ZDT CHILLSTREAM AS PREDICTED, MOLD, APIZZA [ZeroDarkTony] / September 8, 2026 / YouTube / jKqPsUjEKys
Stream also included a conditional reporting threat tied to any further posts D’Amato characterized as harassing.
Anthony R. D’Amato, Jr., better known as ZeroDarkTony, spent much of his September 8, 2026 YouTube livestream talking about a Pennsylvania criminal case. He mistakenly claimed that Krackhead Kenny had pleaded guilty to two counts of criminal harassment and received a $300 fine, though the detail about two counts was incorrect. D’Amato also mentioned, without going into detail, that the same person faced further legal issues beyond a fee hearing already set for October 2026. Additionally, he told viewers that any more harassing posts would prompt him to report those responsible.
“Watch His Step and Leave Me Alone”
D’Amato stated on stream that the court had been explicit that the Pennsylvania harassment-related case should be resolved permanently, and warned that a return to the courtroom “for the same thing” would not go well for the defendant. He then issued a conditional reporting statement to his audience, saying that “if I see one more harassing text video post from any of yous that it’s going to be the last one because then I will report it.” The warning was framed as a response to ongoing conduct he claimed to be monitoring.
Exhibit A
In this clip, D’Amato hints that he “may or may not know somebody,” in Pennsylvania, portraying that he might have the inside scoop due to his connections there.
Timestamps: [unavailable] | Open clip in new tab
Exhibit B
D’Amato tells his audience, “I just, I know this, but I’m not going to say how, what, where, when, why, but he’s got more problems coming in court,” adding that the trouble extends beyond the fee hearing already scheduled for October.
Timestamps: 00:37:17 – 00:39:12 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato explicitly declined to identify the source or nature of the claimed legal trouble, saying only that the target “just doesn’t know it yet.” He characterized the defendant’s situation as one that warranted pulling back, noting “maybe he should pump the brakes.” The claim is unverified and D’Amato offered no documentation on stream.
Exhibit C
D’Amato addresses his audience after what he described as a screenshot shared in chat, saying, “You just pled guilty to two counts of criminal harassment in Pennsylvania,” and following it with a mocking “What are you going to do? I’m going to Disneyland.” Krackhead Kenny did not plead guily to two counts of criminal harassment in this case. The two misdemeanor charges against him were dropped and he plead guilty to what amounted to a speeding ticket.
Timestamps: 00:54:16 – 00:56:10 | Open clip in new tab
The clip captures D’Amato repeating the guilty plea framing twice in quick succession to his audience, amplifying the court outcome in a mocking register. He closed the segment by addressing @SisterBrightZoey who had congratulated Krackhead Kenny on his livestream for beating the charges. “Thanks for the screenshot, stupid.”
Taken together, the three clips establish that D’Amato used the September 8 stream to publicly characterize an individual’s Pennsylvania criminal harassment guilty plea incorrectly, assert knowledge of further undisclosed legal proceedings, and issue a conditional reporting threat to his audience, all of which are now part of the archived evidentiary record for this session.
Sources
- Original YouTube Video
- Full SRT Transcript
- Full Text Transcript
- Full Chat Transcript
- Date: 2026-09-08
- Stream ID: YOUTUBE · jKqPsUjEKys