The Truth About ILLEGAL Influencer Giveaways

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[@SpencerCornelia]

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[@lawnside82]

White boi spence should start a sports pick, raffle, crypto giveaway.. RUN IT UP!!😂

[@404MygelRobertJr]

brooo you gotta do an episode on DJ envy from the breakfast club and his 25 million dollar ponzi scheme

[@lawnside82]

@@404MygelRobertJr sellin houses with big pin - donnel rollins..

[@SuperbShotIt]

You need to make a video on Kai CENAT “ giving away Ps5 a and him getting arrested two days ago!!! We wanna see you talk about it!!

[@CitarNosis317]

@@lawnside82 Promoting BRAVE is not far from crypto scams/giveaways lol.

[@russellcorrao6816]

Misdemeanors are just illegal for poor people. So they rake in the cash and pay a small fine.

[@SEAZNDragon]

Not always. Usually just means a year max in jail. And if not fines it would mean a lot of petty offenses equal jail time.

[@henrylam92]

@@SEAZNDragonhis comment still stands. Misdemeanors only screw poor people, if you have money you can always pay off whatever fine it comes with it to get out of trouble

[@SEAZNDragon]

@@henrylam92 you still got to go to court to rule a fine must be paid in the first place. And I have the feeling if told to pay a fine instead of jail, even those who complain about fines will take the offer.

[@SEAZNDragon]

@@kstarr3555 I’m not ignorant to the fact that a fine for a person making minimum wage is vastly different than a person who’s a corporate manager. But what you propose as an alternative? Jail everybody even for minor traffic infractions? Heck half the them it’s not the fines themselves but how they are collected. John Oliver did a segment on municipal fines which showed a lot of small towns outsourced fine collections to third party companies who jack up the total amounts with fees and interests. There were times the offenders did have the money to pay off the fine but found it all went to the fees and interests and never to the actual fine half the time.

[@user-lr4ti9sc5q]

@@SEAZNDragon wealthy people just tell their attorneys to go to court on their behalf. They're legally not obligated to go themselves for misdemeanors

[@HCFORU]

This was very informative. A reminder for us to always read fine print

[@Bandobenz18]

Yet 99% of us don’t 😂

[@lifeinbeastmode]

a man from long island back in 2011 was arrested for selling tickets for a raffle for a house ! This guy held a raffle, offering 30,000 tickets at $50 apiece, with a drawing scheduled . the winner would own the property lien free, without mentioning the foreclosure proceedings and the $1 million lien on the property. charged with Scheme to Defraud in the first degree and 21 misdemeanor counts of Petit Larceny.

[@queenspenterprise7261]

All the giveaways are a scam the moment they ask for money 😂

[@RobTowne]

But if they can get you to buy a $60 hoodie or $30 t-shirt that includes free entry, they can skirt the law all day long.

[@bdubz_det]

@@RobTowne yup which is what most of them do.

[@inmortal131]

@@RobTownebig profit you make doble that car value or triple.

[@newyorkvisionary]

Pretty crazy how influencers are always breaking the law in one way or another

[@redstarthunder12]

I assure you, everyone breaks the law one way or another.

[@twintrbo92]

@@redstarthunder12can you also assure me that most people are raking in thousands maybe millions of dollars by breaking the law?

[@lawnside82]

There broke. Looking for a come up. 😂

[@BayAreaBully7667]

Easiest way to collect a bag while thinking you're doing something good. Influencers have MILLIONS of followers. Put a car up for 50k an you get 200,000 people putting 10$ in. You collect 1.95m the 50k goes towards the car to pay it off an u give it away .

[@cazimim3375]

A lot of legal things are without virtue

[@patientzero291]

They should pick on live television the winning ticket to be more transparent on a giveaways.

[@chuckwicksimmons5813]

Spencer thank you so much for exposing Corey SS without exposing Cory. None of his winners have gotten nothing.😂😂👌🏾💯💯

[@chuckwicksimmons5813]

And I forgot Mr. Organic?

[@GearheadDaily]

Oh thank god for bringing this to light, I always felt like this was a total scam.

[@mzzzz3]

Bro couldn’t even make his bed 😂

[@SeeLifeBro]

I've always said that this was illegal. Im glad someone is finally calling this out. Heavy D has been doing this for years.

[@LeolaGlamour]

There are a lot of giveaways I see like this and I’m always like its super illegal, I believe it’s even illegal to make someone sign up for something to do giveaways.

