APEX Legends – ZDT NIGHTSHIFT DINNER OPS, PUNCH CARD, DAVID B [ZeroDarkTony] / August 12, 2026 / YouTube / lKT328NNn1A
Anthony R. D’Amato, Jr., also known as ZeroDarkTony, directed extended hostile remarks toward a person he identified as David B during an August 12, 2026 YouTube livestream. The remarks included physical confrontation language, body-shaming commentary, and discussion of subpoenas and litigation D’Amato attributed to David B.
“Come Take It Off of Me”
D’Amato opened this segment by referencing a visit to the stream from a user he identified as AlTransMunson, whom chat logs confirm appeared briefly at 06:02 UTC before departing. He then pivoted to David B directly, who is a known associate of ZeroDarkTony’s rival DOA, issuing what he framed as an open physical challenge: “if you ever want the belt, come get it. Come take it off of me.” He qualified the remarks immediately, stating, “I really don’t like violence at all. I really don’t. I despise it,” and drew a distinction between “random violence on people in the street” and “competitive violence, like in a ring, you know, with a referee and releases signed and all that stuff.” Without that framing, D’Amato concluded the segment by stating, “if David B was in a room with me, he’d fucking be on his back showing me his belly. Like the dog that he is, he’d be on his back showing me his belly. He’d probably pee on the floor a little bit too.” Later in the stream, D’Amato turned to what he described as ongoing legal proceedings. He claimed to have called police on DOA on prior occasions and acknowledged the possibility of subpoenas, saying, “subpoena my account… I mean, of course I’ll object, but because this is truly a vexatious litigant, you know, he just wants to bring people into court just to fuck them, right? Not for any justice, not for any remedy.”
Exhibit A
D’Amato tells his audience that David B would submit to him physically, saying, “if David B was in a room with me, he’d fucking be on his back showing me his belly. Like the dog that he is, he’d be on his back showing me his belly.” The same segment opens with a challenge framed around competitive fighting, paired with an explicit disclaimer against “random violence.”
Timestamps: 00:19:31 – 00:21:42 | Watch with a free account
The clip establishes that D’Amato’s physical dominance language was directed at David B by name and delivered to a live audience. His stated aversion to violence and competitive-framing qualifier appear in the same breath as the challenge, and both are present in the recording.
Exhibit B
D’Amato addresses the litigation question directly, acknowledging, “there was some mentions of, you know, me calling the police,” and conceding he would object to a subpoena while characterizing DOA as “a vexatious litigant” pursuing court action “not for any justice, not for any remedy.”
Timestamps: 00:28:28 – 00:30:24 | Watch with a free account
D’Amato confirms on stream that he has called police on DOA during prior live broadcasts and states he anticipates and will contest a subpoena of his account. The clip places his characterization of DOA as a “vexatious litigant” on the record alongside his stated intention to object to legal process. Taken together, both clips document D’Amato’s pattern of naming David B and DOA together by identifier across multiple stream segments, combining physical dominance language with commentary on active or anticipated legal proceedings, all broadcast to a live audience.
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- Date: 2026-08-12
- Stream ID: YOUTUBE · lKT328NNn1A
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