YouTubers Get Sued For $1,000,000,000

[@LegalEagle]

I want to set the record straight: Meet Kevin and I are NOT the same person. Even though you've never seen both of us in the same place at the same time, WE ARE DIFFERENT PEOPLE. Allegedly.

[@CrimsonlitVoid]

🤨

[@ILikeDogz]

X - doubt

[@bendover6920]

are you sure? 🧐

[@acidkyledaLSDj]

Hmmm🤔🤔🤔

[@zombtachi_uchiha]

Yes allegedly

[@ThePlainBagel]

Influencer marketing in the financial services/products space is such a hazardous practice. There's a reason most (not all) KZbinrs with industry experience don't take these deals.

[@FlavioGaming]

ThePlainBagel is here! Yay!

[@bullschiticus]

You know it's a great vid if you see The Plain Bagel. Yay!

[@GabiBereschi]

ThePlainBagel patting his own shoulder, lol

[@Cmdtheartist]

"Yeah, Batman? It's me, Superman. Just letting you know...good work."

[@redstarr1]

Plain Bagel and Patrick Boyle the two channels I listen to mainly. They don't shill scams or tell you something is going to the Moon.

[@DokaRyan]

I remember buying crypto in 2021, then forgetting about it until today. Diamond hands, or Dimensia hands? Either way, i'm down 92%

[@Crygear]

Oh didn't expect to see a creator I'm subbed to.

[@The_snatch_wrecker]

Lol 😂

[@RongDMemer]

F

[@rambogoham1]

Bitcoin is right around the same price it was in 2021…what “crypto” did you buy?

[@cetterus]

...and now, we wait!

[@lawrencebaker1811]

ALWAYS ignore "gurus" and "influencers" This IS financial advice.

[@Parvus_Symmachus]

Should be not only a financial advice, it should be a general advice... influencers are the cancer in our society.

[@dronessential]

But the guy just told us not to trust you.

[@goldiefox7128]

I still remember Jeff Bezo said on the news not to buy large and expensive appliances, yet people just bad mouth him sooo

[@drewo.127]

@@goldiefox7128 Despite what he may or may not do, or how people (myself included) feel about him, I will admit that is solid advice!

[@D4llast]

Dang Coffeezilla has no job then

[@wildcat1227]

That man doing a video call while operating a moving vehicle tells me everything I need to know about his ability to accurately assess risk.

[@giftoffire4868]

That's funny. Well put.

[@joemama69448]

Lol! 💯

[@jdng86]

Operating a vehicle in the middle of a rainstorm.

[@wlf-hly]

Gold

[@likemy]

and in the rain, no less

[@dbrakowski]

"Ignore the influencers"---best advice EVER, not just the financial types.

[@jeanremi8384]

Are you, perhaps, trying to INFLUENCE my decisions ? Therefore I should not trust you ! But then, I shouldn't trust this comment and henceforth trust influencers...including you ! But if I trust you, then I shouldn't trust you !

[@ricardohoang8452]

Most "influencers" kids got triggered after that! And yeah they lost most of their parents' wallets 😂

[@Max-jn5sp]

His youtube bio says hes a financial advisor

[@whiteobama3032]

It's scientifically proven, influencers are the lowest form of life.

[@BxgDxwg]

You’re watching an influencer right now lmfao

[@mu11668B]

Despite the hilarious irony, Coffee really has been the one who stands his ground -- staying with the facts, not just people.

[@zorinzorinzorin5243]

Nice coffee pun.

[@Smokkedandslammed]

Coffee grounds strong.

[@MIstastacks24]

How it should be.😊

[@maxsilbert]

He stamps his grounds

[@tim.noonan]

It’s not irony. It’s not even a pun. It’s just bad wordplay.

[@TheTravelingTrader]

These finance KZbinrs who promoted FTX have no idea how finance works. That interest bearing account is the main reason I said no when FTX approached me. If they’re paying you 8% what shady things are they doing to earn more than that?

[@globalphenomena6979]

Even some of the wealthiest banks that are FDIC insured do not pay more than 4%

[@AnymMusic]

@@globalphenomena6979 this. Best I've seen is it being linked to the ECB rates, and only time it's been higher is when the cash held was through QMMFs

[@YaBoyfelipe]

They could’ve just been ventured back and burn money to gain market

[@algi1]

I think it is very symbolic that this guy is talking about his responsibility on a phone while driving.

[@Mendeiner]

Right?

[@Wakpinside]

Hahahaha so right.

[@shamaneslife]

​@carlos are you telling me you don't use your phone while driving? lol

[@cyberdefault]

Didn’t he also get a dui 😂😂 he doesn’t respect driving very much and now that you point it out

[@davidmaximus6709]

​@@shamaneslife Yes, because shockingly the thought my crashing does scare me. Also, no matter if you do look at it while driving, we can all admit the way he was doing it was incredibly unsafe. He was going so fast that his car was shaking the entire time and still trying to have a conversation and glance at his phone

[@benno9903]

I really appreciate how Coffee doesn't pull any punches when he interviews people. Most other journalists don't have the nerve to press people further after receiving the initial response to their questions. But Coffee isn't afraid to put pressure on the other party in pursuit of a full and comprehensive explanation of their side of the story. He gives them room to fully express themselves while not shying away from challenging them on their beliefs and questioning their reasoning. That's how you get a proper statement.

[@RandomCommenter955]

Yeah. That's because most other journalists arent real journalists or really just masquerade as one on TV or whatever. Coffee does a pretty good job of practicing real journalistic standards. Unfortunately money, big corporations, and wealthy people are able to just buy up or create media organizations that train and use faux-journalists

[@thinkify100]

except that last bit he said only to us

[@DPSFSU]

Only nowadays. Journalism used to be a real tangible and believable media. They used to report facts. Not just fluff puff pieces. There are still some real hard hitting journalists out there. Mariana from Trafficked is a good example.

[@MicrophonicFool]

It is a pretty old-school technique, sadly not often used anymore in Journalism.

[@claytonreid996]

Not to mention, he was colleagues/friendly with Graham and Im sure a few others who promoted FTX, and he crucifies them the same. True integrity.

[@stephens2241]

People taking advice from "financial influencers" need to realize that they are not the customer, they are the product.

[@born2win262]

Ouch

[@bumblinagirl2683]

Facts.

[@lambertois11]

The best tools against misinformation are a dose of skepticism and come sense. Unfortunately, these tools are not part of schools or university curriculum. These tools are transmitted by the parents and learned from life experiences.

[@doublestrokeroll]

Basically anyone who reads or has read, Chomsky's Manufacturing Consent will understand this. Pretty much what you're paraphrasing here. And it's good advice. I guess this generation just has to go through their own financial scam. Crypto, NFTs, all these nonsense things with no real value. There will always be scammers with new ideas and suckers to give them money.

