APEX Legends – ZDT COFFEE HOUR SLIDER, SCHIZO, SULLIED, ZeroDarkTony / July 21, 2026 / YouTube / cBEi7yRxF5w
Stream also includes D’Amato’s claims that a Telegram contact constitutes a direct restraining-order violation and that subpoenas are coming for chat members.
Anthony R. D’Amato, Jr., also known as ZeroDarkTony, spent a significant portion of a July 21, 2026 YouTube livestream describing what he characterized as doxxing and harassment of his audience members, which he claimed violated an existing restraining order. He stated he intended to report the conduct to a detective and anticipated subpoenas for chat members of the channel he named. Later in the same stream, D’Amato directed a sustained series of remarks at named individuals, expressing repeated wishes that they drink themselves into a coma, wrap a car around a telephone pole, and drive into a building. D’Amato claimed on stream to hold a five-year restraining order against an unnamed individual and alleged that talking about a Telegram message to his audience member named “Coco” constituted indirect contact in violation of that order. Many critics have repeated “Telegram for Coco” in jest to make fun of the relationship between D’Amato and his moderator. He also stated he was waiting for clips before forwarding the matter to a detective.
“I Hope She Has a Lot to Drink and Then Goes and Picks Up Jen DeLeon and Then They Wrap the Fucking Car Around a Telephone Pole”
D’Amato’s remarks about named individuals Kat Ocean, Jen DeLeon, and a person referred to as Sunshine escalated across the latter portion of the stream. He framed his expressed wishes for harm as a reciprocal response to their alleged indifference to his own sobriety, stating: “These people don’t give a shit about my sobriety. I don’t give a shit about theirs.” He stated he would celebrate negative outcomes for the named individuals and described getting a cake shaped like a wrecked car. He also sang a modified version of a well-known song, substituting lyrics to encourage Kat Ocean to drink.
Exhibit A
D’Amato states on stream, “Doxing and harassing members of my audience is a violation of the order and I’m going to report it.” He frames the doxxing conduct as grounds for a report, characterizing the behavior as a legal violation rather than merely objectionable.
Timestamps: 00:05:46 – 00:07:59 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato repeats the phrase “that doxing is not okay” multiple times and states he will report the conduct. The clip establishes that he was aware of alleged doxxing targeting his audience and described it as a violation of a legal order.
Exhibit B
D’Amato states, “I won’t be doxing names on my channel… when I do get the subpoena shit, I’m not going to dox it on my channel,” explicitly noting subpoenas as an anticipated outcome. He also states that “some of the people in his chat are going to be subpoenaed and he’s causing that,” attributing the legal exposure to a named third party.
Timestamps: 00:10:31 – 00:12:27 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato’s stated refusal to publish names himself is paired in the same breath with a prediction that subpoenas will expose chat members. The clip documents both his awareness of the ongoing legal process and his stated boundary around publishing private information on his own channel.
Exhibit C
D’Amato states, “That telegram for Coco, that’s indirect contact. That’s a direct violation of the order. I’m going to… send it to the detective. I’m just waiting for the fucking clips.” He characterizes the Telegram message as actionable evidence he intends to forward to law enforcement.
Timestamps: 00:20:27 – 00:22:21 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato names a specific audience member, identifies a specific platform, and states a specific intended action: reporting to a detective. The clip establishes his claimed evidentiary basis for asserting a restraining-order violation.
Exhibit D
Addressing doxxing of a woman in his audience, D’Amato says, “You scared a lady by putting her private information online. Oh, boy. That’s why you’re a loser.” He then adds, “I also understand it because I’ve been through it… you never know which one of these fucking goblins is going to fucking show up at your door.”
Timestamps: 00:29:39 – 00:31:34 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato condemns the doxxing while simultaneously describing the physical safety risk he associates with it. The clip documents his on-stream characterization of private information exposure as dangerous and personally familiar.
Exhibit E
D’Amato states, “I hope she has a lot to drink and then goes and picks up Jen Deleon and then they wrap the fucking car around a telephone pole. That would be fun,” referring by name to Kat Ocean and Jen, his rival’s moderator. The same clip includes, “Hopefully, Kat Ocean doesn’t plow her car into the courthouse. And I hope Sunshine’s in the backseat.”
Timestamps: 01:03:16 – 01:11:05 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato names three individuals and expresses wishes, on stream, for drunk-driving crashes involving each of them. He does not frame these statements as jokes or hypotheticals; he states “that would be fun” and “that would be funny.”
Exhibit F
Continuing from the same segment, D’Amato states, “Anything bad that happens to them is funny,” then adds, “I’d celebrate. I’d get a cake. I’d get a cake that was shaped like a wrecked car.” He also sings a modified drinking song addressed to Kat Ocean and states, “I just hope that this individual doesn’t hurt anyone in their relapse.”
Timestamps: 01:03:16 – 01:14:05 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato’s closing qualifier, that he hoped the individual “doesn’t hurt anyone,” appears after sustained wishes for the opposite outcome and is preserved here in full as stated. The clip documents the full arc of the remarks, from the initial expressed wishes through the modified song to the closing caveat. The six clips collectively document D’Amato, on a single stream, condemning doxxing of his own audience, claiming a restraining-order violation, stating intent to refer evidence to a detective, and then spending a sustained portion of the stream expressing wishes for serious physical harm to three named individuals.
Sources
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- Date: 2026-07-21
- Stream ID: YOUTUBE · cBEi7yRxF5w