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Not tryna say Coffeezilla isn't a bad guy but it's just makes me wonder if there is someone who is just like him and maybe will try one day to 1up him and talk trash and expose him? If there's anything to expose that is lol
i know, right? that's like an instant admission of guilt. anyone who watches coffee knows he comes with receipts. if it was someone dogging him with heresay, i might give credit to a "don't trust what so and so says." whoever brings facts gets the faith.
Like what. Coffeezilla doesn't NEED to do anything, he can just wait it out till the scam has run its course and till people involved implicate themselves in something, all their own doing. Obviously trying to stop it didn't actually do anything, people who should be listening plain don't listen.
@@SianaGearz The amazing thing is none of this scammers were ever prosecuted and continue to run scams after scam since there's always new marks to steal from. Plus they get rich and aren't afraid to show it since it's the best way to attract new marks.
Imagine being so insecure you literally have to put both KING and LEGEND in your name. "Hi, my name is SigmaChad Basedovich The God-Emperor Of Mankind, please buy my scam"
Not really, that kind of stuff goes both ways. However the video is strong evidence that Brian is TA. My family holds that mostly on principle, "blood is thicket than water and I don't want blood in my hands, I won't scratch your back and I don't expect you to scratch ours", so yeah family has no duty of covering criminal or immoral acts.
Most organized religions are scams, too, so it checks out. That's not to say spirituality or having religious beliefs are scams, but the moment anything gets organized, it becomes more susceptible to corruption.
There are some really smart people doing great things in crypto, but they are a small group compared to the scumbags who just try to take money from people in any way they can.
He also doesn't know the difference between ownership and possession. Or he really doesn't understand that you aren't allowed to just use the money that other people hand to you without giving them what you promised to sell them as well.
@0._.0 Imagine him working retail. "Well I was in front of the till so I owned everything in it. I just took what was mine. Nothing wrong with that is there?"
He “borrowed” 10k+ off them in his time of need, then embezzled millions and seemingly never payed them the 10k. Id become his biggest hater too all things considered
This is why financial literacy needs to be taught in schools. Not just how to balance a checkbook, but also how to spot scams/MLMs/predatory practices in general and avoid them.
In most states in America, not only do they not teach you how to balance your checkbook they don’t teach you how to do basic math. I tutored a neighbor recently. When he became confused with a math problem, I said “well you must’ve missed a step let’s go back and look in your book to see what you missed”. He said “we don’t use a book on “. WHAT!
Pretty sure they want to keep the masses financially illiterate since the people who do this kind of thing and those with power heavily profit from taking advantage of those who are poor and/or less financially educated. I think the omission of that sort of thing's teachability is intentional
This guy could just expose scammers, but instead he gives us subplots, production value, shows his process, explains the nuance…. All while messing with some scary dudes. So much respect.
well in todays time , journalists unfortunately aren't what they used to b , no matter where you're living . there are very few journalists today that dont create fake news to boost their careers while ignoring the real news
That's not saying much, we only have a handful worth their salt left and most of those have never really tackled crypto. I could see Adele Ferguson + 60 Minutes shredding this guy but she'd need time away from all the other scams she's probably fossicking through.
I kind of feel the production value, while high, is frivolous. The content is what matters most, and the 10 million dollar studio was a great framing device. And even as high as the production value is, you can still see it slipping in places that give it a weird video game beta kind of feel. IDK maybe it does drive engagement but I think Coffee built his empire on his excellent work, not flashy production.
He was on Lex Friedmans pod and JRE so he's being pushed further into the spotlight. This to got me thinking. One of the last things he said in this video is that crypto needs to be regulated. Governments around the world are already working towards or implementing CBDC's, central bank backed digital currency. It's obvious that no government will allow a competing currency against their national currency so what if Coffee is exposing all these scams so people will be more willing to accept CBDC's and not protest when every other crypto currency is made illegal. You can't create your own currency that challenges the dollar so why would anyone believe the FED would allow a crypto currency that challenges the FED coin? There's a possibility that Coffee is serving a purpose and that would help explain his sudden explosion in popularity and invention onto the biggest pods in America.
Trying to hold compulsive liars accountable is like trying to nail jello to the wall, the whole crypto community is a cult of gamblers LARPing as investors.
@@puffd4nnyYeah the bits could've came off wrong but he nailed them. If he were to get a fully funded show; I'd watch that over anything else on Netflix.
Coffeezilla is great at uncovering all these scams but the problem is no one that I can think of has been prosecuted that should be. Jay Manzini was arrested on a different charge and I don't even think his scams were brought up at all!!! Still he does bring awareness!
One simple rule one should keep in mind is, that the guys who know how to make money are not telling anyone, and the guys who are telling you how to make money want your money.
This is STEALING, it's not very complicated, and if you want to make a lot of money legitimately to need and education and SKILLS. It's not the mystery you think it is. Lol
Yeah I'm not getting this argument either. Coffee has uncovered scam after scam and one of the more common denominators is they already have money or a big enough platform that they don't need to scam their audience.
So says every "make millions from home!" bullshitter with with the mansion and the lambo in the youtube ad. They must all be honest folk just sharing their totally real moneymaking secret out of the goodness of their hearts!
