APEX Legends – ZDT AFTERSHOW JOHN Q PLUBLIC, POWDER, LOW IQ LAW SCHOOL [ZeroDarkTony] / July 30, 2026 / YouTube / lnWJVFLMIaM
D’Amato also stated that personal information would surface through public court records as a result of planned litigation.
Anthony R. D’Amato, Jr., also known as ZeroDarkTony, threatened a group of unidentified online critics with civil subpoenas, copyright strikes, and felony conspiracy charges during a July 30, 2026 YouTube livestream. The stream, titled “ZDT AFTERSHOW JOHN Q PLUBLIC, POWDER, LOW IQ LAW SCHOOL,” included extended segments in which D’Amato described his litigation plans in detail and addressed critics directly on camera.
“If I Have It My Way, You Will Be Charged with Felony Conspiracy”
D’Amato claimed the ongoing criticism he was receiving qualified as harassment, stating on stream that he had asked those involved to stop “a hundred times.” He announced plans to file civil actions, obtain subpoenas, and compile clips and screenshots as evidence, stating he intended to present this material on poster boards before a judge and jury. He also threatened copyright strikes against what he described as one to five rival channels, stating the process would take him roughly 90 seconds to initiate. D’Amato addressed the doxxing question directly, saying critics would have their information exposed not by him but through the public court record. He stated: “It’s going to be on the public court record. I’m not doxxing anybody. You’re the ones who fucking did it.” He also referenced a prior case involving a person he identified as “Scotty Bumalati,” framing that matter as a precedent for how the current litigation would proceed.
Exhibit A
D’Amato issues a copyright strike threat and states, “I will see you in court,” addressing an unidentified critic directly and adding that the strike process would “take me fucking 90 seconds.”
Timestamps: 00:21:12 – 00:23:13 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato also states, “I’mma start wiping out some fucking pages,” without specifying which pages or platforms he means. The clip establishes the opening escalation pattern: a copyright strike threat paired with a litigation warning, delivered in quick succession.
Exhibit B
D’Amato states, “I’m not doxxing anybody,” while simultaneously explaining that critics’ identifying information will appear on public court records through the litigation he is planning, and adds, “When you have to come to court to fight the subpoena or whatever, that’s when we’re gonna serve you other papers.”
Timestamps: 00:25:35 – 00:27:34 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato explicitly denies doxxing intent while describing a litigation process he claims will produce the same outcome via public record. The clip also contains his statement, “I can’t wait to see the look on your face when I get you in that courtroom, you cocksucker,” which is the sharpest personal address in the segment.
Exhibit C
D’Amato describes his planned court presentation in detail, stating he will mount screenshots on large poster boards for display before a judge and jury, and tells critics: “The judge is going to get to see it.”
Timestamps: 00:29:42 – 00:35:14 | Open clip in new tab
D’Amato states on stream that he knows how to obtain subpoenas and that “all the bells and whistles are going into this declaration.” He also states, “if I have it my way, you will be charged with felony conspiracy,” framing the group of critics as a coordinated unit subject to criminal exposure, though he does not identify any specific individuals by name in this segment. Taken together, the three clips document D’Amato stating, across a single stream, his intent to pursue civil subpoenas, copyright strikes, and what he described as felony conspiracy charges against unidentified online critics, with the litigation plans detailed at a level of procedural specificity unusual for a livestream context.
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- Date: 2026-07-30
- Stream ID: YOUTUBE · lnWJVFLMIaM