If you’re like me, you probably wondered how Newsweek reporter Steven Asarch learned about Boogie2988’s lame attempt to bait members of r/SamandTolki. You can read the article he wrote here. Wonder no more because Asarch shared this info on Twitter: Boogie cold-called Steven Asarch at midnight to whine and complain about a subreddit? What a …
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Steven Williams, the man who plays Boogie2988 on YouTube, posted a new video attempting to discredit participants of the subreddit group r/SamandTolki. Over the last couple of years, it’s become the de facto gathering place documenting all of Boogie2988’s lies. It’s a subreddit I visit frequently. When I first began noticing how much Boogie lied …
Boogie2988 told his Twitch audience while playing World of Warcraft Classic that his critics are worse than rapists or Nazis.
In the wake of a mass shooting at a Texas Walmart last weekend that killed 22 people, Walmart sent a memo to store managers instructing them to remove all violent video game signs and displays. Not the games, just the signs and displays.
Youtuber Christopher Tom has put together a well-made, comprehensive video explaining why so many people are unsubscribing from Boogie2988’s YouTube channel.
Boogie2988 was going to treat himself to a $100K Tesla X until he changed his mind. Why did he do that? The answer depends on what day it is.