[@lordsysop]

Same as people watching Andrew tate being "taught" how to be a man. How condescending. Follow people that aren't just money and talk... not a fan but look ay david goggins an ex seal. At least he can back it up and has real mental strength, experiences

[@Trelior]

"If it succeeds it's because I made you money. If it fails, it's because you were stupid and listened." is what I'm getting from Kevin's attitude.

[@itemushmush]

BAM! You nailed it. Same idea as "heads I win, tails you lose". Scumbags

[@pseudonymous8702]

that's not what he said.

[@Trelior]

@@pseudonymous8702 "What I'm getting" is called inference, mate. I didn't say that's what he said. Reading comprehension must be hard.

[@pseudonymous8702]

@@Trelior he didn't imply it either. Pot, kettle, dumbfk

[@jeffshackleford3152]

Not only that but he used examples that were him investing in common equity. Not the collapse of an exchange. Those are two totally separate types of entities and events.

[@88yota]

I treat any influencer product advice the same way I would from a stranger at the bus stop.

[@christophermoshier]

Smartest comment I've read on here so far.

[@osckrpowers]

Thats the way

[@AnataBakka]

yes, issue is some people do not have the brain to think whether to trust the guy at the bus station or not. as a society should we protect these people, or leave it to the survival of the fittest? actually a question as i think, in some cases, protecting them just prolongs their demise

[@R.P.G.G]

Exactly

[@LanaMyslyvetsPlanners]

you are young...I recall a time with no cel phones, and the stranger at the bus stop was useful...directions...a light..

[@melyannac9786]

Influencers try not to scam their fans challenge **impossible**

[@monhi64]

Influencers find out fanbase is exclusively preteens not afraid to steal their moms credit card **gone wrong**

[@capt_ZX10R]

thats what the title should have been lmfaoo

[@Anthony-so4go]

Ayo 😂🔥 Mr.Beast joins the challenge

[@gabesterstudios7271]

Influencers (some) try not to let their pet get sick challenge *impossible*

[@TylerTMG]

@@monhi64 its free money!

[@Karrigsturn]

I remember watching meet Kevin’s video where he said he puts in his rental contract that the tenant has to clean a specific part of the window pane. When one didn’t he said he was going to take it out of their bond. This is the kind of man we’re dealing with.

[@CraveThatCoin]

Yeah i saw similar. Unsubbed a long time ago

[@Mehwhatevr]

Bond? Is that like a deposit?

[@webbugt]

So basically puts some tiny bs, about the some secluded corner of the house having to be clean at all times, in the small print, and hopes that no one notices? Yeah, that seems like something that should be illegal. But it's USA after all, no need to take care of the little guy :3

[@Mehwhatevr]

@@webbugt yeah but that’s not even the worst part. If he can hide in the lease that some little corner of the property needs to be cleaned at all times, then he could hide in the lease that the entire property needs to be cleaned at all times. Right? If I’m correct, then it’s even worse because he weirdly gets some pleasure out of this. He’s only doing it because it makes him feel like he’s so smart and conniving. He’s worse than scrooge

[@SmittyInparadis]

I used to watch Meet Kevin years ago & Graham when I started wholesaling houses. I got a weird vibe from Kevin years ago so I unsubscribed, Graham just seemed to steer into a different direction on content

[@keleynal4424]

A whole month without coffee. I’m going through withdrawals

[@ktw6755]

Yeh the coffee withdrawals are bad just now

[@RJTradess]

Bruh fr where is our boy

[@genericyoutube]

I'm glad he took it really seriously, and decided to take the interview in his car.

[@damianh8606]

Its his new office

[@Mehwhatevr]

@@damianh8606 😂he needs to keep on the move now

[@LETSSTARTGAMING]

Doesn't matter if its in his car

[@marketingpower]

yeah really bad idea to promote driving and calling. Imagine he just died in the interview

[@DexNaquinRacing]

At least it wasn't from his jet.

[@3141xxm]

I think its about time we stop popularizing KZbin finance grifters

[@AikiraBeats]

This part there shouldn’t be a finance section on KZbin at least within them doing sponsorship because we’ve seen so many times where they just ultimately crash

[@tomlxyz]

people want to learn about finances online. some will always end up with these or similiar type of people

[@yourmomsbff7670]

I think its about time we stop popularizing anyone on the internet..

[@gbenselum]

I do not like meet Kevin but he is good as a news anchor

[@denaco]

good luck with that one. you seen how many fans they have simping over them?

[@kelloggscuts1820]

This is why I NEVER buy anything that’s sponsored, even if it’s from an influencer I trust… if they’re getting paid, I trust it as much as I do a commercial on television

[@stefthorman8548]

@@helpfulcommenter not really, it's just common sense, anyone else is just an mindless simp, do your own research before buying like an responsible adult.

[@TheJosephhomere13]

Lol Magic Spoon cereal is pretty good. That’s the only thing I’ve ever bought because of a KZbin sponsor

[@silverwolf2643]

KZbin is the new television, my man

[@somenygaard]

“NEVER” ?? This statement would mean that you never buy any product that advertises on TV. So no cars since they all have commercials. Nothing from any technology company worth talking about, you don’t attend any professional sporting events, no secondary education from any college they all have commercials. I am going to guess that you were being hyperbolic.

[@alveolate]

that's literally what 'sponsored' means - it's a paid ad. like, what, do people actually think they're NOT ads? i'm confused.

[@mikemian]

Kevin's commentary demonstrates that influencers are sales people. They have thier own interests at heart, first and foremost. They make money from selling not knowing. Ironically knowing is an impedement, as this might give grounds to a lawsuit.

[@AW-gj4ji]

Gotta love people giving financial advice and calling it "Not financial advice".

[@havcola6983]

Imagine if someone did that with a workout video or a cooking show. "This is how you make a sourdough starter, but remember _this is not baking advice!_ "

[@ZafrasF]

I agree.

[@dannyboomhead7739]

If you're using youtube to make investment decisions then you need to take some responsibility when you lose out...

[@HTV-2_Hypersonic_Glide_Vehicle]

@D-V-C-N still, it seems bad

[@mrdirexion]

​@@dannyboomhead7739agree

[@murdock94]

I think Kevin O'Leary and a lot of other financial influencers are finding themselves in the cold with the trust people had in them. In many cases it was an undeserved trust, but it was trust none-the-less. And the sad part is people aren't going to learn anything from this. "Oh, this person is worth millions. I want to be worth millions. Who cares how they did it, I'll listen to what they are saying to do now."

[@bunkertons]

Kevin O was always a punk-ass.

[@arnoldfarias5101]

Kevin O’Leary’s credibility collapsed harder than FTX. The amount of grifts he has been a part of is unforgivable, including a psychedelic mushroom company that went bankrupt after meet Kevin helped him promote it.

[@AussieMatttt]

No doubt it'll come.

