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“We’re Going to Continue to Drag Her”: Threats and Superchats During a ZeroDarkTony Livestream

During a February 20, 2026 livestream, the YouTuber known as ZeroDarkTony threatened the online figure known as Krackhead Kenny, while also warning another critic, Scott (DOA), that he would begin targeting Scott’s friend Chee if the criticism continued.

The livestream featured threats toward multiple individuals, warnings of escalating retaliation, and accusations against critics, while viewers participated through Superchats and gifted channel memberships during the same segments of the broadcast.


What Happened

Throughout the broadcast, ZeroDarkTony repeatedly discussed Krackhead Kenny, warning that continuing the conflict could lead to escalating consequences.

In another portion of the stream, he addressed Scott, stating that if Scott continued speaking about him publicly he would begin targeting Scott’s friend Chee.

Later in the broadcast, the streamer turned his attention to an individual he referred to as “Rib Guy.” During that segment he claimed that Rib Guy was the same person as the commenter Blue Marlin and alleged that the individual operated numerous alternate accounts. No evidence for those claims was presented during the broadcast.


Monetizing

The livestream included paid audience participation through YouTube’s membership and Superchat features.

Chat records show:

  • 1 gifted membership from @AZCrimson
  • 5 gifted memberships from @SisterCaligra
  • a $20 paid message from @IMMINENCEFRONT

The @IMMINENCEFRONT account has been reported by critics to potentially be the same person associated with the @86GOPFOREVER account.

The paid message appeared during the portion of the stream attacking “Rib Guy” / Blue Marlin.

The message read:

“You should unblock all the Ribguy alts — none of his pears stream anymore and he needs some place to vent.”


Exhibits

Exhibit A

This clip contains a direct statement: “You’re going to fuck with the wrong one.” The segment is an example of strong intimidation and an implied threat of physical harm, delivered in a highly charged and confrontational tone.

Timestamp: 00:43:16 – 00:43:58

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Exhibit B

In this segment, ZeroDarkTony responds to commentary from Scott (DOA), warning that if Scott continues discussing him publicly, he will keep targeting Scott’s friend Chee.

Timestamp: 00:45:18 – 00:46:05

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“If you Scott, if you want me to keep telling the truth about Chee, we’re going to show some videos tomorrow night about Chee — about her fishnets and some even worse ones that we haven’t seen yet about Chee, Scott.

So keep it up and keep talking about me in my chat and we’re still — and we’re going to continue to fucking drag her.

And it’s easy because it’s the truth.”

Exhibit C

Jared, there are still people that have the resources to make things very difficult for you… It’s not going to get you anywhere… All of your best thinking put you in this prison mentality for life.”

Timestamp: 00:50:13 – 00:51:54

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In this segment, ZeroDarkTony directly addresses Krackhead Kenny while warning that people with “resources” could make things “very difficult” for him. During the same passage he says Jared is “walking closer to the edge” and describes him as having a “prison mentality for life.”

The remarks frame the conflict as escalating consequences if Jared continues the dispute.

Exhibit D

Here, ZeroDarkTony imagines a prison scenario in which commissary packages would make Krackhead Kenny a target for other inmates.

They’re going to smell all that bitch all over him.
They’re going to take advantage of him.

Timestamp: 01:00:47 – 01:01:27

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And we’re going to make sure that we send him a nice big basket so that the other inmates can see that he’s getting baskets because they’re going to want his stuff.

We’re going to send honey buns, coffee, smoked mackerel.
We’re going to send all the good shit.”

Here, the supposed benevolence of “sending” goods is couched as a calculated way to draw unwanted attention to a target in prison, exposing Kenny to possible exploitation or harm. The vivid imagery and collective phrasing heighten intimidation. This prison fantasy as intimidation scenario is one ZeroDarkTony uses often, even on his underage targets.

Exhibit E

In this segment, ZeroDarkTony discusses Krackhead Kenny’s employment while responding to comments from David B in the chat. During the exchange, he explains how someone might target Kenny’s job by circulating clips or information to an employer.

While describing what he says he would do in that situation, he adds:

“That’s what I would do, but I didn’t get him fired the first time.”

Timestamp: 01:03:05 – 01:03:50

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The remark references a prior incident in which Kenny lost a DoorDash job. During the broadcast that day, viewers report that ZeroDarkTony had taken credit for the termination, but in this segment he again denies being responsible.

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