to blame it on. Because of this people have become desensitized to any person suffering and will turn the other Cheek and keep it moving. We are in the age of “ not my problem “.

[@fzxio_]

Writing a whole essay on a video 2years ago youve got to much time on your hands

[@Pottedmeat2101]

@@fzxio_ and I guess you do as well considering you commented under it.

[@ScribblebytesWorldwide]

It's Josh Paler Lin's abs that pulled me in. I don't know him but I've been in lockdown for over 500 days (South Africa) and the thirst is real. Bartle dee Bartle doo. Edit: 19:50 that's some dystopian ship right there. I was expecting them to shout out a slogan after all that.

[@blackedoutlabelent9800]

I feel like its fair to give him 20k i mean he the reason why he got the money in the first place i see nun wrong

[@timhick6]

25k for fees??

[@vangyanglegard8181]

lol it seems like there’s a lot of jealousy 😂😂😂😂😂 … why can’t everyone just mind there own business and live there life… be happy …. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@thomasgreen1914]

These stupid pranks

[@TheRoddieXayachack]

Why are people so ungrateful at least he still got over a hundred thousand dollars you know what I could do with a hundred thousand dollars a lot and he's complained that he got under $145,000 man he is tripping over a thousand dollars a lot

[@aaronasencio9459]

Especially when this was 7 yrs ago imagine he invested in bitcoin around that time hell be a millionaire this is also the fact that 100k was much more valuable 7 years ago vs today I say 100k 7 years ago is worth almost like 7 800k today

[@mateopen8597]

Anyway the family don't do anything for the guy,now they saw money 💰💰💰💰 now defender the man and josh return the money or give to the poor people no to the family.