[@timrim9405]

A lot of them were directly involved in scam projects or they knew they been supporting scam. A lot of this stuff is on record. Also some people are talking about loosing money when in reality they probably just lost some money but gained a lot more. They know it's a scam so they invest a lot on hype and then instantly gradually withdrawing so at the end they are making a lot of money and losing only a bit sometimes even on purpose (so at the end they have some ability to blend with victims if needed).

[@latinsizer]

Kevin got people trusting him because he would tell people to go on pandemic checks and would teach people how to do it. After the free checks stopped, he started hyping penny stocks and cryptos.

[@nancypine9952]

Back when Enron collapsed several extremely important investors, such as Warren Buffett, were asked why they refused in invest in Enron. And Buffett and some others all said the same thing. "I can't figure out how they are making their money." So they kept their customers safe because that's the kind of research they did.

[@MajesticOak]

@@slinggg4789 When people only concern themselves with the fine print of the law rather than the spirit of the law, the world becomes a much more unforgiving and cold place.

[@robertruschak7083]

Meet His wallet 💳

[@armorclasshero2103]

He invested in Bank of America, so being right once doesn't count.

[@akw1312]

​@@armorclasshero2103 Clearly he was right more than once.

[@armorclasshero2103]

@@akw1312 and yet still underperforms the NASDAQ average. and was caught multiple times breaking the law. he's been cheating his taxes since the beginning. his supposed wealth is through grift and tax theft.

[@TAKAT0NIC]

Nothing says “personal responsibility” like doing a video call while driving! Holy shit, Kevin!

[@zeuscrypto1550]

At least he is not drunk this time 😅😂

[@eddycarpenter8989]

the people who lost their money need go get a tissue and get tf over it.

[@AW-gj4ji]

@@zeuscrypto1550 Was there a time where he was drunk?

[@ThatGuy-qg4ww]

@@AW-gj4ji yea it's all on video on KZbin lmao

[@matejnovosad9152]

​@@ThatGuy-qg4ww link?

[@confidentialp6292]

Great video man. My motto, stop being influenced by influencers

[@agentsnorlson7913]

Nothing screams sincerity and concern like doing an interview while driving. At least he seems sober this time.

[@mulespear]

Least he picked up you degenerate

[@zimboiii9025]

I mostly agree with what he's saying Also he's just sitting in his car

[@TheChronicKarma]

​@@zimboiii9025he's in the driver's seat of a moving vehicle, so let's do the math.. Every response he gives in his interview is self preservation at best.

[@thrownsofaraway9978]

@@TheChronicKarma Right? How the fuck is he "just sitting in a car"?!

[@GrapeDrank001]

@@TheChronicKarma people don’t pay attention

[@benjaminmatheny6683]

The bit was Kevin was funny to me, because recommending a contractor to a client as a real estate agent probably has more liability than a KZbin Finance recommendation. Because the Real Estate agent would be expected to know if the contractor is licensed to do the work in question. I seem to remember a case where a Homebuyer sued and won against their agent because they needed work done on a well, but the agent recommended a plumber who wasn't licensed to do well work.

[@joemama69448]

100% accurate

[@joeprzybyl4435]

I think he was saying that the contractors were licensed, they just screwed up the work. You can recommend a great contractor, but they still might mess up an individual job.

[@bigdubskis8699]

@@joeprzybyl4435 Right, if you KNOW theyre a great contractor, but what if you get paid to recommend some contractor that you literally know nothing about? Its a terrible analogy that reflects awful on him

[@joeprzybyl4435]

@@bigdubskis8699 that is true, but I think that he was saying they're a great contractor but they messed it up. But that makes it just a meh analogy, not very good... Much better points to focus on xD

[@coryc9040]

​@@bigdubskis8699 I don't think he's very smart. He doesn't seem to appreciate that he presents himself as a financial expert to his audience and that getting paid to promote something he knows so little about that it turned out to essentially be a Ponzi scheme raises major red flags. To me he's basically admitting he doesn't know what he's talking about and will promote anything that he's paid to promote as long as the price is high enough

[@Marker_is_cool]

I think that if people cannot differentiate between financial advice from a CPA or MBA vs an 'influencer', then perhaps the best choice is keeping their cash under their mattress

[@guyman1570]

Then be part of the solution: explain the difference between these to the average Joe. Go.

[@sentryion3106]

@@guyman1570it’s quite simple really. Don’t trust some random person on social media. Do your own research. Educate yourself. Take in as many viewpoints and clash them together to see any consistencies or inconsistencies. When taken specific advice, do your research on who is giving the advice. Are their credentials impressive? All in all, everything can be summed into one phrase: be skeptical

[@Itskilo]

He did the "driving in the car apology" so you know he's serious

[@austinbevis4266]

He’s not even moving😂. You see the same backdrop

[@Lucaz99]

@@austinbevis4266 it’s just cloudy and rainy and he’s driving in a highway, you can see overpasses, other cars, toll booths…

[@Youtubesucks24]

Not even an apology bozo

[@goodlooksmcgee2059]

he def didn't apologize

[@blakasmurf]

Tbh I agree with him, if you're silly enough to put all your money into any financial vehicle because some guy on the internet YOU DONT KNOW! said so... Sorry but that's on you!

[@sn4rff]

i seem to remember that "we didn't know! we had no idea! we're victims just like you!" was pretty much the plea of every influencer after fyre-festival, even though they'd profited from it. be interesting to see how this plays out.

[@AndrewBouchierUK]

if they didn't know, what's wrong with the fact that they profited, they were working as you were in good faith

[@TheRealSykx]

@@AndrewBouchierUK and then they come to find out that that money came from people that got scammed and duped. I guess if you're a soulless money hungry ghoul then keeping it makes sense

[@truenaruhinafan]

@@AndrewBouchierUK It's not good faith if they don't specify that they are being paid to say what they are. You take what someone is saying with a lot more salt if they begin or end their opinion with "This message is sponsored by the person I am about to promote". An "expert" claiming that they believe in something without saying they've been paid to say that is deceptive and unethical.

[@justwatchingstuffhere]

@@AndrewBouchierUK "I was just doing my job" is a terrible excuse.

[@thephilosopher7173]

What about the many channels that promo'd Established Titles? Should they now sue Muta @ SomeOrdinaryGamers?

[@btc1668]

I still remember Kevin's response to FTX collapse was just "Alright, I made a mistake. Lesson learned. Let's move on"

[@jemmagordon4439]

He didn't really admit to making the mistake. It felt like "I'm sorry you got hurt but it's not my problem"

[@btc1668]

@@jemmagordon4439 I am sure he said it. I remembered that line so well it made an imprint on me forever. But you are right. It felt that way. It was just an empty apology

[@Justcetriyaart]

@@jemmagordon4439 I don't think legally he can admit to fault... to which case, I don't know why bother be on here?

