Richard C. Meyer, the man behind the Comics & Diversity YouTube channel, published a deceptive video about the Reveal podcast episode regarding Comicsgate. It doesn’t appear Meyer listened to the episode. Instead, it seems he based his video critique solely on an article published on Bounding into Comics about the podcast episode. Bounding into Comics is …
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This just in, Boogie2988 is a terrible person
Steven Williams, the man who plays the Boogie2988 character on YouTube, has been embroiled in controversy. A 20-year-old cam girl and porn actress, Lucy Foxx, has accused Boogie2988 of mental abuse during their ten-week relationship.
He of course as denied the accusation. That’s what Boogie2988 does when accused of anything, even word-for-word direct quotes from something he’s said; he denies, denies, denies. The then proclaims the person quoting him is a hater and wants to see him die.
I’m extremely thankful to have health insurance
I’m so, so thankful I have health insurance. I received a statement in the mail from the University of Maryland Medical Center for the surgery to remove part of my large bowel last month. Because I have health insurance, my out of pocket cost for the whole thing was zero. I’m lucky to have health insurance. …
Perfect example why I don’t like Boogie2988
Sometimes people ask me what I have against Boogie2988. First of all, Boogie2988 is not a real person. He’s a character played by Steven Williams. Not only is it a character, what version of the character you get depends greatly on the platform on which you view it. If you watch Boogie2988 on YouTube, you’ll …
Boogie2988 threatens suicide in a Twitter argument
The man who plays Boogie2988 on YouTube, Steven Williams, was in a Twitter argument with someone and he threatened to kill himself. The person reading this threat called the authorities who in turn performed a welfare check on Boogie2988. There was a knock on the door and when he answered it, he found police, firemen, …
I’m a famous YouTuber. Now pay my hospital bills
There’s a guy named Wedge. That’s not his government name. That’s his online name. He runs a popular Magic: The Gathering YouTube channel called The Mana Source. While in Las Vegas for a Magic: The Gathering tournament, Wedge experienced debilitating back pain. The next morning, he awoke to find out he couldn’t move his legs. Someone called …