APEX Legends – ZDT CHILLSTREAM CHATCHKIS, CHEE-P TRICK, 400lb LIFE [ZeroDarkTony] / July 26, 2026 / YouTube / vnbgtqnavec
Stream also includes a racist “cereal” bit and extended dehumanizing commentary targeting a woman identified as “Chee.”
Anthony R. D’Amato, Jr., also known as ZeroDarkTony, issued a conditional threat of pepper spray against a rival streamer he called “Boss” during a July 26, 2026, YouTube livestream. The same stream included a separate announcement that unspecified audience members would receive legal subpoenas, extended appearance-based mockery targeting a woman identified as “Chee,” and a segment in which D’Amato outlined a concept for what he called “racist cereals” targeting multiple ethnic groups.
“Come Up to Me and Get Pepper Sprayed”
D’Amato addressed Boss directly across two segments, framing any approach by Boss as grounds for chemical deterrent. He stated the threat in explicit conditional terms: “so if you come near me, pepper spray. Right in your mouth. I won’t miss with that chin. I won’t miss with that pepper spray with that chin.”
In a separate segment, D’Amato broadened his stated legal posture toward the wider audience watching from rival channels, declaring, “some of you dumb fucks are going to get some subpoenas and that’s going to… get interesting.” He described his planned legal action as throwing “the fucking heater on this one,” adding that his opponents would not “be able to get a stick on it.”
The appearance-mockery segment targeting Chee ran for several minutes. D’Amato said, among other lines, “looking at her is like putting your face in ammonia” and described her as someone who “could jump up and grab a rope” with her teeth. A second voice on stream contributed: “She can catch a fish.” D’Amato responded, “She doesn’t need to use her hands.”
Exhibit A
D’Amato lays out the conditional pepper-spray threat in explicit terms, stating, “What, am I getting paid? No. Pepper spray. That’s the answer.” He frames the scenario as a deliberate choice over physical confrontation, repeating the threat twice with the added detail “right in your mouth.”
Timestamps: 00:17:04 – 00:19:09 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato’s own framing makes the conditionality explicit: the threat applies specifically if Boss approaches him in person. He separately frames the alternative (“I’m not gonna fucking throw fucking hands with this idiot”) as the reason pepper spray is his stated response, not physical combat.
Exhibit B
Addressing viewers he associates with rival channels, D’Amato states, “Because some of you dumb fucks are going to get some subpoenas and that’s going to… get interesting.” He describes his legal posture in sports terms, saying, “when I throw the fucking heater on this one, you ain’t gonna be able to get a stick on it.”
Timestamps: 00:35:17 – 00:38:48 | Open clip in new tab
The targets of the stated subpoenas are not identified by name. D’Amato closes the segment by noting that “some of yous have taken too much interest in my privacy for far too long,” indicating the legal threat is framed as a response to what he characterizes as unwanted attention to his personal information.
Exhibit C
D’Amato delivers a sustained series of appearance-based insults directed at Chee, including comparisons to ammonia and a whale filter-feeding. “She can catch a fish.” D’Amato says, “She doesn’t need to use her hands.”
Timestamps: 00:56:19 – 01:03:54 | Open clip in new tab
The segment runs several minutes without interruption and includes no shift in tone or retraction. D’Amato describes Chee’s appearance as “torturous” and states the only scenario worse than her current appearance would be having “been pretty” before some disfiguring event from battery acid.
Exhibit D
D’Amato describes a concept for a line of “racist cereals” covering multiple ethnic groups, stating, “I want to make a whole line of racist cereals. I’ll make them for Italians, Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, I’ll do it all.” He then delivers his stated centerpiece joke: “one thing that will be missing from the black cereal is a father.”
Timestamps: 01:16:02 – 01:19:14 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato frames the material as comedy, saying, “that’s a clean joke you could use on a public stage. Nobody would be offended at a comedy club about that.”
He presents the framing as a defense in the same breath as the joke.
All four clips are drawn from a single YouTube broadcast and are preserved in the archived record linked above, with chat logs from 12 accounts.
Sources
- Original YouTube Video
- Full SRT Transcript
- Full Text Transcript
- Full Chat Transcript
- Date: 2026-07-26
- Stream ID: YOUTUBE · vnbgtqnavec