[@bobbygetsbanned6049]

Anyone who listens to these con artists got what they deserve. If you actually know anything about finance it only takes about 2 seconds listening to those guys to know they are full of shit. They make their money on youtube then pretend they made it investing, exactly the same as all the people selling get rich quick real estate courses. I hope this opens people's eyes to all these con artists posing as finance/investing experts.

[@Steve.._.]

@@Justcetriyaart legally can’t admit to fault? Haha that’s funny

[@mr.caulker7943]

It is my belief that Google and KZbin should be held liable allowing this garbage to be promoted on their websites..

[@cjtherandomizer7638]

I do agree that they should take some responsibility, but it was mainly the influencers that took it in. FBX was a massive crypto company, but crypto is really niche and wouldn’t catch their attention like if a company like Walmart was promoting a massive scam. Plus, it’s mostly FTX/SBF that started the scam, not KZbin.

[@Mathdors]

I like that Meet Kevin’s ethics align with him keeping the money

[@einsiedler9720]

He will surrender "what's left" kek

[@dantedeloden]

@@einsiedler9720 he didnt say he would surrender whats left... he said after the ordeal (the lawsuit) is over he has no issue pledging a fund to give back to the losers. in this case he did not even say he would return any money he was paid. hes implying a "pledge". which is a promise to donate later on to the fund of recovery. pledges have also been known to not be legally binding whatsoever. so he could just as easily not donate after claiming such a promise. but then again i suppose anyone who made money on the FTT price rise during the bull run of said coin before its obvious collapse should also be legally responsible to return any ROI?

[@yellowstoic7678]

​@@dantedeloden trying to pull an amber heard 😂

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

@@yellowstoic7678 What did Amber Heard do wrong?

[@yellowstoic7678]

@@theultimatereductionist7592 KZbin search "Lawyers and Others React | Amber Heard | So what, I lied about giving money to sick children?"

[@maasicas]

Oh yeah, Kevin feels soooso terrible. He can barely get through his scams lately. Just brings a tear.

[@chavezchavo]

I like how Meet Kevin went round and round the whole continent but doesn't answer Coffee's question. He is able to regurgitate all that PR talk, blame the victims and justify himself while driving as if he's memorized this speech by heart. What a piece of work.

[@uoiuo]

This "victims" buzzword is thrown around a little too much . Everyone knows financial advisors don't always make the right choises and don't even outperform the market , I have lost some money listening to some of them a while back , but im not mad at them , we are all adults and blindly trusting a random youtube "financial advisor" its on you , they never guaranteed results . They were oblivious to the whole FTX situation and just wanted sponsorships . Just because they were dumb and recommended it doesn't make them frauds . Its only fraud if they know something is a scam and promote it

[@wadewilson5712]

you left out how he claims to "be a victim" by only getting paid a quarter million . the guy seems like a scumbag.

[@dexterrkk3711]

I agree he’s kinda a pos

[@rebound1340]

He almost did answer the question, given the answer was "I'm not responsible" as that interview went on I disliked him more and more holy shit

[@darkpigeon7]

@@dexterrkk3711 i would have to disagree with you on this and say he is a total pos :)

[@alvinyam1]

Well done - one of the few KZbinrs who actually calls out scammers and all the shady practices of influencers.

[@SmokinSquirrelRS]

Kevin clearly states the risks and there's nothing wrong with sharing your predictions and investing in them yourself. His advice was not to put all your money into these things and that's exactly what some people did not his fault nor is he liable. Crypto and stocks are like gambling so many uneducated individuals who know nothing about stocks talking like they did something wrong.

[@bryan__m]

@@SmokinSquirrelRSGraham Stephan was the same way. Not one person who lost "their life savings" in FTX was actually following Graham's advice.

[@de6584]

And most importantly , he got paid!@@SmokinSquirrelRS

[@BigNoseNate]

Ice-cold callout on the hypocrisy of sign up codes. Good stuff as always coffee.

[@TheInsomniaddict]

That basically does make them an agent of the company.

[@TheJtube97]

Well in my opinion,

[@TheInsomniaddict]

​@@mrsog7468 They're benefitting from direct sales, same as if the person was selling insurance or similar.

[@SirMonday]

@@TheInsomniaddict While I do wish that were true, "agent" in that context has a strict legal definition that promoters will not meet. "Agent" in the context of that law (at least, from my understanding, NAL) means "someone who can sign binding contracts on behalf of the company".

[@AskMiko]

Agree.. the sign up codes brings them closer to the scam in my opinion

[@lanceneidhardt4283]

Coffee: "Should you pay that money back?" Kevin: "Ultimately, I agree with you. There needs to be more due diligence. " All this guy did was avoid answering the actual questions and basically just said, "Not my fault. Individuals should be smarter"

[@cozyachiever]

He’s not wrong

[@amadeuzlo]

Well he’s right

[@gymbledore9739]

they should be smarter and stop watching people like him

[@carlostolibas4541]

He did not dodge the question you dimwit, he was willing to work on a fund to give back when its all settled. Its not a yes or no question SBF held 99.99% of the lost money, the 0.01% of influencer money isnt gona make anybody happy, they can shove that dime im gona get from them to their ass.

[@Anarchy96]

Keep watching he answers the question. Might not be a popular response but he did ultimately answer the question

[@JPOlmin3000]

Not surprised at all by Meet Kevin's stance. At least he came out and said it. I hope this is painful enough to these guys to dissuade them from taking promotional deals lightly in the future. I hope it's visibly ugly enough to encourage their audiences to dramatically decrease and/or stop taking what they say at face value.

[@Matt-YT]

Made $250k. He will do it again!

[@DoubleOh42]

I don't think he did anything wrong. They paid him to do a job, he did the job. FTX didn't do their job.

[@mariatamburro]

typical finance bro. Say "trust me, I know" but when things go horribly wrong, it's all about blaming their victims and "personal responsibility." These people are scum.

[@RealNovgorod]

@@mariatamburro That's literally the definition of advertising. And anyone who still VOLUNTARILY indulges in ads despite knowing that they will hollow out your brain and take all your money deserves to end up on the whiney side of darwinism.

[@lostwinter5637]

@@DoubleOh42 the fck u smoking. People look upto him cause he knows his shit, it was he who didnt look thoroughly through ftx and recommended it to his viewers.

[@palffyalexander]

You, Coffeezilla, make me very happy doing such an amazing job! Keep pushing :)

[@Wakpinside]

Exactly, we want to push onto the stack. If we push we can also pop.

[@balrogdemorgoth4741]

I'll never get over influencers going 'People need to take responsibility' while dodging every bit of it that come their way.

[@AP-qu2li]

I do think Coffee sometimes infantalizes investors that get scammed though

[@mariatamburro]

@@AP-qu2li infanatlizes how exactly?! People literally have never learned this stuff, trust some con man, and then it's THEIR fault? This guy in unreal, it's incredible that anyone defends this crap.

[@cozyachiever]

@@mariatamburro That’s what personal responsibility is though. Why invest if you don’t know what you’re doing?