Crypto. Where he is based? What juridiction apply? Who sue who where? Please remember that Crypto are made to not be protected by any juridiction and to print free money. Somehow, mission accomplished.
Yeah, it’s basically people thinking it’s the future and it could be if it was regulated by actual honest bodies with laws if broken, hold real consequences. Trusting random people to follow their own rules and not a group of people is just insane. Sucks to suck but that’s life.
You can start a company and scam people without any regulation, that's how it is and it also benefits the guys writting the rules. It's on purpose it is this way
@aesthesia5023 that is exactly how Trump operated to grow. He scammed people by a lot, not following his end of contracts and then said "F@$k off you can't get the money together to sue me & the government won't help after I scammed you". Pretty much exactly what the entire crypto space is.
Man these 42 min FLEW BY! Such a high quality vid! 🔥Can only hope people like Bryan Legend get prison time in the future, or people wake up to this type of scamming.
I've noticed Brian always says, "...Okay?" after he lies or when he wants you to believe in something. I'm sure his family would know more of his ticks but if I picked that up in a few minutes of this video... He's probably a bad liar IRL and the internet's depersonalization really helped him with his scams!
Bro, that last part with the victims is shattered my heart. I sick of all the people telling them to "Do yUOr ResEaRch," completely ignored the shoes those people had been on. Sure, there is stupid people, but don't underestimate what the pressure of desperation can do to people.
@@kwarra-an Yeah, cause otherwise it validates the mindset of those overseas scammers where they're like "elderly are stupid so they deserve to be scammed, and are also relatively richer".
and let's be honest- scammers scam desperate ppl bc they know they're less likely to go to the cops out of embarrassment. Which makes the scammer even more depraved.
@@nothobbesmufc949 precisely. If a scam happened, the fault is on the scammer, and the scammer only. What the victim does, at worst, is just negligence.
It's absolutely baffling that all it takes is a quick "TRUST ME BRO" and people will just throw their entire lifes savings at you without even a blink of an eye........its so incredibly wild to me......🤦🏻♀️
there's definitely a mental disconnect between tapping a few buttons on a screen compared to handing over thousands in cash. Lots of older people also find it difficult to understand the reach of the internet and that someone would even think of doing something like this.
@@mrtoad1408 part of it also come from the "community model". When "investors" able to know about and communicate with their peers, there's a perceived feeling of shared risk and reward. The illusion is that as the community grew larger, the risk of failing get smaller while at the same time the potential rewards get bigger. This is contrary to the common sense in investing: peers are generally adversary and agglomeration is a disadvantage. Same tactics are used by MLM and pyramid scheme to do recruitment and network expansion.
People want to believe. They want to believe even when they know they shouldn't. They feel others have things they want, and they feel like there is no other way to get it. They'll walk over live coals to drink lye, knowing it isn't the fountain of youth... But maybe, it could be...
@@FranNyan I don't know if you know how correct you are about that. Cults can be studied with the BITE model. Behavior, Information, Thought, and Emotion are the four things cults try to control before all else. Financial cults absolutely exist (look at MLMs, faux-FAs, cryptos, and NFTs), and this is exactly what you'll see. FUD is very much a concept baked into the I/T parts of the BITE model
Bravo to the mom and brother. They have guts, morals, ethics, great values and balls of steel. Even though someone is blood doesnt mean you should let them get away with vicious crimes. If it was something that only hurt brian or just something very minor I could see backing family up but they arent having any of this scumbag ruining peoples lives.
It's super sad that they tried to help him and they will never see that money back. That could have gone to their own retirements and/or just spent on something that might improve their own lives.
Something that needs to be remembered is that these arent necessarily people who KEEP getting scammed. A lot of people only get scammed once, but a lot of people do need to get scammed once to become wary. I'm just grateful I learned the lesson at 12 on a video game rather than at 25 losing six thousand dollars...
Please don't think you've failed. Every single person that sees videos like this and is steered away from malicious individuals like this, is a huge win all on it's own. You deserve to be proud of that
I love jordies reporting but the humour is just not in my lane , would be good if he uploaded videos with just the information with th ejokes cut a couple days after it's initial release .
I adore this new Batman era coffee has entered where scammers actively fear him to the point that they brag or scream about how he’ll never be able to get them
Used to be friends with someone who did that constantly. Called 'em "tests of friendship". In hindsight I should have cut them out of my life earlier 😅
It's amazing how criminals always want to go on a call to incriminate themselves. They cannot help but think they can make themselves look like a victim, it's insane.
Scamming innocent people is definitely the worst, but honestly, I'm just as disgusted that Bryan turned his back on the people who raised him and said they were "just jealous"
I'd love to know what would have happened if they hadn't sent him thousands of dollars when he was near homeless. Maybe he would have (shock horror) got a real job 😱
To b fair, scanning people with crypto isnt that bad - Hear me out you sensitive girls!! - When people buy crypto, they know they are stupid (Or should know) jus like you are stupid if you set fire to yourself 😅
@@bassetts1899 You can't help people like this. He really seems to just be a pathological liar with a long history of scamming. If they hadn't sent him money he would have probably just been conning some other way. Perhaps he didn't even need the money and was just scamming his family.