[@QuinnLIFTS]

I've never seen any of these automotive KZbinrs that do regular car giveaways select a non-paying participant. They all offer a way to enter for free, but often have a website selling shirts, Keychains, etc. And when you make a purchase you get "X" amount of entries per $10 spent or something similar to that. And every single time they select a winner, it's only ever won by a paying/purchasing participant, it's never one of the "equally" qualified free participants. They don't want to openly push and promote the ability to enter and win for free, so of course it feels like these guys may not even be counting the free entries. It's all very screwy. It's not just a legal dilemma but a moral one as well

[@michaelslifecycle]

I completely agree, and the thing is, they know this too. They do it all behind closed doors and in a way that if they ever had to show up to court, they could prove their case and probably win. Like if they use a randomizer to pick a participant, they could just keep randomizing until they landed on someone that paid. If that was ever brought up in court, they could just say it was a coincidence and it’s basically your word against theirs. They do just enough things legally to avoid being prosecuted but just enough behind closed doors and bad morals to make a quick buck off their scheme. Unfortunately, unless there is a crack down on these types of giveaways and more strict rules are put in place, they’ll continue.

[@nothanks81]

There has been more then a few instances of free entries being returned to sender as none delivered.. The majority of them are scams. There's no over sight in the majority of them. I actually won a smaller prize off an online drawing and never received it lol.

[@nortonfrickey1708]

Kali Muscle has been running a similar scam. He uses some sort of raffle.

[@jeanlenor1858]

What if the winner is a pretender friend?😂😂😂 This video could be titled "fake giveaways".

[@lordsysop]

Clubs and pubs in Australia do this all the time. Managers friends always seem to win the draw. Been exposed on TV already

[@legendagem]

In Brazil, that's totally legal, all you have to do is submit your giveaway with proper gov org. The actual lotery in Brazil is done by a government owned bank. (I have no opinion, good or bad about it, just a fact).

[@paisano316]

I have tried the hand written option. Do not waste your time!

[@sethc4758]

first brave advertisement ive ever seen. i don't have the VPN, however I've used the browser for nearly 2 years now. hands down best browser ever. don't get youtube ads, super quick. I've never had it crash or slow down. plus I've got $40 in bat just from using the free browser

[@youtubesewers915]

Does anybody actually have proof from any of these giveaways, that the prize mentioned is ever received by a winner? Seems frequently, a friend of theirs down the road coincidentally was the winner when there was fifty thousand entries, has anyone ever actually met a winner of these prizes??? I would be more concerned of the scam that they are raffling away a $60,000 car for $10 an entrance and there's actually no car or winner at the end.

[@michaelslifecycle]

Yea unfortunately there’s nothing anyone can do to fix that either until there are more strict laws put in place. If anyone were to sue, it’s basically your word against theirs in court. All they gotta do is say it was a coincidence and as long as there is no hard evidence and proof of them lying then they’ll get away with it. Now, if they do many giveaways and the winners always happen to be connected to the one running the giveaway, maybe then you could make the case that they are not randomly choosing winners. I think the best thing people can do is just actively comment on these giveaway posts letting others know that there is a free option available and if the word can get around, then it’ll become common knowledge. Maybe then they won’t get enough paid entries for it to be worth their time and they will stop doing these schemes entirely.

[@nickjonaz3710]

I gain so much knowledge from ur videos. God bless u sir. Have a great day 💫

[@MSPU]

Dayaammm son you GOTTEEMMMMM ON THIS ONE

[@cjsawinski]

A certain Car YTber is doing this right now… and the fine print says to click a link to register… but I can’t find the link… then every $5 spent on his mercy gets you an entry…

[@kcube2548]

Wanting free entry to win a car will essentially be an unsustainable business idea

[@RobTowne]

It is. Crummy deal for the 99.99% of people who never win the car, so that's why the government only lets states or non-profits run lotteries within limits.

[@honestcomment862]

That's why it's NOT meant to be a sustainable business idea.

[@nothanks81]

There is no wanting. Its the law. Its extremely profitable just look at all the channels doing it to sell over priced junk merch.

[@inmortal131]

Motorcycle maybe or atv.

[@xijinpooh8534]

These car scams are very easy to do. All you need is a buddy who already owns the nice car and select him to win from the beginning. Share some percentage to your buddy. Rinse and repeat. Infinite money glitch.