[@tellumyort]

Hi Kevin

[@Tugela60]

Influencers give an opinion, not advice. The have no personal connection with the people doing business with FTX at all, those personal investments are entirely the responsibility of the person doing the investment, not that of an unrelated individual expressing an opinion.

[@BasementBerean]

I watch a lot of financial channels, and I've sometimes thought of setting up my own (I have two university business degrees and I love real-estate and the stock market) but the thought of someone embracing an opinion of mine, losing a ton of money, and blaming me just made me not want to do it.

[@bullpup1337]

tell me, is it the part of people losing money because of you or the part where you would get the blame that stopped you?

[@gringadoor5385]

You have morals. Meet Kevin doesn't.

[@BasementBerean]

@@bullpup1337 I'll allocate that 50/50. Both.

[@BasementBerean]

@@HelloHello33333 So what would you prefer it be based on? Me claiming to have god-like factual knowledge? You obviously have in mind a better approach. So, please share it.

[@WretchedIcon]

If you are at all serious about it, I'd consider a less risky subject matter. Depending on your focus, you can just do deep dives, or investigations on different financial institutions, or fields, projects, or whatever. I wouldn't necessarily hype anything up, but just bring a cautious awareness to things. Make it more educational than speculative. If making content is something you are interested in, I'd definitely say you should do it. You seem to have experience and it is never fun seeing someone get discouraged.

[@Roaryer]

You're so polite and yet ask better questions than any "news" station.

[@johnnybuckets99]

Facts

[@minoc2]

Agreed!

[@arcticfoxes8034]

Whenever it comes to influencers trying to sell you stuff, particularly when its of a financial nature, its always best to assume that they don't know or care about your interests.

[@vivek27789]

No body does.

[@gymbledore9739]

and have been paid by the company they are telling you to buy into

[@GhostsOfSparta]

Followers are mistaken that it's two way relationship.

[@imnotdaredevil3714]

@@vivek27789 its one thing when people were selling physical products, but when they're selling subscriptions, advice and shit like that? Ugh

[@Thor-Orion]

That’s not an assumption, friend!

[@stuarthamilton679]

It's horrible to hear when people lose their entire life savings. But I will never, ever understand why someone would put all of their eggs in one basket?!

[@dashvash5440]

We have a shitty education system that doesn't teach financial literacy or higher order thinking. Con artists and influencers create cults of personality and future prosperity. The initial crowd they gather become preachers of the gospel. If it looked decent and someone invested 20% because they saw bitcoin make some people rich and they have been taught that billionaires are geniuses above reproach. Additionally the paid promoters were high status celebs as well as apparently known influencers who were seen as experts. Again lending a huge amount of clout and legitimacy. To be clear I don't quite get it but I can try to fit myself into the shoes/mindset of someone who gets caught up in their supposed big break. Who saw parallels of others success and they wouldn't miss out this time, anyways it's not like all these people, Tom Brady, Matt Damon, financial celebs, a giant company run by super wealthy people would have all the money just vanish over night...

[@shantanubiradar3172]

totally agree to this. its even more evident in my country. Until most guys reach like age 24-25. They dont have any inkling of Financials knowledge. @@dashvash5440

[@nurlindafsihotang49]

Worse....it was BORROWED eggs. Yikes.

[@andreaspandega6319]

Because most of the time, they only have such a small amount of eggs, so 'diversifying' is not a viable option since the yield/expected return will be so small/insignificant if they do diversify.

[@arturoaguilar6002]

@@andreaspandega6319 Rule #1: Never invest money you can't afford to lose. That's something any actual expert will tell you.

[@lamzez94]

That shows you just how much research these "gurus" are doing when they're recommending you to invest in something

[@shellderp]

What is there to research? The only purpose of crypto is to scam people. There is literally no other reason to promote it.

[@Thejodad234]

Bruh how are you this naive to marketing. You think the majority of people who endorse a product even use it. Take sports. Nike had to pay athletes to wear their shoes during games but at home they could not own a single Nike product. Gal Gadot did an android shoutout on twitter from her iPhone. There is a huge difference between a sponsored recommendation vs a non sponsored.

[@itshardmakinganamefo]

They’re researching how much they’re getting paid. If you don’t know that then that’s on you.

[@Nightstick24]

To be fair, there's no amount of research that anyone could've done with FTX without getting back-end access - something impossible - that would have pointed to any issues. The entire world thought FTX was legitimate. The only people questioning it were just guessing, it wasn't based on any actual evidence. So saying to "do more research" in this specific case doesn't work. But on that note, it IS a good lesson to just not trust promotions period. Virtually nobody uses the crap they promote, whether they're a celebrity, expert, or influencer.

[@Remixersoloman]

​@Thejodad234 advertising a product or service is not at all the same as advertising and lying about expensive investments on the promise that they'll make investors money.

[@Ordeppl87]

So basically influencers take all the credit and refuse to take any blame.

[@Xenosthethird]

no argument with that lmao well said

[@FilipCordas]

FTX was paying people in stocks and ownership stakes, I don't know about the damages lawsuit but that should be criminal you telling people to invest in a company you own without disclosing your ownership.

[@Thor-Orion]

Tom Brady’s FTX promos were all CLEARLY adverts though. Whereas the moneytubers blur that line dangerously.

[@BreakingFreeYT]

There is also a part which Kevin didn't mention that people like to accept the advices which they see can make them easy money, but ignore the security steps which could "limit" the gains.

[@LytosOfficial]

Hi Stephen. I wrote you on Instagram about something you might be interested on. It amazes me all the work and effort you put on all these crazy stories, it isn't only extraordinary, but NECESSARY. We need more "yous" in the world. THANK YOU!

[@deecee2174]

Lytos, I don't understand Spanish, but you spit fire 🔥

[@akw1312]

Lol I have 1K that you got nowhere

[@fatmanjonestv7143]

17:10 I like how you put it at the end - when it’s time to make money, they want to be the ones to bring you in. When you get slammed, suddenly it’s on you and they’re not responsible.

[@marhawkman303]

But he had a good point. Trying to actually hold him legally liable is... a dangerous precedent. He's just an advertiser. Are you going to hold every advertiser liable if the product doesn't work out?

[@fatmanjonestv7143]

@@marhawkman303 oh god no - no, they’ll never win that argument legally speaking

[@AlexSchwartzATV]

100%

[@Neremworld]

@@marhawkman303 False advertising is actually against the law, it 's just a question of whether the influencers can count as advertisers.

[@marhawkman303]

@@Neremworld also you would have to prove that they made statements they knew to be false. That's the big thing in truthful advertising suits. did they KNOW it to be false?

[@samaeltheundying]

Minority Mindset was the one that actually made me sad. Watched that dude really fall from grace.

[@leojosephs]

You can't trust anyone on the internet!!

