APEX Legends _ ZDT NIGHTSHIFT PIZZA, APACHE, MISINFORMATION 2026-04-30 00 _ 23 [ZeroDarkTony]
Anthony R. D’Amato, Jr., also known as ZeroDarkTony, accused rival streamer “Streets” of committing “hate crimes,” organizing harassment campaigns, and making implied threats involving ZeroDarkTony’s mother during an April 30 livestream titled “APEX Legends _ ZDT NIGHTSHIFT PIZZA, APACHE, MISINFORMATION.”
The stream also included promotion of a rebranded “freedom fund,” attacks against rival creators, and repeated claims that critics had interfered with his monetization and livelihood.
The broadcast continued an ongoing conflict between ZeroDarkTony and creators connected to anti-Scientology livestream communities. Throughout the stream, ZeroDarkTony framed himself as the victim of coordinated harassment while escalating his rhetoric against rivals including Scott, also known as DOA. Viewer chat largely reinforced ZeroDarkTony’s claims, including support for his “freedom fund” and agreement with accusations directed at “Streets.”
No direct evidence was presented during the stream to substantiate the hate crime allegations or implied threat claims.
“He Wants To Go And Talk About How He Sees My Mother Take Her Groceries Out”
The central moment of the stream came when ZeroDarkTony accused “Streets” and his followers of organizing real-world harassment against him.
“What Streets did to me is hate crimes plain simple and he fucking knows it…”
ZeroDarkTony described being surrounded by people yelling accusations at him and framed the encounter as organized intimidation. He then escalated the allegations by referencing comments involving his mother.
“He wants to go and talk about how he sees my mother take her groceries out boy that well we’ll see…”
The remarks came while ZeroDarkTony discussed audience funding and denied accusations of grifting.
“My only grift right now is the fucking wish list for the cooking show…”
He also confirmed that his donation campaign had been renamed:
“The legal fund the freedom fund we call it now…”
ZDT clarified that his only current fundraising was through the wish list and the so-called “freedom fund,” rejecting accusations of grifting. Viewer chat during the stream appeared active, but did not show evidence of significant monetary support such as superchats, memberships, or tips.
The stream pushed the feud beyond online insults into allegations involving real-world intimidation and family members. ZeroDarkTony framed the conflict as a coordinated harassment campaign that had affected both his personal safety and his ability to create content.
At the same time, the stream mixed those accusations with active fundraising appeals. Although ZeroDarkTony referenced a “freedom fund,” he did not identify any active lawsuit or legal proceeding connected to the fundraiser during the broadcast.
“We’re Going To Watch Your Fat Ass Tonight”
The stream also included repeated attacks against rival creator Scott, also known as DOA. ZeroDarkTony mocked DOA’s appearance, weight, relationships, and personal life throughout extended portions of the show.
“We’re going to watch your fat ass tonight. We can hear you getting fatter.”
ZeroDarkTony also speculated about DOA’s relationships with women, mocked his RV lifestyle, and repeatedly claimed DOA “hates women.”
The stream additionally included homophobic slurs and repeated insults directed at critics and rival creators.
“ZDT Freedom Fund”
Viewer chat during the stream largely supported ZeroDarkTony’s framing of events.
User “ArtaxTheStupidHorse” referenced the alleged confrontation directly:
“Yeah it’s crazy. Streets doesn’t give an F about what could happen. Plus that human barricade was terrifying to see.”
The same user, also a moderator for ZDT, later posted payment links connected to ZeroDarkTony’s fundraising campaign:
“ZDT Freedom Fund: https://cash.app/$ZeroDarkTony. https://venmo.com/u/ZeroDarkTony.”
Other participants echoed accusations against “Streets” and characterized him as threatening or manipulative.
“Discombobulated_Charlie” wrote:
“He’s the biggest bully of them all”
Meanwhile, user “prenfen9226” defended ZeroDarkTony by claiming:
“you never went after HIS mom.”
The comment appeared despite ZeroDarkTony’s broader history of publicly attacking relatives and family tragedies connected to rivals, including repeated commentary involving “Streets” and his family – repeatedly attacking his mother and his deceased son.
“Go Get The Pitchforks And The Fucking Torches”
Elsewhere in the stream, ZeroDarkTony described critics and rival communities as mobs attempting to target him.
“Go get the pitchforks and the fucking torches. Let’s lynch that fucking motherfucker.”
ZeroDarkTony also claimed rivals had damaged his ability to monetize content and interfered with his work online.
“What they’ve done is they’ve really deprived a lot of people a lot of good solid honest educational fucking shit…”
During the stream, ZeroDarkTony framed “Streets” as a long-running source of harassment and intimidation. However, archived clips from earlier protests show ZeroDarkTony previously interacting cordially with Streets and other anti-Scientology protesters during livestream events.
One clip captured by SPSpanglish shows ZeroDarkTony approaching protesters, speaking politely with Streets, and appearing supportive of the protest activity at the time.
“Bring it on, ZDT. I’m waiting. Add me to ALL the lawsuits.” — TikTok clip.
The April 30 livestream centered on ZeroDarkTony’s claim that criticism from rival creators had escalated into organized harassment and implied threats involving his family. While the stream presented those allegations as fact, the broadcast primarily relied on ZeroDarkTony’s personal accounts and supportive viewer commentary rather than independently verified evidence.
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- Date: 2026-04-30
- Stream ID: YOUTUBE · IcPX3o3e6n4