[@lawnside82]

That hodge twin thing requires a subscription.. and almost all gun channels have the same giveaway.. guns and chevy trucks…

[@TechJockeyHD]

Brave browser as a sponsor for a video, that's next level.

[@afritunez4422]

As soon as he said his based in california i forgave him for having an office in his bedroom as a lawyer.

[@robertfreundlaw]

My office is in an office building. Should have filmed it there instead of at home. Lesson learned.

[@kerrian4564]

@@robertfreundlaw yes Robert.. I was crazy distracted by the unmade bed!!🤣😂🤣it bothered my soul...😂

[@555fourthstreet8]

What if the “giveaway” charges for entries where you can get unlimited entries but only allow one entry per the free method?

[@robertfreundlaw]

That would violate the "equal dignity" requirement I describe in the video and is unlawful.

[@555fourthstreet8]

@@robertfreundlaw wow. There is a big yt channel that has don’t numerous giveaways in this manner while profiting a couple hundred grand each time. That is crazy.

[@Pintooooooo]

Very informative thank you Spencer!!!

[@alex-kv2bh]

The lawyer look high af 😂

[@No_Hookshot]

It absolutely amazes me that these kids continue to raffle these vehicles, as raffles themselves (if not for approved charitable purposes) are absolutely illegal. And these kids keep participating in them, and getting burned when no verifiable winner is ever shown. Organik did the exact same with a Lamborghini raffle. Would love for the law to catch up with all these guys in due time.

[@SaveThatMoney411]

They just pay an influencer to pretend like she won the giveaway (lottery)...

[@TzUuup]

Why pay an influencer? That'll seem too fishy to the audience

[@SaveThatMoney411]

@@TzUuup OK, a good actress....

[@ApiolJoe]

Does this mean that twitch streamers doing giveaways in which only subscribers are allowed to participate are doing something illegal?

[@paulmorrow8372]

I would think probably not since subscribing to a twitch stream likely doesn’t constitute “significant expenditure of time and effort”. Now if the streamer said “only subscribers who have watched 250 hours of our streams can win” that may be a different story.

[@ProfAzimov]

​@@paulmorrow8372 You have to pay to subscribe?

[@ApiolJoe]

@@paulmorrow8372 Subscription is money though.

[@michaelslifecycle]

I’m not sure how twitch works but if they have to pay to subscribe then it would be illegal

[@ApiolJoe]

@@michaelslifecycle Subscriptions are paid yes, hence my question

[@sir1junior]

Thank you I see these all the time and knew these were scammy

[@scumbhagog8365]

I’m about to bug up it hit different

[@AA-vo4ev]

Spencer the type of guy to call the police on ppl who jaywalk

[@SpencerCornelia]

Nah I commit crimes too

[@martyozaeta]

@mrbeast has giveaways but you have to sign up to another company’s promo or pay for services, is that legal

[@toddp.226]

I do get peeved when they ask for my email for 10% off....THEN the popup asks for your cell # to get the discount. SCUMMY

[@JayLang7]

Only reason they do the “giveaways” is because they make probably very good profits from it. Plus it looks good for their reputation. I guarantee that of the winners none were the ones that entered without buying anything. Them giveaways have the same shitty smell as influencer nft’s. I’ve never looked into this but does anyone even win those giveaways ? I’d bet there’s more than a few that was never won.

[@lasskinn474]

it's just running gambling with a different name and promoting it to kids.

[@hakshustletv]

I'm willing to bet a significant number of these influencer "giveaways" are straight up scams and no one wins, at best, it's someone they personally know.

[@daddygoat]

I always look for the free entry link and it is never easy to find.

[@griffithf.k.4136]

This is a very useful format. An informed lawyer answering specific and detailed questions, freely available. Thanks.

[@B0H0]

This is literally how car KZbinrs stay afloat. They run giveaways while trying to be as legal as possible. Then produce some ass content, with ads for said giveaway through out.

[@5kidzz600]

On the Hodgetwins when you go to the page for the free entry, it says look for the pop up. I don't see any pop up to enter email or phone number

[@area51ville]

me & co are doing our own giveaways now

[@mrcool76789]

tpg did these too

[@codycast]

8:20 why just not enter? Why cry about it to the government

[@MarinoRacing]

You gotta think, a couple ticket sales for some of these influencers = the fee for the misdemeanor so why would they care? For this reason, jail time is acceptable in my eyes.