[@MXO839]

​@Kyle Korona even if he is a scumbag no need to be a racist POS

[@peterkeigwin847]

Watching him fall made me laugh 😂 glad to see the shillers getting throttled

[@AnthonyCelata]

what happened to that dude i remember that channel

[@leojosephs]

@0zone_X I agree!

[@chevyracing1080]

Legal expert here - The case against these guys has zero chance in hell unless they can somehow prove the creators *knowingly* were deceptive and knew FTX was a scam. Otherwise, this will be thrown out immediately.

[@giovannibrucher]

Actual expert, or KZbin legal-advice influencer?

[@alexdromero13]

As it should, no one knew about FTX 's actions behind the scenes.

[@lurklingX]

makes sense. i thought the lawsuit was a bit frivolous. though i also think shirking all sense of accountability when you are an advice channel is ridiculous.

[@TheRealSykx]

@@alexdromero13 if you don't know then why are you recommending it?

[@glorytoukraine7221]

I am a lawyer, not terribly familiar with the Florida law but these KZbinrs are CLEARLY not agents of FTX so if that's the hook they're using to hold these people liable they will fail

[@TheNefastor]

My position is simple : if you benefit from recommending a service, you should also lose when you recommend a criminal enterprise. It has to be a two-way street.

[@user-yg1dg6xm2g]

It shocks me how few subscribers these guys lost after everything that happened. They moved on relatively unscathed. So many of their viewers were complaining in the comments section, but it appears that most weren't angry enough to unsubscribe.

[@THEGREENHELIUM]

I think a lot of their subs are bought shills. If we had access to the real stats with the removed shill subscribers I’d wager that their popularity would be noticeably diminished in comparison.

[@shaereub4450]

That's partly because they didn't JUST talk about crypto, and a few even mentioned the risk, to do your own research, and to not do it simply because they say. Minority mindset talked mainly about investing in the broad market, living below your means, and investing the rest. Graham Stephan was similar. These two were the probably the least to sell out vs Jeremy Andrei and Kevin.

[@jahjoeka]

People never listen to the warnings. We all know that investing, unless dividend investing, is a huge gamble. If you're dumb enough to put your life savings in than that's a you problem.

[@drott150]

No such thing as bad PR. The debacle just made them more famous.

[@yellowstoic7678]

​@@shaereub4450 nah they're all sellouts. Anyone with any financial understanding would recognize a pyramid scheme from the get go.

[@McLovin-.]

Coffezilla is slowly becoming one of my favorite KZbinrs. I’m so sick of all these scams and I’m so glad he’s calling people out.

[@titonothere6179]

Like Patrick bet David

[@bohemianlamb4309]

It was inevitable.

[@Bassmanx89]

The interview with the person being sued felt very “its not MY fault you listened to me”

[@onetone518]

But its true.

[@colorblockpoprocks6973]

literally, his job as an *influencer* is to *influence others* whether that be through legitimate means or reasons isn't set in stone.

[@joemama69448]

That's exactly what he said

[@jetstreamdefalpha5411]

Tbh, its not his fault ppl listlen to him. They get payed to read a script, its not their job to investigate the company which is being ppl promoted.

[@pvic6959]

also taking an interview while driving?? seems unprofsh lol

[@blackfootgamingrdr2877]

Where have you been Coffeezilla hope everything is all good with you

[@DJWHITE_]

Moral of the story: Don’t listen to financial influencers. They don’t care about you.

[@ghl19]

The biggest damage that I think the people can do to these KZbinrs is to stop watching them

[@Sunshine-hp3mq]

I already stopped watching these clowns long ago.

[@muddywatersbookshelf7758]

This!

[@a.m.6701]

I'm afraid that's not gonna happen.

[@kresnik8476]

It's actually that simple. Blocked most of them.

[@badpuppy3]

Nah, sue em.

[@MrDiggityaus]

“Socialise the losses… Privatise the gains” defines what these influencers have done.

[@davidgildegomezperez4364]

That's the gist of the banking industry as well, tho.

[@MrDiggityaus]

It’s one of the first things you learn when getting a bachelors of business when studying business morals.

[@johnbrown358]

Bitboy only called them out because Sam tried to steal something he was working on. This was not because he was being a good guy

[@CainXVII]

Bitboy seems like a complete a**hole. He still happened to do the right thing though

[@fun_and_profit]

After taking boatloads of FTX money.

[@minaryeon9259]

​@@CainXVII he is a jerk

[@ekki1993]

Coffee did say it was just luck. Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

[@Liliquan]

@@CainXVII If I push you out of the way of a moving train so that I can personally kill you did I do the right thing. If I prevent you being scammed by someone I dislike so that I can personally scam you with my newfound reputation am I doing the right thing? Get your head straight.

[@PhizzyTizzy]

There is a certain mood I need to be in to watch a Coffeezilla video and it happens to be the say mood I need to be in to watch a Legal Eagle video.

[@Jarrd260]

I think the whole idea is just to make these big name influencers think twice about taking brand deals and promoting them. I'm sure they already were after the FTX sham happened, but this is just reinforcement.

[@copedigital]

Meet Kevin has stopped taking any sponsorships. Graham Stephan has promoted another scam since. Not sure about the others

[@thephilosopher7173]

I think you're missing the point if you think this is legally about FTX being a scam. The lawyer said the lawsuit comes down to the fact they're selling an unregistered security. Its about the laws of crypto, not the laws regarding scams.

[@alejandroc7357]

It’s all about money. As long as they get paid they will sponsor whoever. I imagine they can never get enough money, always wanting more

[@AbeYousef]

@@copedigital Stephan seems so damn slimy I can't stand him

[@Compulsive_LARPer]

...Kevin is already promoting life insurance again, just a few months after having publicly promised not to do so.

[@Avery-ws5sj]

Its literally in the name of their job, influencer. They get paid to influence peoples decisions. Great video coffee keep it up!

[@bobbygetsbanned6049]

That's a good point.

[@LotharTheFellhanded]

Too true.

[@starguardianshaco5054]

They influence you, they don't take your money from you and use it however they want it's up to you to do your research if a phone reviewer gets paid to make a video about a phone and you go buy and it turns out you don't really like it who is to blame you or the phone reviewer?

[@markoliver314]

@@starguardianshaco5054 That's a bad comparison. If the phone turned to be a scam then yeah you can blame the reviewer.

[@meinbherpieg4723]

And as an ADULT it's your RESPONSIBILITY to NOT BE INFLUENCED BY NON-EXPERTS ON KZbin.

[@Marc-ze9me]

In all these stories, the main issue is the lack of Accountability.

[@Atomsk0192]

On the parts of the "victims" as well. This isn't straight up fraud like some of the other stuff Coffee's covered, this is grown ass people gambling with money they can't afford to lose.

[@danang5]

lack of consequences

[@codylucas4855]

If all this does is make influencers think twice about promoting these scams so they don't get bogged down in legal crap later, it's worth it.