They do - but government entities have to build cases and make sure they are airtight - they seldom lose when it comes to financial crimes but it takes a lot of time to get there. Unfortunately, crypto has made it like wack a mole as it is so easy to start a new one and rug and run. So they can't keep up either.
White collar financial crimes just aren’t persecuted as hard as middle class or lower class crimes because its harder in a capitalist society to go against individuals with lots of money who can strategically drag a defense out against the federal justice system which is already slow and don’t have their resources fully focused. This is why journalists like Coffeezilla are so important, if you can out a scammer publicly on a legitimate platform it helps warn and educate the public about a criminal. It’s like warning people about a sophisticated serial killer that the police can’t catch. When authority fails us we must take our financial security into our own . God bless you Coffee, you are putting financial security into the hands of the people.
Trying to watch scammers deny their theft because they weren't wearing a black and white striped shirt with a black mask and a big bag full of people's possessions is always so frustrating. "How can I steal off myself?" Because it's a wallet you own full of other people's money that they trusted you to invest.
it's a "question" that is extremely short yet requires an extremely nuanced answer, which he'll just interrupt or deflect anyway. thats why coffee is thinking what to say, because he can go into why it's stealing, but he knows it's stealing lol "sir you can't take that ring from the macy's display case, put it back please" "it's on my finger so it's MY ring, how can I steal my own ring?"
It’s like in Trailer Park Boys when Ricky moves peoples barbecues and furniture to the street and then says he’s not stealing because he’s taking out peoples garbage.
I remember that guy in Peru or smth who was given like 300x his normal salary by mistake and then just ran away and started a new life. He could have used this defense, "I wasn't stealing, how could I steal what is already mine?"
The disabled farmer just made me outright cry, this is so sad that someone so audacious and disgusting as Legend can create so much hurt in the world without true repercussions
These people know what they're getting into, they're not really any better than the initial scammer. Their goal is to get rich quick without asking any questions
@@ticenits1926 he even admitted that it was foolish. He said he did it because he was in a vulnerable place. Probably feeling some desperation. Sure it wasn't a great move, but it's so slimy to capitalize on struggling people and then brush it off like it's nothing...
"If Coffeezilla thinks he's gonna do a GODDAMN thing... he's not gonna be able to" - man who started a sentence thinking he would come up with a better way to end it
How did the robot's monologue pull at my heart strings enough that I was cheering when he got the job, how did you get me this attached to a character in less than 5 minutes
@@vishnuanand9669 ooooops lol welp unfortunately I don't wanna force myself to watch a character I don't personally enjoy watching, so info will just be missed i guess😅
I’ve seen someone else say “Protect Coffee” That’s exactly spot on! With everything he uncovers…someone is gonna get “mad mad” He’s an unbelievable journalist and we are truly lucky to have him as our MSM only lies and pushes the next propaganda move. Protect Coffee at all costs fam.
I've noticed a trend.... seriously.. Every single scammer, ALL OF THEM say "FUD"... They use that term a lot. If you are ever doing anything with anyone, and they ever utter the phrase FUD or "doubter" then you should immediately back away, sell your shit and run away. It's only ever scammers.. every time.
Google says “FUD “fear, uncertainty, and doubt,” and it refers to any negative opinions or news related to the cryptocurrency market” (had to look it up.. was curious myself, tbh)
They're probably stealing the term from the gun community, where a "fudd" is someone that things modern tech is nothing but gimmicky trash and has no place existing, with no willingness to learn and adapt.
@@kitiyana Yep, and it's used to dismiss ALL concerns, even when completely valid. Maybe it's good to doubt a project where the owner has only run scams.
@@ereder1476my church got a good chunk of family into crypto and let me tell you, you just need to instill fear. So hard to break out of. When you do break out, the damage is already done.
My uncle was a caporeigme in the Patriarcha family (now he’s doing life in Coleman USP). I still talk to him from time to time and he gets so jealous of all these cryptocurrency scams these kids are pulling off. They didn’t have this shit back in their day. So yea, that tells you something, when a full blown mobster gets jealous of guys like the one in this video.
Wow. The stories of the victims really bring home the seriousness of this scumbags crimes. It’s easy to overlook the victims but coffeezilla once again perfectly demonstrates the damage being done.
Government is much more concerned with protecting itself and its politicians sources of funding (lobbyists & donors). Our food is full of chemicals and garbage and the corrupt useless FDA happily goes on without a care. Drugs are approved that are useless at best or dangerous at worst, thanks to them being in bed with big pharma. The entire apparatus is diseased and cancerous and filled with total scum.
I'm positive no government will actually make laws against something like this, and most scammers won't face any consequences, until it screws with rich people.
You do realise there is a litany of fraud laws in most countries, the laws exist so I have no idea what you're saying "no government will actually make laws against something like this" they are extremely common the problem seems to be enforcing.
