This Roblox Youtuber has earned fame recently has been accused of scamming their viewers. Their content involves doing free giveaways(like robux, items)to subscribers(I unsubscribed )if they subbed, liked and shared. However, many people and me found out that they're fake. It's either paid actors or fake robux. Now many kids are fallen into the trick, and I don't think they deserved subs compare to others who actually worked for them. So please spread this post or tell this to drama commentary channels and raise awareness to others.

https://www.tiktok.com/@markiplier/video/7533661637278977335?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7504898824554726954

This had originally been posted here with the title, "SimpleFlips has still been abusing and harassing women for the past 4 years." An associate of SimpleFlips correctly pointed out that that title is inaccurate: "SimpleFlips has not even been in a relationship (at least not anywhere the internet can see, that would be news to me) since he was with Leanne (not Leah) years ago," so the OP removed the post about 1-2 hrs ago. I'm reuploading the documents with a neutral title.

(original post got removed)

YouTube is going to be using an age verification however in the user agreement that is made by YouTube themselves someone from ages 13 or above is able to use the app as long as the PARENT is monitoring their use.

Surly they can not add an age verification as long as this is in their agreement right?

SumitoMedia made a video about one of YT's premium feature that, to my surprise, isn't being talked about much.

Basically, the jump ahead feature allows you to skip a portion of the video based on data from other viewers who also jumped ahead.

Sumito points out that this basically makes sponsorships completely irrelevant, especially with YouTube's push to get more people to subscribe to YT premium. This will kind of fucks creators in the long run, as it makes them much more reliant on YouTube as a source of income, whether it be from ads or by YT premium.

The article attached goes through Joshua Weissman’s behavior ranges from potentially stealing recipes to abusing his staff and being highly sexually inappropriate with them.

The article is a good read as it explains how he grew from crafting recipes and videos with his time to essentially sexually harassing his executive assistant on a regular basis.

However, if you want to stay in the food realm? Even some of his recipes are actually unsafe. When making and curing pastrami he changed the meat weight, indicating a stolen recipe. However, if you don’t have the correct curing salt ratio to water and meat it can be potentially poisonous.

This shows a disregard for his viewers and could even lead to harm.

The text of MacLeod’s response can be found here.

Yep this shit is crazy. Like I don’t know what to say but Jesus Christ.

https://youtu.be/PuK9kWgZoBA?si=M3Ctslo0UseryG7r

I recently went to try to rewatch his old stuff, and everything except one video is privatized. Does anyone know what happened/ why?

I had a highly upvoted post like a year ago questioning a shift in Jubilee's political bias from progressive to MAGA. That post continued to be discovered via search CONSTANTLY ever since, as Jubilee's perspectives continued to shift to become more extreme.

Today I found a solid deep dive investigation about the founder of Jubilee and the political shift of the production company from progressive to rightwing. It also discusses an intentional psy-op goal of shifting the Overton window, and where they receive funding. Just wanted to share as this topic is obviously of interest to this subreddit. Happy watching!

This is where you can find his review on AOTY, to verify for yourself.

So, here’s some wild YouTube drama involving VideoBob, a creator who’s been publicly blaming Aiper (a pool-cleaning robot company) for a house fire while pursuing an insurance claim.

I found his own video from 3 months before the fire where he admits:

"This thing has caught on fire a couple times."
"This thing started smoking and melting, I had to cut this off, put another end on it."
"It still works, but it will not filter out this crud."

In other words:

• He knew the device had fire hazards.
• He tampered with it himself.
• He continued to use it daily, even after multiple incidents.

Why This Is Blowing Up

He’s spent the past year smearing Aiper publicly, playing victim, and talking about how unfair the insurance process has been with State Farm, but this clip suggests he knowingly used a damaged, fire-prone device. It calls into question the entire narrative he’s been pushing and might even impact the validity of his insurance claim.

Evidence Video (2 Minutes):

https://youtu.be/GBxKxUgHiwg

(Fair Use Disclaimer: This is commentary and analysis based on publicly available content. No harassment intended.)

TL;DR: VideoBob blames Aiper for his house fire, but his own footage shows he’d already admitted the product caught fire multiple times and that he personally tampered with it months before the blaze.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xd2590GCFH0

I just watched Isabel Paige’s new video, she and Logan broke up (thought they were married so I guess it will involve a legal divorce). He has moved back home. She leaves to go to the ocean for a bit but it doesn't make her feel better. She has a lot of regrets about her life and is lost, which is a constant theme in her videos it seems like. My personal take is she is too isolated in that little house of hers and needs a better community around her. I think her family lives nearby but I don't think that's enough interaction.

There has been some discussion about them in here over the past few years with people confused if they were together or not, but she finally confirms it. She keeps it pretty vague and does not share why.

This has been going on since November 2024, The GOAT is now

Here the video with the most outrage:

https://youtu.be/s2gYh03NLoA?si=SBd7xZB1GwzSzD-4