[@WastedDad]

Taking financial advice from a KZbinr is like taking financial advice from Jim Cramer

[@wrosebrock]

At least Jim can serve as a bad example

[@johncantrell9993]

At least I can inverse Cramer

[@cpK054L]

@@johncantrell9993 No. you can't. Bear market plays are a little more tricky than long positions on bulls.

[@mattc2674]

Exactly. Kevin isn’t wrong with his last comments - the people who put 100% of their savings into FTX are cut from the same cloth as those who put thousands of dollars into Logan Pauls dumb crypto eggs

[@mailowmailow5207]

​@@mattc2674 yes but we should still protect them from frauds. Not everyone has the luxury of being born with an average or high intellect. They didn't choose to be easily manipulated and we should defend the weaker people as a society

[@thewhitewolf58]

The thing is some people dont value their life savings and want to jump on the get rich quick train. The one that depresses me is when people get greedy and take out a loan so they can buy more stock. Its sad how emotional and impuslive the thought of easy money can make someone be.

[@TheBashar327]

That's what makes it hard to hold the influencers fully accountable without also wanting to make the buyers accountable as well. This has become such and entitled, lack of accountability generation and society. It very much mirrors today's politics, where people refuse to hold their own side accountable (both sides) as long as they are spouting off things they want to hear, no matter how inept or obvious grifters they are.

[@ibewill]

@@TheBashar327 (both sides)

[@lotoex]

Taking out leverage is the key to building and destroying wealth. You could rephrase your comment to: The thing is some people don't value their life savings and want to jump on the get rich quick train. The one that depresses me is when people get greedy and take out a loan so they can buy a house. Its sad how emotional and impulsive the thought of owning a home can make someone be.

[@Whosyourdaddy21]

@@TheBashar327see but the buyers have been held accountable. They lost their investment.

[@Whosyourdaddy21]

@@lotoexbut you can’t live inside your stock before it all come crashing down😂

[@Edwin_Gan]

When Kevin showed himself taking this interview while _driving car_ , I knew he gonna gaslight and evade responsibility

[@JoacoBravo11]

This is groundbreaking news! Nicely done, Coffeezilla!

[@zorinzorinzorin5243]

Nice coffee pun.

[@dopesickdog]

i wouldn't say groundbreaking, as it's been a long time coming, but fantastic news either way!

[@Lewwyy]

I thought the exact same thing haha

[@jakemf1]

Nothing will happen

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Bring america’s attorney onto your show, coffee. He’s a blast. He’s so entertaining and informative.

[@azalago]

He's entertaining but his own law firm says he has almost no experience outside of employment law. I mean he probably is amazing at that, but not as knowledgeable in other areas.

[@orionxtc1119]

Everyone is a victim these days... woke propaganda has destroyed RESPONSIBILITY and MERITIOCRACY

[@TheJtube97]

He just did lol

[@Random595]

@@TheJtube97 America's Attorney and Legal Eagle are not the same lol

[@NoctuaOlivae]

​@@azalago yes, lawyers specialize in certain fields. So do doctors. Welcome to planet Earth.

[@dearlove88]

They need to take a page out of Australia’s book. If you’re not a financial advisor, you’re not allowed to give financial advice on KZbin…

[@Kier4n99]

It's not financial advose though, as every finance youtuber states on every single video.

[@dearlove88]

@@Kier4n99 I’m pretty sure in australia if they say ‘not financial advice’ and then give advice, they’re fucked

[@armorclasshero2103]

​@@Kier4n99 Making a statement to the contrary doesn't absolve.

[@oldbatwit5102]

If you have an active part in the promotion of a scheme I don't see how you can claim that you are not giving financial advice, however your disclaimer is worded.

[@dekumutant]

@@dearlove88 yeah you have to be very careful with your language, you can present opinions and talk about finance etc but you cant promote anything

[@aste4949]

Coffee, congrats on getting an article in Rolling Stone! First time I've been interested in a magazine at the doctor's office in over a decade 😁

[@drwingogringo7299]

I’m glad Brian Jung is included in this lawsuit. He was super huge in the crypto world and all his cringy click bait thumbnails.

[@Jokingboy-mm3is]

Not really their not cringe

[@joemama69448]

Brian Jung is the most immature cult leader that I have ever seen.

[@reservationatdorsias3215]

@@Jokingboy-mm3is Not cringe. SUPER cringe.

[@berniebeast]

brian jung is literally scum, one of his employees spoke out, dude really just reads the news and has no real imput

[@timothygerritsen]

no he was not lol

[@stephengrahn9361]

You present your news stories so well it's like you were born to do this. Really dig your channel

[@punkizm]

Influencer: “I didn’t influence anybody into anything”

[@fumes1541]

They were being paid...like an advertisement, yet not disclosing those terms. They pretended it was an unbiased recommendation.

[@rickard234]

Great work rolling with an interview by phone whilst driving. I'm glad nobody was harmed during the filming of this video.

[@bepowerification]

He kept his eyes on the street the whole time unless he was standing still.. get over it, karen

[@zasadacrew]

He did it on purpose so he doesn't have to look directly in camera. Probably because feeling ashamed, but judging from his answers most likely not.

[@dontcare7086]

It's not illegal to drive and talk on the phone if it's on speaker and not in your hands. Thats the same as driving and having a conversation with your buddy sitting next to you. You wanna make talking and driving illegal?

[@Cenentury0941]

@@bepowerification Distracted driving doesn't mean you've got to have your head pitched down watching yourself rub one off. Speaking on the phone prevents you from being alert to what's happening around you regardless of what you're looking at 🙄

[@JahJah440]

@@Cenentury0941 Is it illegal to speak with any passengers in your vehicle as well? You can't be serious.

[@DaveSpaceman]

Seeing Coffee and Eagle make a crossover is like seeing your favorite computer science and biology professor in the same class teaching to their students. We're eating good tonight.

[@LeonardSamuels75]

Legal Smeagol aint got shit on The NOSE!

[@jtrain9926]

It's more like seeing Macho Man come into the ring with Hulk Hogan and instead of hitting him with the steel chair he helps him up and they do a double clothesline to Andre the Giant.

[@emberthecatgirl8796]

Hello kids! Today we will hack your brains!

[@LuisSierra42]

It's like if Batman and Daredevil team up

[@ViddyOJames]

eagle is garbage

[@chiefkeith5641]

I kind of agree that unless you are paying a financial advisor it is on you. Taking a strangers advice on the internet is something everyone needs to know to be skeptical of.

[@princecharming7535]

Good quote. I mean i am always paranoid and miss chance but i think better miss then rekt

[@MrPaPaYa86]

Especially if said stranger repeatedly says he's talking about high risk products that shouldn't be more than a single digit % in your portfolio

[@neverusingthisagain2]

If you are a financial advisor you are responsible even if not being paid

[@Jumpman67]

@@neverusingthisagain2 but theyre not financial advisors...