[@amberforestrecoreds]

Wait so what about Gabe Farrell 😂😂

[@redstarthunder12]

if it is breaking the law, it's a pretty victimless crime. Only victim seems to be the state government who misses out on lottery sales. So, I really don't care.

[@lee8287]

These scammers think they're so clever

[@IL_Bgentyl]

Try out car/gun shows. They always do lotteries lol.

[@michaelslifecycle]

I can’t stand these stupid giveaways. They are so scammy. I actively comment on them when they pop up on my feed letting people know that they don’t need to pay to enter. I guess they might not be fully illegal in some cases but they are definitely being as manipulative as they possibly can without totally breaking the law. Doesn’t change the fact that they are trying to trick people and I can’t stand tricksters.

[@TURBOMIKEIFY]

Huh, a few of these Automotive Content Creators have a car+$ giveaway every few months. I even paid for a T-Shirt to try and get a Corvette (which I don’t even like).

[@CALILIVING-1]

Do one on StatikLeo done scammed alot of us and he is on his demise as we speak.. Not his dad but Leo

[@MH_6160]

Only a matter of time the IRS and FTC starts dropping the hammer on influencers. You are a dummy thinking you have a chance winning these giveaways… Nothing is more annoying than seeing some influencer selling crappy shirts and crap for a chance to win something.

[@MrTLX]

In summary STOP SPENDING MONEY ON GIVEAWAY

[@ronnieransome3341]

Cj on 32 he has been doing this for 3 years now my lost 200$

[@GinPins]

Its usualy their friend.or family member wins the prize anyway, stay away

[@kingx76x]

This why Organik ran to Europe🤣

[@KingPhilip_ULP]

Lemme find out the good ol boy Hodge Twins runnin scams 👀😄

[@cevinTV]

I knew this was sketchy the moment I saw it. lol

[@americanhushpuppi5539]

😂😂 Spencer is a fbi reject

[@RoyaleWitCheese04]

Isn’t this along the lines of what Mr beast does, or, did?

[@cannabis478]

Lord Scamaster Cornshillia

[@SpencerCornelia]

lol

[@joy-singha-Akash]

Nice

[@larrysmith6797]

Jesus F. Christ. The "attorney" appears to be streaming from his bedroom at Mom's house. His unmade bed is fully visible in the mirrored closet doors. I doubt this kid knows how to file a demur.

[@robertfreundlaw]

Thanks, Larry. I've been practicing since 2012 and made the mistake of chatting with Spencer on a Friday after work and recorded at home instead of in my office. I will take your constructive criticism to heart.

[@whatta7793]

Hodgetwins SWEEPSTAKE is just fine. Pretty sure it's ran by the same people who run the 80eighty sweepstakes, and they've been doing it for like 10+ years now. Cleetus McFarlands is also perfectly legal. However, the first guy in the video, his definitely does NOT look good.

[@YoungTGlo]

They’ve been promoting this a while by having entries by buying merchandise. Yikes I knew these giveaways were too good to be true 😢

[@dustfart466]

Yeah , I did a double take when I saw their back to back car giveaways. Even if the trucks cost 50,000 each , that’s close to a million dollars a year in truck giveaways.

[@martyozaeta]

What about @mrorganik giveaway? There was never any real winner

[@Emperor_Shao_Kahn]

Lottery / Raffle FB group pages have been going on for years now

[@DyingToLive12]

That's why youtubers do they whole "buy my merchandise and get entered to win" bullshit right??

[@MrBadjohn69]

Interesting you did talk about the ACE FAMILY and their many scams/ponzi schemes. BTW nothing says professional lawyer like your guest. He must be a pick hit in his court Zoom meetings with his background.

[@iamtaunted9140]

Mister-meaners

[@jaritsu]

I mean scam car raffles are Omaze's entire schtick and they are all over youtube sponsorships. You should look at how they operate cause that operation could really use some light.

[@emanuellopes8773]

Omaze does marketing for charities, so the participation is based on donations. But only 15% gets to the charity

[@SFbayArea94121]

@@emanuellopes8773I remember when cleetorus McFartLand kept doing those “giveaways” on there

[@jaritsu]

@@emanuellopes8773 IIRC it ends up being much less than 15%. It’s closer to 5 and for 5% they get to claim to be charitable for what is literally a lottery/raffle with dubious outcomes.