Fraud, false advertisement, theft by deception is only the some charges I know but here’s the kicker he can be charged 100,000 counts if they wanted to really nail him because he stole from over 100,000 different ppl around the world he could be extradited by each country of the individuals reside in. Whew he better lay low in today time nobody playing about their coins
I can’t bear talking to a con artist, those snakes will never be straight with you and every conversation feels like a hassle. How you can do this so often is beyond me, huge props
I had a "friend" who was a compulsive liar that every conversation with him is just me shutting off my brain from all the bullshit he's spewing out of his mouth. Its draining to be with those people. Theres is not a shred of authenticity to be found.
Don't feel to bad, his name is Keith and him and his son launched 2 different projects that they ended up rugging.. I don't feel bad in the slightest bit.
Nothing makes me more satisfied, than you interviewing someone who is CLEARLY lying, and you just giving the camera that little smirk, it makes me feel like im right there with you when you are doing the interviews, keep up the good work
I'm seeing this a lot online over the past few years. Johnny Harris and Jordan Shanks (friendlyjordies) instantly spring to mind. The Internet is fighting back.
How do you get these guys to talk to you? I feel like if I was a scammer and I knew who coffee was, I'd avoid any interaction and pretend he doesn't exist.
Sometimes not talking to the journalist is the most harmful thing you can do to your reputation, and most of them have an ego that makes it so they think they will come out on top of any discussion.
@@uhok6712It is not an admission of guilt or anything like that, its an odd choice of words it catches your attention.. and as you say "there is no evidence" would be a more normal way to putt it.. But then again iv only heard lairs use this type of phrasing but thats not a rule just my experience...
At the same time they risk next nothing on the internet. Whoever believes them sticks around. It does not matter if 99% sees right through them, all they need is the rest. Thats how characters that most of us would not trust with a broken rake end up being entrusted with millions.
They definitely use cult tactics to prey on people and keep them invested. The whole “us versus them” mentality is on perfect display when talking about the “FUD” people. They’re just haters! 🙄🙄 Hopefully more and more folks will become familiar with cult-like control tactics and be able to recognise them before it’s too late.
@@koransumant6270that’s why cults and high control groups always use these tactics. Whether conscious of the BITE model or not, people take advantage of the weaknesses of others using it 😠
ngl i think the "confrontation" with the guy who was yelling "coffezilla can't do anything!!" was really funny. it gives the same energy as back in high school when my friends and i would talk shit about a teacher, then the teacher found out and called us into her office, and she was completely chill and smiling but we were stuttering all over ourselves insisting we didn't mean it, what we did was bad, etc.
That sad thing is that that guy Daniel Prada is scamming people right now with his own scam token called world wide token! He learned from Bryan legend lol!
@@SrAntonio301 honestly that makes it even funnier since that means the call was EXACTLY like that moment in high school coffee is so scary to scammers that they treat him like the principal
There could be proof if the government gets involved and tracks the IP address from the created discord name and stuff, this guy is someone who has issues and has a god complex and knows he will never amount to anything in life unless he tricks/scams people
I always wonder if these people know what they doing is wrong or if they feel so justified in their delusions that in their mind everything is above board. Some serious sociopathic behaviour.
They think they're the main character and all their wealth and success is down to their skill and they've earned it. When they fail it's everyone's fault but their own because they feel they deserve better.
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Do one on Anthony farer the time piece gentleman
Moist Critical just made everyone aware of a new fake guru. Mr 6-pack abs or fired.
Aristotle investments
Best club in town (and doesn't try to sell you crypto either). 😂
"I can't be a thief because I'm a liar"
He's got you there.
😅
Not me trying to find the logic in that statement!
But Fraud is theft through deception.
@@SinStar87 So a lying thief.
@@tisanaluk Mhmm
"Don't trust what Coffeezilla says" has become synonymous with "I am a known liar and wannabe scam-artist"
Yup
Perfect! 😎👌
Exactly
Not tryna say Coffeezilla isn't a bad guy but it's just makes me wonder if there is someone who is just like him and maybe will try one day to 1up him and talk trash and expose him? If there's anything to expose that is lol
i know, right? that's like an instant admission of guilt. anyone who watches coffee knows he comes with receipts. if it was someone dogging him with heresay, i might give credit to a "don't trust what so and so says."
whoever brings facts gets the faith.
“If coffeezilla thinks he’s gonna do a GODDAMN thing…”, bruv literally delivering that line like a cartoon villain
loved seeing him eat his words, forcefed, later.
Like what. Coffeezilla doesn't NEED to do anything, he can just wait it out till the scam has run its course and till people involved implicate themselves in something, all their own doing. Obviously trying to stop it didn't actually do anything, people who should be listening plain don't listen.
@@SianaGearz The amazing thing is none of this scammers were ever prosecuted and continue to run scams after scam since there's always new marks to steal from. Plus they get rich and aren't afraid to show it since it's the best way to attract new marks.
Lol I love it!
I burst out with laughter everytime that clip played, what a joker
Imagine being so insecure you literally have to put both KING and LEGEND in your name.
"Hi, my name is SigmaChad Basedovich The God-Emperor Of Mankind, please buy my scam"
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Would his child be a Jr?
No, he would be PRINCE LEGEND until his father dies. Then he will inherit the title and become KING LEGEND.
This guy's sins outweigh those of the God Emperor.
You have a scam? Shut up and take my money, God Emperor sir!