[@toddmacadam3888]

Sounds like good advice...but then again, you are a stranger on the internet...

[@Aly3z]

Where is Coffee!?!? I’ve been checking his page - hoping he’s busy investigating and that nothing is wrong

[@robertruschak7083]

Hiding

[@slytime0083]

Disappeared 😢

[@Bassmanx89]

I absolutely love seeing Legal Eagle and Coffeezilla teaming up to provide accurate as possible rundowns like this

[@scar6073]

I'm skeptical about legal eagle tho, he endorsed Biden and that literally shows his bias towards the left. Shows him putting his political agenda over his integrity. And just to be clear if he endorsed Trump I'd have said the same thing.

[@MaveraceAnimation]

What's funny is that he will take ownership over his bad financial decisions but he won't take ownership over his bad financial advice.

[@thomasstevenhebert]

Right, this wasn’t a bright company that wasn’t able to weather a recession, everyone gets that can happen when investing. This was a scam that they profited off of, they learned it was a scam at the same time as the rest of us true, but that doesn’t change that’s where the funds came from.

[@jemgorker682]

He literally tells everyone to not keep money on exchanges. His advice would have saved people...

[@mattlojac2071]

They literally say every video that it's not financial advice

[@Lucaz99]

@@mattlojac2071 oh, they say they don’t give financial advice while giving financial advice? Then I don’t know why we are even talking about it 😂

[@crackedwindow4821]

“This is not financial advice” so you can’t sue me is like saying “but idk tho” after giving advice so if it backfires they can’t blame you

[@xhosagibran370]

This is why you don’t just trust what anyone says on the internet.

[@michaele.5107]

As the wise men used to say, unless it came to you from a pigeon telegram, its lies

[@chibani-]

But why should I trust what you say since you're on the internet 😂

[@iamtheonewhotalksbutyoucan5781]

​​@@_..D but if you agree that you can't trust anyone on the Internet then you trust what he's saying

[@Infinite_exhilaration]

Literally I can right now type anything negative about one of influencers being sued, make anything up, and it will get a ton of likes. BCUZE PPL BELIEVE EVERYTHING THEY SEE

[@TheJtube97]

Well in my opinion

[@dave3459]

Hope all is well and you’re taking a well-deserved break Coffee.

[@dave3459]

He has posted on Patreon on recent days. He’s OK. He’s just working on a huge story.

[@tsudagenam6292]

this shows that never take any financial advice from people who will say they will not be held responsible.

[@Gorchellyess]

Yeah, you want to advice from people who are conscientious. There's just such a huge conflict of interest there.

[@MrShafdaddy]

Good guy Coffeezilla, this is why we love you.

[@brianmb]

I don't think even you understand how important your work is! I love seeing it

[@sunbunnow]

Amazing work as always! Totally agree! That influencer is happy to push a promotion and cash in but he clearly doesn’t appreciate his viewers or platform. I hope his viewers see his true colors.

[@MrScientifictutor]

" They don't have the luxury of taking all day to look up financials" is a great line by coffee

[@deefarhei3617]

people need finance degrees to even understand half of it lol

[@Aesyrbane]

To be honest, I view a paid promotion of a product as illegitimate promotion and don't take them seriously. I pretty much never go near any of these sponsored products.

[@akw1312]

So you don't drink water, milk, soda, alcohol, or juice? You also don't rat vegetables, meat, bread, or Tofu? So how are you still living? Because ecedy single item that has ever been made in the history of the world has had sponsors. 😂

[@Aesyrbane]

@@akw1312 You know this comment makes you look very stupid right?

[@JoshuaDuke]

Is no one else worried about COFFEEZILLA? Please post a short showing your alive in the 10million dollar studio. Otherwise we have to assume he was kidnapped by coarse sellers.

[@overcomebabylon]

I had a bad feeling when it was 3 weeks and no new video… he’s a “full time” KZbinr. Very suspicious

[@slimeborg5586]

Hopefully he is working on smthing big

[@utubrGaming]

​He' updated the patreon team. He's making a multi part series on an offshore laundering scheme

[@280SE]

Yea where the hell is he man 🤔

[@pHixiq]

No lmao

[@Flakecorns796]

KZbinr: gets sued Also youtuber: films himself explaining why he’s innocent WHILE DRIVING

[@boxeswithfoxes]

😂

[@BoskiM]

Illegal to drive and film at same time I am surprised Coffezilla didn't ask to pull over or call back when he was stationery

[@martinlilly]

The social media quick money gold rush is coming to an end thanks to the excellent content of people like coffeezilla

[@AutisticMorty]

An idiot and his money will soon be parted. A tale as old as time. There will always be new scams and new idiots who want to get rich quick without putting in any work or effort.

[@Tezos1644]

Not a single person is safe from Coffeezilla.

[@RadDadisRad]

The people that don’t try to scam people are safe. If you’re a decent person he’s not going to go after you.

[@Valhalla_Heathen]

Dishonest people beware!

[@John-cz6it]

Great work! Please don’t stop helping people see the truth

[@bulleranse8323]

This reminds me of the Bernie Madoff case. Everyone who had gained from the scam eventually had to pay every cent back. Also, the ones that didn't know, it was a scam.

[@meln4214]

Clawback law?

[@ThatCho]

Thank goodness this is happening. Regardless of the outcome of this lawsuit, I hope this has a positive effect on influencers not misleading their audiences like this.

[@johnnykapiszony56]

do you think that they knew? that they were not misled themselves?

[@manfredkandlbinder3752]

@@johnnykapiszony56 Ignorance is no excuse in law. Especially if you are pretending to be an expert on something and talking about that very field. Its called imposture and a form of fraud.

[@johnnykapiszony56]

@@manfredkandlbinder3752 so what, they could have known but all the ppl that got scamed by fuckers over at FTX had no way of finding out? I don't understand your point, of course there are situations when someone could easily find out if something is a scam. But this is so much more complex situation, do you really expect every influencer to try and find a possible fraud within when he works with 2nd biggest crypto market in the world? Only people to blame here are scammers from FTX, sam bankman-fried and his coworkers, who are basically still unpunished. Yet here we are focusing on some random ytbers

[@bruhgang6862]

@@manfredkandlbinder3752 Ignorance is not the law tho. We don't know how effective the lawsuit will be anyways

[@talonhammer]

Even if nothing happens, perhaps the legal fees will make them think twice.

[@blahblahblahblah6546]

If this is the standard, then nobody can recommend anything ever, because nobody knows the inside workings of any company.

[@RockIslandYT]

not necessarily true. ANSI / ASME guide manufacturers how to produce a product whereas distributors who sell those products do not need to know "how things are made" only that they are made to the standard that ANSI / ASME says. you don't need to know how something is made, or where it comes from, in order to sell it. it just needs to be made reputably, and the level of reputably should be established by some sort of standards organization. in my opinion.....

[@louisvuitton1859]

At least not recommending something when they themselves are being paid off.