ZDT CHILLSTREAM FUGAZI, SLUSH, PATHOLOGICAL [ZeroDarkTony] / September 26, 2026 / YouTube / Wty1S-5JELA
D’Amato frames a drunk-driving injury as cosmic justice while promising to surface the identities of those he says harassed him.
Anthony R. D’Amato, Jr., also known as ZeroDarkTony, made a series of statements during a September 26, 2026 YouTube livestream directed at people he described as having targeted him and his family online. The stream included a confrontational challenge addressed to unidentified individuals, extended remarks characterizing a reported drunk-driving injury as deserved retribution, and a stated plan to identify those he holds responsible.
“Come Up to Me, You Coward Ass Little Bitch”
D’Amato opened the documented segment by describing ongoing harassment of his elderly mother and addressing whoever he held responsible. He said, “if you’re so vehement about getting at me… why don’t you step to my face and tell me that you’re the person that sent stuff like that to my mom? Come up to me, you coward ass little bitch.”
He then shifted to what he described as a pattern originating from a single individual, stating, “the call is coming from inside the house.” D’Amato then reported that someone he described as having “terrorized” him had recently been injured in a serious crash. He claimed the individual was drunk driving in Maine, “crashed and they went through the windshield,” and was “in intensive care, might not make it.”
He framed the event explicitly as “the curse of ZDT,” adding that a person named Alonzo had also “caught a piece of it.” While D’Amato stated, “I don’t sit here and wish that on people, I really don’t,” he went on to say, “windshield, tumors, cancer… it’s going to hit every single one of you.” He attributed these outcomes to the universe rather than to any action of his own, saying, “I don’t have to do a thing.”
Later in the stream, D’Amato announced his intention to surface the identities of the individuals involved. He stated, “we are going to find out who you are,” adding, “there’s nothing you could do about it because it’s perfectly legal, reasonable, ethical.” He characterized the effort as a legal pursuit and solicited donations via Venmo, Cash App, and PayPal toward what he described as a legal fundraiser. He acknowledged the appearance of the statements directly, saying, “it’s not a threat.”
Exhibit A
D’Amato tells his audience that unnamed individuals “continue to harass her, by the way, to this day,” referring to his mother, then addresses whoever is responsible directly: “Why don’t you step to my face and tell me that you’re the person that sent stuff like that to my mom? Come up to me, you coward ass little bitch.”
Timestamps: 00:08:47 – 00:10:40 | Watch with a free account
The challenge is addressed to unidentified individuals and framed as a response to claimed harassment of D’Amato’s mother. D’Amato does not name a specific target or direct an audience action; the language is confrontational and personal, aimed at whoever he holds responsible.
Exhibit B
D’Amato describes a reported drunk-driving crash involving someone he identifies as a critic, says the person may not survive, and frames it as cosmic consequence: “That is the curse of ZDT… if you do harm, you will receive harm… windshield, tumors, cancer. Okay, you get it. Maybe you don’t get it yet. But it’s coming around.”
Timestamps: 00:19:58 – 00:25:03 | Watch with a free account
D’Amato explicitly disclaims personal agency throughout, attributing outcomes to “the universe” and stating, “I don’t sit here and wish that on people.” He in fact, has wished for and hoped for harm on his stream, many times. He characterizes the reported injury as earned, extends the prediction to others by name of harm type, and states that the crash victim’s mother “has also kind of gotten what they deserve.” The clip documents D’Amato celebrating and predicting harm framed as supernatural consequence rather than any action he would take.
Exhibit C
D’Amato states his intention to identify the individuals he holds responsible: “We are going to find out who you are. And there’s nothing you could do about it because it’s perfectly legal, reasonable, ethical.” He also states, “it’s not a threat,” and frames the effort as connected to a legal fundraiser he solicits donations for in the same segment.
Timestamps: 00:37:31 – 00:41:24 | Watch with a free account
D’Amato characterizes the identification effort as legal and ethical and ties it explicitly to a stated legal strategy, not an audience directive. He describes prior outreach as a “negotiation” that “has been thrown back in my face,” adding, “there’s always other ways,” without specifying what those ways are. Taken together, the three clips establish a documented pattern across the September 26 stream: a confrontational challenge to unnamed individuals, approving remarks about a reported serious injury framed as deserved consequence, and a stated intent to identify those D’Amato holds responsible, with an associated donation solicitation for legal costs.
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- Date: 2026-09-26
- Stream ID: YOUTUBE · Wty1S-5JELA
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