[@angelcelis9090]

The 10x entry is a complete scam in itself lol they can't actually put you in the system 10x without immense Manuel labor.

[@scott8193]

@@emanuellopes8773that’s better than most charities lol

[@bdubz_det]

Crazy you’re dropping this today because I just went down a rabbit hole last night wondering how all this actually works.

[@JoeRogansGutBiome]

This reminds me of the old coke and Pepsi bottle code contests. You enter the code under the little cap, and your code could win a prize all the way to millions of dollars. The best part they never showed who the winners were or if the prizes ever reached the winners if there even was any. But they advertised in tv and more people's bought their products because of it.

[@henrylam92]

There is a whole documentary about the guy who wanted his jet on Netflix. He ended up being out battled in court by cooperation

[@brittanyanderson8195]

When I was a kid my mom made us enter alot of codes to get points on the coke website I believe. She ended up getting lots of prizes

[@tgo007]

I won a xbox from taco bell. Maybe if it's a small prize, it's real.

[@JoeRogansGutBiome]

@@henrylam92 yup saw that

[@henrylam92]

@@tgo007 I have won stuff too on the radio and other things but I remember these giveaways in Asia with beer and Pepsi caps. Pepsi misprinted some and essentially started a riot when multiple winners showed up and denied their price. Now Coca Cola is number one seller in Philippines I believe

[@HotSalamiandBacon]

CRM Jewelers out of Miami does this same thing. They recently had a “raffle” for 2$ a ticket and sold more 70k worth of tickets for 13k watch..

[@Mick_Chicken]

Spencer, I'm glad to see you take a more journalistic approach lately. Great video as always, truth always prevails.

[@TzUuup]

Bruh no wonder why this channel is dying. Dude doesn't know his audience. If anyone is falling for these scams than they deserve to lose what they lose

[@Mick_Chicken]

@@TzUuup By taking this approach he is able to reach and speak to an audience of people who may be more susceptible to falling for these kind of grifters or cults of personality. Another benefit is he reserving making snap judgments of a situation and not sensastionalizing the topic bit still peppers in his biting criticisms. This is a more pragmatic approach and it also protects him from litigation and drama by not making statements of fact without all the facts or resorting to insults.

[@lawnside82]

Its so he dont get sued again. He had to pivot.

[@lawnside82]

@@TzUuupi agree. 😂

[@Mick_Chicken]

@@lawnside82 wow I wasn't even aware of this, I'm not a daily watcher. Well then I suppose that truly verifies my reasoning there, thanks for the info.

[@Ryan_DeWitt]

People always think they are being nice when they say "no purchase necessary." When in reality, that is because they have to by law.

[@billfrench1069]

Nobody thinks that lol

[@GadgetAddict]

This is a big problem here in the Philippines right now. A lot of similar "raffles" are happening on Facebook. Even our local ebay type websites are flooded with "raffles". You think you're buying something, but actually you're just buying a ticket to potentially "win" that item. If you "lose", they'll send you a crappy item instead of what you thought you were ordering. Of course everything is behind closed doors, so you have no idea if you're simply being scammed.

[@RobTowne]

Mschf x Mr beast Lambo giveaway comes to mind.

[@kilahlipstick9687]

I hope this gets 1 million views. Our own local Vegas resident KZbinr cjsocool tried this for a year and then stopped I assumed it was because of the Nevada State Attorney General Office because people were complaining. KZbinrs like cjon32s and coreyssg and so many others successfully make 100's of thousands of dollars off this and I wondered how they got away with it and they do these every single month. I always thought the law was State specific pertaining to whats a lottery, giveaway, sweepstakes or raffle this video was eye-opening. It's always a max $60K in value car and I have never seen them put up a Supercar like a Lambo (they wont). Now they are getting to a point where some are making up false winners or claiming the winner took a cash payout and not the car. Great video Spence

[@daytonaguy3584]

CJ on 32s routinely raffles cars worth close to 100k or over 100k. Not saying it is all the way legit but don’t lie on the man

[@kilahlipstick9687]

@@daytonaguy3584 Find where I said nothing negative about him if anything I give him props for doing it better than alot of them. And most of those Dodges are not worth over $100K stock with rims his personal collection is sick though. No hate on the winners at all

[@jackkramerwidescreen]

@@daytonaguy3584 summerlin checking in!

