APEX Legends _ ZDT COFFEE TALK RIP PATRICK, LEMONS, FELTED 2026-04-20 10 _ 58 [ZeroDarkTony]
While discussing the murder case of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas during a recent livestream, Anthony R. D’Amato, Jr., also known as ZeroDarkTony, abruptly turned from the LAPD press conference to his own online critics.
“They’re the exact same.”
The comparison came moments after police described the investigation into D4vd aka David Burke, who prosecutors accused of murdering and dismembering the teenage g girl. As the press conference audio continued playing in the background, ZeroDarkTony compared unnamed online adversaries to the accused killer and described them as:
“Malicious murderous hearted fucking dick bags.”
The stream repeatedly escalated in this way — moving from ordinary internet feuds into discussions of conspiracies, police reports, lawsuits, terrorism, and violent criminal mentality.
Exhibits
Exhibit A — “You’re Going to Find Yourself in a Fucking Courtroom”
Earlier in the stream, ZeroDarkTony framed his critics as participants in a coordinated campaign against him.
“What people have done to me is nothing short of a conspiracy.”
Moments later, the rhetoric escalated further:
“And one day, you’re going to find yourself in a fucking courtroom.”
Timestamp: 00:29:16 – 00:31:16
The segment established the tone for the rest of the broadcast. Critics were described not as isolated trolls or hostile viewers, but as people allegedly “working together” in ways that would eventually lead to legal consequences.
The language was not hypothetical. Throughout the stream, ZeroDarkTony repeatedly referenced lawsuits, investigations, police reports, restraining orders, and criminal charges.
Exhibit B — “They’re the Exact Same”
The stream’s most jarring turn came during extended commentary about the murder investigation involving David Burke and Celeste Revis.
As Los Angeles police officials discussed forensic evidence, dismembered remains, and allegations involving a minor, ZeroDarkTony interrupted the press conference audio to compare his own critics to the accused killer.
“These invisible fucking fucktard goons are no different than this David guy.”
Then, seconds later:
“They’re the exact same.”
Timestamp: 00:32:25 – 00:41:55
The comments transformed an online feud into something darker and more extreme. Rather than describing critics as harassers or obsessives, the streamer repeatedly framed them as people sharing the mentality of violent criminals.
Later in the segment, he described adversaries as:
“Same mentality. Same fucking lying sack of shit. Malicious murderous hearted fucking dick bags.”
The effect was surreal at times: an active homicide press conference continued playing while the streamer folded online critics into the narrative of murder, deception, and criminal pathology.
Exhibit C — “Names Aren’t in Police Reports, It’s Coming”
Minutes later, the rhetoric escalated again.
“And if you think that these invisible idiots names aren’t in police reports, it’s coming.”
The statement came during a discussion about harassment, gang activity, and the extremist “764” group. ZeroDarkTony repeatedly argued that unnamed adversaries shared “the same mentality” as organized criminal actors.
At one point, he stated:
“The invisible idiots who have targeted me are the same thing as the 764 group.”
Timestamp: 00:42:49 – 00:44:39
The stream increasingly framed critics not simply as disruptive viewers, but as dangerous people who would eventually face police scrutiny and legal retaliation.
Exhibit D
Exhibit D — “This Is a Group of Terrorists”
Timestamp: 00:45:33 – 00:47:17
By the end of the sequence, the rhetoric had escalated even further.
“You know, this is a group of terrorists.”
ZeroDarkTony followed the statement by discussing lawsuits, restraining orders, and criminal charges while insisting that critics would continue making things “worse for themselves.”
“These are people that are going to get sued, charged, restraining orders will be filed.”
Timestamp: 00:45:33 – 00:47:17
The progression across the stream was striking. Critics were first described as conspirators, then compared to violent offenders, then linked to gang-style extremism, and finally labeled terrorists.
What began as commentary about online detractors evolved into repeated references to prosecution, criminal mentality, and formal punishment — rhetoric that treated unnamed critics not merely as opponents, but as threats deserving legal and law-enforcement action.
Sources
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- Date: 2026-04-20
- Stream ID: YOUTUBE · dJH73ok670w