Just the fact that this guys family has no problem snitching on him should tell you all you need to know about him.
Wouldn’t be surprised if he scammed them a couple of times
Not really, that kind of stuff goes both ways.
However the video is strong evidence that Brian is TA.
My family holds that mostly on principle, "blood is thicket than water and I don't want blood in my hands, I won't scratch your back and I don't expect you to scratch ours", so yeah family has no duty of covering criminal or immoral acts.
Exactly. And they seem like lovely salt of the earth types. I know who I believe
@@MordecroxTA?
Damn man. Thats deep. I felt that to my bones. 💯
I swear Crypto is like a cult:
"shun the unbelievers, only we know the truth"
"That's not evidence, that's misinformation from the heathens"
Sadly many projects are like this. Of course, the vast majority of those are scams so it makes sense
Yeah exactly.. both are prime examples of narcissists shadily leading hopeful innocents. They really start squirming when they get exposed.
This is literally what both sides of the political spectrum are like too.
Most organized religions are scams, too, so it checks out. That's not to say spirituality or having religious beliefs are scams, but the moment anything gets organized, it becomes more susceptible to corruption.
There are some really smart people doing great things in crypto, but they are a small group compared to the scumbags who just try to take money from people in any way they can.
Him arguing about the semantics of "stealing" to avoid addressing the theft he committed is infuriating/hilarious
"You say Tomatoe, I say Tomarto"
He also doesn't know the difference between ownership and possession. Or he really doesn't understand that you aren't allowed to just use the money that other people hand to you without giving them what you promised to sell them as well.
@0._.0 Imagine him working retail. "Well I was in front of the till so I owned everything in it. I just took what was mine. Nothing wrong with that is there?"
Right? Like, he's basically just arguing in more words "I didn't steal. I defrauded." as if that's in any way better.
Imagine if the stock trading apps people use did this. There'd be chaos.
Dude’s aunt and cousin contacting you and telling you how much he sucks is crazy 💀 If my folks hated me like that I’d rethink my life
He “borrowed” 10k+ off them in his time of need, then embezzled millions and seemingly never payed them the 10k. Id become his biggest hater too all things considered
They do. They are just working out how to break it to u.
@@tomf4087
Guarantee they never would have if he just shared.
@@tomf4087calm down Bryan
the fact that his name includes both "king" and "legend" is already enough to tell me how dishonest he is
Not to mention grandiose!
Imagine unironically calling yourself legend
He has framed photos of himself in the background, he obviously loves himself, not surprised he thinks he's a legend
The only absolute legend from Australia is karl jobst
@@Micchi- funny how my mind went to the exact same place. Also Karl is lovely enough to call us legends when he’s the real one
Saying Coffeezilla's name among scammers is like shining the bat signal. They are all scared
Can't wait to see his coffeemobile.
Its a barista food truck
"I AM THE REASON CRIMINALS BREATHE EASIER WHEN THE SUN RISES" -Coffeezilla, probably
Coffee you’re the goat of uncovering evil scam artist
Real.
These absolute degens are getting the exposure they deserve
omg this is off topic but i LOVE your smile
@@TheDogGoesWoof69 This doesn't really help the people who are getting scammed in the meantime
Hes just clocking in makes a video and forgets about it and so do you
This is why financial literacy needs to be taught in schools. Not just how to balance a checkbook, but also how to spot scams/MLMs/predatory practices in general and avoid them.
I was never taught to balance a checkbook😂
In most states in America, not only do they not teach you how to balance your checkbook they don’t teach you how to do basic math. I tutored a neighbor recently. When he became confused with a math problem, I said “well you must’ve missed a step let’s go back and look in your book to see what you missed”. He said “we don’t use a book on “. WHAT!
Pretty sure they want to keep the masses financially illiterate since the people who do this kind of thing and those with power heavily profit from taking advantage of those who are poor and/or less financially educated. I think the omission of that sort of thing's teachability is intentional
who the fuck is out here writing checks
in the entrepreneurship course i took this year, it endorsed mlms and crypto as legitimate ways to make money
This guy could just expose scammers, but instead he gives us subplots, production value, shows his process, explains the nuance…. All while messing with some scary dudes. So much respect.
scarey is wanan be police officers
Scary dudes 😂😂
@@Snipeyou1 rofl
We have lore now. ACTUAL LORE
They're anything but scary tbh
As an Australian, I would just like to say not even our news journalists have gone after this guy …
well in todays time , journalists unfortunately aren't what they used to b , no matter where you're living . there are very few journalists today that dont create fake news to boost their careers while ignoring the real news
That's not saying much, we only have a handful worth their salt left and most of those have never really tackled crypto. I could see Adele Ferguson + 60 Minutes shredding this guy but she'd need time away from all the other scams she's probably fossicking through.
FriendlyJordies is on the case
I am also Australian and had no idea about this
wrr
The 10 million dollar studio joke is slowly looking like reality.
The production on these videos is getting seriously good.
What seems great is when Coffeezilla, dual wields two berettas
@@КГБКолДжорджКостанца "touch their chedda, feel my beretta" - Coffeezilla
Joke ? What joke ?? He clearly spent that much bruh
I kind of feel the production value, while high, is frivolous. The content is what matters most, and the 10 million dollar studio was a great framing device. And even as high as the production value is, you can still see it slipping in places that give it a weird video game beta kind of feel.
