YouTube commentator Peter Monn is currently in the hospital and recovering from a severe car crash where one person died. Peter and two other people injured in the crash are expected to recover.
Pot Roast the cat and her mom are an entertaining TikTok sensation with a loyal following. The owner of the account @Potroastsmom (on both Instagram and TikTok) has a wry, dark sense of humor and perfect comedic delivery that has amassed over 879k TikTok followers, and 43k Instagram followers. Her short videos are usually hilarious, but often quite emotional. Fans of the beloved cat were devastated to hear that she had been taken to the emergency vet a few days ago for a blood transfusion.
YouTuber Tati Westbrook has shut down her makeup brand Tati Beauty. Tati starts off the video by explaining that she’s swearing off crying in her videos. “This is a moment of strength, gratitude despite some dark days.” She then explains that she had to wait until things were final to announce that “Tati Beauty is closing its doors” and will no longer be selling products online.
Family vlogger Jordan Cheyenne forgot to edit out a scene from her vlog where she’s seen coaching her emotionally distraught son to appear “more sad” and repeat what she tells him. The son, who is genuinely upset of their dog’s Parvo diagnosis is already crying when his mother tells him to “look like he’s crying.” Genuinely crying ins’t enough for the vlog, so Jordan instructs her son how to pose to look more dramatic for the vlog and to create a more clickable thumbnail.
24-year-old James Saroka, who has been streaming on various online platforms for several years showcasing emotional abuse of his girlfriend who is now his wife, has been arrested in Pennsylvania on domestic violence charges for beating her on the side of the road.
30-year-old YouTuber Gabbie Hanna has called it quits with Payton Saxon, her boyfriend of 2 years. She announced the split as part of her new series STORYTIME: Confessions of a WashedUp YouTube HasBeen (Preface).
Both CreepShowArt and EmilyArtful are successful art YouTubers who at one point both reached over 500k subscribers each. One of them has lost over 100k subs in the past two weeks because it’s been exposed that she allegedly stalked the other for almost ten years because she’s her husband’s ex.
It’s been quite a day of real fighting for former Frenemies cohosts Trisha Paytas and Ethan Klein. Although Trisha has previously quit Frenemies twice, it looks like there is too much bad blood now, and a third time might stick.
One of the best true crime content being produced is on the YouTube channel JCS – Criminal Psychology, and the latest video published is absolutely fascinating. “What pretending to be crazy looks like” is a study of how humans who have committed a crime behave when they are trying to appear “insane” to the police in the hopes of evading consequences for their actions.
The Discovery+ examination of Greg Jackson Onision in Real Life resumed with a fourth episode this weekend after a several months-long hiatus. Now Sarah, a young woman who was groomed via the Internet to become friends with Onision and his husband Kai, and then engage in a sexual relationship once she reached 18, is speaking out via the Discovery+. She has previously shared her story with Chris Hanson on YouTube, but has asked that her name and identifying details be removed from the show’s previous episodes. She’s now ready to share her harrowing story on this platform.
Jeff Wittek has been using his YouTube platform to deliver a multi-part documentary about losing his left eye. Last summer David Dobrik invited his vlog squad team to Utah to take part in excavator stunts in the middle of a lake. David was operating the tractor during an accident that resulted in multiple life-threatening injuries. After several surgeries, Jeff was hopeful that he could have normal functioning in his eye, but the final episode that debuted Friday night starts off with the heartbreaking revelation that he’s lost vision and movement in his left eye months after the accident.
There is a popular TikTok account that until very recently went by the name “Daniel Dobrik” and features a guy who looks startingly like the notorious YouTube celeb who’s currently being cancelled over some very serious allegations and critiques about the entire culture surrounding his content. The David doppelganger has stated many times that he is David Dobrik’s brother, but is this really true?