i c u circling the drain [STICKER CHICK] / October 26, 2026 / YouTube / vvuSCvD5EKg
Three days after his messages were removed from her chat, ZeroDarkTony was back, and Sticker Chick read his jokes on air.
On Monday night, Oct. 26, Meena Khattak, who streams on YouTube as Sticker Chick, spent five hours with two co-hosts answering Scott Hochstetter, a streamer known as DOA, who had criticized her on his own stream the day before. Anthony R. D’Amato Jr., who streams as ZeroDarkTony, spent part of the night in her chat, posting jokes about Hochstetter, many of them about his weight. On Oct. 23, every message he posted in the same chat was removed, as Hero Not Zero reported.
This time most of them stayed up, and Khattak read some of them to her audience. D’Amato and Hochstetter are opponents in court. Hochstetter asked a judge for a restraining order against D’Amato and did not get one; D’Amato then asked the court to make Hochstetter pay his attorney’s fees, lost, and has appealed. In a separate criminal case, a court has ordered D’Amato to stay away from a teenager for 10 years. The panel also spent long stretches speculating about Hochstetter’s past and accusing him of crimes. Hero Not Zero has seen no court finding behind those accusations and is not repeating them here.
Who is on screen: Khattak is in the middle tile on the left, labeled “sticker chick.” The tile above hers belongs to a co-host the panel calls Shelby, and the tile below shows a still photo for a co-host called K2. Hochstetter is heard only in recordings of his stream that the panel played. The captions in each clip name the speaker.
“The Best DOA Impression”
Exhibit A: “I think ZDT does the best DOA impression”
Timestamps: Video, 1:23:30 to 1:24:01 (8:05 p.m. Pacific). Captions name each speaker. | Watch with a free account
D’Amato’s first message of the night appeared a little after 8 p.m. Khattak read it aloud seconds later and told viewers, “I think ZDT does the best DOA impression.” A few minutes later he posted “Return of the Gunt,” using slang for a protruding belly.
“If Your Name Is DOA”
Exhibit B: “I am going to body shame you”
Timestamps: Video, 2:47:43 to 2:48:42 (9:29 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Pacific). Captions name each speaker. | Watch with a free account
At about 9:30 p.m., the panel played a passage in which Hochstetter talked about body shaming the hosts. Khattak answered: “I thought you didn’t like body shaming. Oh, you have no integrity… If your name is DOA, bitch, I am going to body shame you.” Hochstetter, she said, was “making fun of me for just, like, gender-affirming stuff, you know, makeup.” Hochstetter had mocked her looks; on the stream the panel played, he asked whether it was body shaming “if it’s not really their body.” In the hour before Khattak’s answer, D’Amato’s posts in her chat included “50 Shades of Gunt” and “50 Pounds of 400 Pounds.”
Hero Not Zero’s Report, Read Back
On his Oct. 25 stream, Hochstetter read from Hero Not Zero’s Oct. 23 report, and the panel answered it. The report had quoted Khattak saying she hoped D’Amato’s appeal of the fee ruling “works out.” Hochstetter paraphrased it as “she thinks that the appeal is going to work out.” Khattak called that “a lie,” then repeated the words Hero Not Zero had quoted: “I said, I hope that the appeal works out.”
Exhibit C: “They will follow him to the end of the earth”
Timestamps: Video, 4:03:08 to 4:03:57 (10:45 p.m. Pacific). Captions name each speaker. | Watch with a free account
On Oct. 23, Khattak said that HeroLightCody, an account associated with Hero Not Zero, “has made it his life’s mission to, in my opinion, kill Tony.” On Monday, at about 10:45 p.m., she restated it: “I think that they will follow him to the end of the earth as long as he’s online.” HeroLightCody had answered her the day before in a Substack post that said the panel had cited no example, and asked anyone with a Hero Not Zero post, video or comment telling D’Amato or anyone else to harm themselves to send it in. A recording of Hochstetter reading that post played on the panel’s stream early in the night. No one on the panel named an example.
“She Should Just Live in the Hospital”
At about 10:15 p.m., Khattak turned to another streamer, a woman who had mocked Khattak’s looks in Hochstetter’s chat. For about half an hour, the panel played clips of her streams and mocked her health, weight and home. Khattak, who said the woman had recently been in the hospital, gave her reason: “I didn’t invite this. She did.” Hero Not Zero is not naming the streamer and has blurred her footage.
Exhibit D: “She should just live in the hospital”
Timestamps: Video, 3:40:34 to 3:41:16 (10:22 p.m. to 10:23 p.m. Pacific). Captions name each speaker. The other streamer’s footage blurred by Hero Not Zero. | Watch with a free account
The segment began less than an hour after Khattak objected to being mocked for her makeup. She closed the night with a message for Hochstetter: “I’m not ever gonna sue you, bitch, but definitely we’ll respond. As will everyone you’re talking about.”
Sources
Video: Sticker Chick, “i c u circling the drain,” YouTube, Oct. 26, 2026 (vvuSCvD5EKg). Times are Pacific. Speaker names come from Hero Not Zero’s transcript, checked against the on-screen tiles. Earlier statements: Sticker Chick, “LAST SEASON VIBES,” Oct. 23, 2026 (WTLjubD_fO4); HeroLightCody, “I’m the ‘Self-Righteous Character.’ Here’s What I Actually Do,” Substack, Oct. 25, 2026.
- Original YouTube Video
- Date: 2026-10-26
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