IDK maybe it does drive engagement but I think Coffee built his empire on his excellent work, not flashy production.
What -in your opinion- makes this video look like it has “high production value”?
And do you know anything about filmmaking?
I can't wrap my head around the fact that guys like this are NOT officially prosecuted or charged
I'm sure there are government programs that consider sociopaths as victims.
SBF case just disappeared into thin air too
Bureaucracy, legislation is slow to catch up with the crypto world
@@Crackrocksteady SBF was found guilty. I believe sentencing is ongoing.
@SinStar87 yeah I saw that a couple days after I posted that
Coffeezilla has quite literally become a scourge of the scammers by now, a force to be reckoned with and I couldn't be any happier about it!
Will yall please learn what "literally" means?
"Quite literally". I like how you added "quite" to emphasize your ignorance of what "literally" means
The dark knight
He was on Lex Friedmans pod and JRE so he's being pushed further into the spotlight. This to got me thinking. One of the last things he said in this video is that crypto needs to be regulated. Governments around the world are already working towards or implementing CBDC's, central bank backed digital currency. It's obvious that no government will allow a competing currency against their national currency so what if Coffee is exposing all these scams so people will be more willing to accept CBDC's and not protest when every other crypto currency is made illegal. You can't create your own currency that challenges the dollar so why would anyone believe the FED would allow a crypto currency that challenges the FED coin? There's a possibility that Coffee is serving a purpose and that would help explain his sudden explosion in popularity and invention onto the biggest pods in America.
@@michaelhaydenbellWill y'all "quite literally" find something better to do than be Grammar Police?
Trying to hold compulsive liars accountable is like trying to nail jello to the wall, the whole crypto community is a cult of gamblers LARPing as investors.
Gamblers is probably not the best word, these are basically pyramid schemes
Is it even gambling at this point? Like who even EVER turns a profit by investing in new crypto?
Wait.... nailing jello to a wall is hard?
@@cacaKILLSyou gotta lick it to death. Can't nail it. Will slidder off and fall
@@quentinstyger747 well, I know what I'm doing on my day off
Bros making a cyberpunk detective show while exposing scammers; truly a power move.
Exactly. And it's easy to see how the robot bartender could have been cringeworthy but instead these bits are very entertaining. Takes real talent IMO
@@puffd4nnyYeah the bits could've came off wrong but he nailed them. If he were to get a fully funded show; I'd watch that over anything else on Netflix.
Seeing he's a famous detective, it's literally a "Big Dick Move".
I don't care what you think, but adult film about crypto bros would be fun as Hell to write. Defilently a dream project in the future.
Coffeezilla is great at uncovering all these scams but the problem is no one that I can think of has been prosecuted that should be. Jay Manzini was arrested on a different charge and I don't even think his scams were brought up at all!!! Still he does bring awareness!
This dude is wearing LV, drives super cars, and scams millions, but cant stream/record higher than 240p... hmm, priorities i guess.
😂😂😂😂
One simple rule one should keep in mind is, that the guys who know how to make money are not telling anyone, and the guys who are telling you how to make money want your money.
The moment someone says "I'm here to to tell you", alarm bells should go off. 99/100 times what they actually mean is "I'm here to take your money"
Wes Watson comes to mind. I wonder how long it'll be until Coffeezilla does a series on him.
This is STEALING, it's not very complicated, and if you want to make a lot of money legitimately to need and education and SKILLS. It's not the mystery you think it is. Lol
@@theoremipsum there's no secret , it's hard work combined with experience with lil bit of luck and rich parents ofc
I wish people would 'get' it lol
Coffeezilla, the UA-camr who stays true to his morals he had when he had 50K followers. Now sitting at 3M. Legend man
Don’t call him Legend 😁
He took the legend back from Legend 😂
@@alexanderkostaAG47maybe not the best time in hindsight 😂
@@alexanderkostaAG47Why
@@redbasher636because this scammer used legend as his fake last name
This man legit started an Evil Villain Monologue about a UA-cam Scam Detective. The content writes itself sometimes.
Batman villain energy lmao
All he needed was the evil laugh at the end
The script is perfect
I'd love to see that a copypasta lol
I literally thought that sort of monologue only happened in movies. I thought it was fake.
Brian is the kind of guy that would sell Australia to the emus
The emus already won that war against Australians. Not joking look up the emu war
@@kell2229 I know
Australia lost the war, that's why they don't have guns
@@kell2229 I was literally going to bring that up! The emus _own_ Australia, it's more like the emus trying to sell Australia to the aboriginals.
@@kell2229but without written treaty, its still ceasefire
@@Hashbrown1682 And the second lowest rate of violent crime in the world.
Anyway you can own guns in Australia.
Protect Coffeezilla at all costs. Man is single-handedly carrying the SEC.
Here I am thinking Georgia and Alabama carried the SEC
@@guapdad69420agreed
@@guapdad69420they definitely are..
What SEC? Oh those guys who only charge fees to keep their lifestyles, while they let market makers “make a market that ONLY they win in”
Great point. It's so sickening how useless the SEC is now.