[@jondoe406]

So everyone who's ever sold raffle tickets is making an illegal lottery😂

[@omarghosn8655]

I once the read the terms of a free entry option and it was so incredibly specific that you can rest assured that over half of the entries if not more would be disqualified. It had stipulations like writing had to be in ink, it had to be blue ink, it had to be legible, it had to have 7 lines of information, any missing information would render entry invalid, etc etc etc. There are always ways people get around things

[@Mayhemsr1]

I saw one today that asked you to writter 45 words or more on the back answering why you wanted to win the prize

[@RandomDeforge]

1:34 interesting! Task & Purpose created with a "give away" for night vision goggles, with every entry only requiring that you buy an overpriced mug. i commented under the video asking "doesn't this make it a raffle" ? and i got almost instantly permanently shadow banned. still cant reply to those videos. io hope it was sume green Admin and not Cappy him self.

[@food2430]

This Attorney looks dead inside. I've never seen anyone so lacking in charisma

[@albertol9654]

You must not know who Ben Shapiro 😂

[@bryptoTips]

If you don't think he has charisma theres millions of subs say otherwise@@albertol9654

[@MrShawnsda1]

What!?!?

[@lildraco]

He made this video feel an hour long 😴😴😴

[@supernice_auto]

@@albertol9654 this comment makes no sense at all- ben has more energy and charisma than you'll ever have lmfao clown

[@FantasyTeamAdvisors]

No clue how I stumbled across your channel but GLAD I did.

[@michel-adrienacadie8898]

Spencer is a menace 🔥🔥🔥 great video

[@TheSkipTracer]

Awesome video, Spencer! Thanks for laying it all out.

[@Scotland2306]

The day I seen Shaun’s giveaway I said congratulations to his little cousin on his new car. Guaranteed scam 🤣

[@justinfabbott]

You spent 15 minutes describing dang near ALL giveaways on KZbin. This may be illegal but it clearly isn’t enforced.

[@KingCutlet]

if my attorney was doing zoom calls from a messy studio apartment...

[@kingx76x]

Focus on the information my boy

[@almighty7709]

So the lottery is illegal, but the USA literally has a lottery where they sell tickets for 2$. Yet a person can't do the same

[@michaelslifecycle]

They are regulated and watched very closely. The problem with allowing everyone to do it is that there’s no way to monitor if it’s being done fairly and people will just abuse it.

[@ManMan31994]

​@michaelslifecycle True. Shawn could've just taken all the money and picked of his friends to take the car. He could've even sold the car to someone close and taken all the raffle funds anyway. This law makes complete sense

[@JaKingScomez]

@@ManMan31994plus the lotteries are ran by the state making it’s essentially an optional tax since it goes into building streets and schools and stuff with the chance of winning money

[@slomnim]

I imagine it's a rigged way of washing money. Tight group of people that are the "regulators"

[@AsokaNagato]

It’s only illegal because it competes against the USA and their aren’t getting their cut .

[@SOLDOZER]

Lock them up!!!

[@rodolforodriguez-chomat]

Lawyers run these same type of giveaways under the banner of a bar association which is non profit…but law firms also do it constantly. So the simple alternative is that these influencers create a non profit 501c3 based on what the lawyer said - therefore they are personally removed from it. You never see who actually wins most of these influencer prizes. Most of them I would bet are straight fraud.

[@AsokaNagato]

It’s only illegal because the IRS isn’t getting a big Chunk and it competing against their lottery winnings. Cause casino are perfectly legal 😅

[@craigmckay5307]

Cj on 32s does this scam every month

[@bdubz_det]

informative video. I didnt know about the required free tier. I watch a ton of automotive channels who do vehicle giveaways and They give points away in exchange for merch purchased. I am 99% sure the big channels like cleetus mcfarland make like 30x more than the value of the car because he does massive merch sales and they string the giveaways out for months. Its a very smart tactic and I think it could be a really great revenue stream for up and comers in the music industry.

[@RaianF1]

Ron war sehr freundlich lol

[@FXPips11]

Im still waiting on $1000 from a twiiter poster. Wasnt a pay to play, but still saying $1000 to winning poster, and not doing, should be illegal. There are several influencers that do this just for clicks and not following thru, is false advertising even for clout.

[@lordsysop]

Who was the poster

[@turbokid99]

Mr Organik will be charged soon for his fake Lambo giveaway. HEard there are a bunch of people complaining about his fraud giveaway..... its over for him. As if he didnt lose enough lately LOL. He went BROKE... he fell HARD