If he talks like a scammer, walks like a scammer and looks like a scammer, he's running a huge chance of being nailed by Coffeezilla
Hazard of the „job“…?
"This is not a scam because I got so rich from my other scams that I don't need money anymore" - irrefutable defense.
Yeah I'm not getting this argument either. Coffee has uncovered scam after scam and one of the more common denominators is they already have money or a big enough platform that they don't need to scam their audience.
😂😂😂
So says every "make millions from home!" bullshitter with with the mansion and the lambo in the youtube ad. They must all be honest folk just sharing their totally real moneymaking secret out of the goodness of their hearts!
When he was going “oh I can’t be a thief because I had the keys all this time” my reaction was like “oh so you admit you defrauded everyone then?”
How is this guy not in jail? Insane to me. More needs to be done to punish these criminals.
Australian police is a joke.
It's sick I have been watching he scamming with his own face and name since 2017 and he is still around
Lol if people decide to invest fake money in fake programs and scams, that's their own fault
Crypto. Where he is based? What juridiction apply? Who sue who where? Please remember that Crypto are made to not be protected by any juridiction and to print free money. Somehow, mission accomplished.
Yeah, it’s basically people thinking it’s the future and it could be if it was regulated by actual honest bodies with laws if broken, hold real consequences. Trusting random people to follow their own rules and not a group of people is just insane. Sucks to suck but that’s life.
He's just a criminal. Law enforcement needs to up their game and legislative bodies need to get more on the books to give them tools to work with.
You can start a company and scam people without any regulation, that's how it is and it also benefits the guys writting the rules.
It's on purpose it is this way
@@aesthesia5023 I'm not sure if you're joking but of course that's not true. There are many laws on the books regarding fraud in the US at least.
@aesthesia5023 that is exactly how Trump operated to grow. He scammed people by a lot, not following his end of contracts and then said "F@$k off you can't get the money together to sue me & the government won't help after I scammed you". Pretty much exactly what the entire crypto space is.
@@PeteQuadit's very easy to dodge these charges if you have/get enough money
@@EulaliaDaisy if it's in Crypto then, yeah, your getting away no charge 99/100 times
The farmer's story killed me. Brian needs to go to jail.
BIG KOK OUTLINE SEEN THROUGH TIGHT BASEBALL PANTS. ERECT KOK
@@michaeldoran4367You can solve your issue with five minutes and a hankie. Go do that instead of posting weird comments on YT.
@michaeldoran4367 wtf
wtf is this thread 💀
What is this thread 💀
Man these 42 min FLEW BY! Such a high quality vid! 🔥Can only hope people like Bryan Legend get prison time in the future, or people wake up to this type of scamming.
True
I've noticed Brian always says, "...Okay?" after he lies or when he wants you to believe in something.
I'm sure his family would know more of his ticks but if I picked that up in a few minutes of this video...
He's probably a bad liar IRL and the internet's depersonalization really helped him with his scams!
Same kind of tell that Biden has with his "Come on, man!" or "Not a joke!" phrases.
I think we can call this the Darksydephil tic considering he's said that a lot while lying to everyone's face too.
It’s a tell.
Listen to SBF talk, he always says “,right?” after he lies or says something that he wants you to believe that isn’t factual.
Yeah I hate the way he says "Okay?" like he's trying to convince himself.
@@rucker69ok smart guy let’s see you take a crack at it!
"These people are responsible because they haven't done their research!"
Yes, and these scammers actively prey on these people and exploit them.
Funny global economic under recession now ,and people losing job left and right but they still throw all their saving to tuber scammer
Good
As an Australian, we don't claim this guy.
As a Welshman, we recommend passing him off to the English.
Okay fine, but you can't disown Vegemite.
Imagine if he had got into politics.
As an Irish man we appreciate you keeping us out of this one @@ShawndaPrawn
Agreed. Also I love Brian: what do you mean stolen. Bro google stolen Brian: taking money illegally.... Brian: Oh yeah nah, that's it aye 😅😅😅
Bro, that last part with the victims is shattered my heart. I sick of all the people telling them to "Do yUOr ResEaRch," completely ignored the shoes those people had been on. Sure, there is stupid people, but don't underestimate what the pressure of desperation can do to people.
Plus, even if they are stupid... stupid people don't deserve to get scammed or have crimes committed against them.
@@kwarra-an Yeah, cause otherwise it validates the mindset of those overseas scammers where they're like "elderly are stupid so they deserve to be scammed, and are also relatively richer".
@@kwarra-an yeah. Like just like with other situations, victim blaming is bad
and let's be honest- scammers scam desperate ppl bc they know they're less likely to go to the cops out of embarrassment. Which makes the scammer even more depraved.
@@nothobbesmufc949 precisely. If a scam happened, the fault is on the scammer, and the scammer only.
What the victim does, at worst, is just negligence.
It's absolutely baffling that all it takes is a quick "TRUST ME BRO" and people will just throw their entire lifes savings at you without even a blink of an eye........its so incredibly wild to me......🤦🏻♀️
there's definitely a mental disconnect between tapping a few buttons on a screen compared to handing over thousands in cash. Lots of older people also find it difficult to understand the reach of the internet and that someone would even think of doing something like this.
@@mrtoad1408 part of it also come from the "community model". When "investors" able to know about and communicate with their peers, there's a perceived feeling of shared risk and reward. The illusion is that as the community grew larger, the risk of failing get smaller while at the same time the potential rewards get bigger. This is contrary to the common sense in investing: peers are generally adversary and agglomeration is a disadvantage.
Same tactics are used by MLM and pyramid scheme to do recruitment and network expansion.
People want to believe. They want to believe even when they know they shouldn't. They feel others have things they want, and they feel like there is no other way to get it. They'll walk over live coals to drink lye, knowing it isn't the fountain of youth... But maybe, it could be...
Sorry 8000% + and they are in
Watch the end dude
People are desperate and In situations that cloud their judgement
Maybe instead of simply face palming, have a bit of a sympathy
Scamming using a family member's ebay has to be instant proof of sociopathy
It is the lowest of the low.
Over here at least, we all know at least one of that guy. Cockroachea mate
@@princesslucillaastill you’re betraying your own family, you’re capable of betraying anyone
That's a really weird request to make of a family member. "Hey, can I borrow your Ebay account?"
Average keyboard psychiatrist
Anytime anyone uses FUD to describe open discourse you know they are either in on the scam or just really really gullible.
It's just another variation on cult mindset.
@@FranNyan I don't know if you know how correct you are about that. Cults can be studied with the BITE model. Behavior, Information, Thought, and Emotion are the four things cults try to control before all else. Financial cults absolutely exist (look at MLMs, faux-FAs, cryptos, and NFTs), and this is exactly what you'll see.
FUD is very much a concept baked into the I/T parts of the BITE model
Replace "FUD" with "Blashphemy" and it's pretty obvious, yeah.
"Fudders" didn't sound like a real word before this, and I hate that it does now
@@gameridiotNOTthose dang mudda fuddas
"therefore i'm stealing from myself, am i?" clearly this dude has never heard of the crime of embezzlement
Bravo to the mom and brother. They have guts, morals, ethics, great values and balls of steel. Even though someone is blood doesnt mean you should let them get away with vicious crimes. If it was something that only hurt brian or just something very minor I could see backing family up but they arent having any of this scumbag ruining peoples lives.
*Aunt. His mom died when he was young.
That's his aunt his mother died when he was four years old his grandparents took him in.
SHE :Aunt/Sister -HE : Cousin/ Nephew
It's super sad that they tried to help him and they will never see that money back. That could have gone to their own retirements and/or just spent on something that might improve their own lives.
Its so surreal hearing these people scream "Coffeezilla" like literal Bond villains.
Something that needs to be remembered is that these arent necessarily people who KEEP getting scammed. A lot of people only get scammed once, but a lot of people do need to get scammed once to become wary. I'm just grateful I learned the lesson at 12 on a video game rather than at 25 losing six thousand dollars...
Did that video game happen to be RuneScape?
@@SirStonjake How did you know? 😂
@@BruceNJeffAreMyFlies Man i lost a rune scim when i was like 9 years old to some scam. Never trusted since lmao
@@BruceNJeffAreMyFliesRuneScape is probably where coffee got his investigatory training
Exactly
Please don't think you've failed. Every single person that sees videos like this and is steered away from malicious individuals like this, is a huge win all on it's own. You deserve to be proud of that
If even his family is against him, that's how much he's screwed
You sound jealous
@@michaelpacinus242you sound weird
@@michaelpacinus242 jealous of what?
@@ZapperRS That's what Brian told about why his family was against him. That they were jealous.
@michaelpacinus242 weirdo comment. Protecting your criminal savior huh? Or.....Are you the goofy in the video? Hmm🤔
A FRIENDLY JORDIES COLLAB?!?!
I would say I pity anyone who makes an enemy of you both, but both of you are such men of integrity that they deserve it
Mr.beast video where he hires both of them to expose the other one
@@raymondwilliams379 .... Wait. But that's brilliant 😅
@@raymondwilliams379 loled
Right in so excited
I love jordies reporting but the humour is just not in my lane , would be good if he uploaded videos with just the information with th ejokes cut a couple days after it's initial release .
Wow interviewing the scammer's family really brings a new layer to your videos! They were very kind to accept your offer, thank you Coffee :D
agreed, that surprised me.
Kind of creepy
@@sleepisthecousinofdeath7395How? Explain.
likely he scammed his family as well. when your loved once goes against you it only means you really done fucked up
Cause they have been vocal about it before and have scammed them. Even Brian called them out publicly as “jealous haters”.
He's still scamming
Rugged hectic turkey & now launching almost daily scam meme coins on sol
How the f do people keep getting away with this?
@@NoHacksTSR Decentralized and unregulated crypto currency, baby! The future! /s
Honestly, someone needs to handle this guy. Life needs to catch up to him.
Coffeezilla and Friendlyjordies are the kings of exposing dodgy people, a collaboration between the two of them is a force to be reckoned with
BKL is going down now
Friendlyjordies stopped exposing anything dodgy the moment labor got into power
One of the best crossovers is UA-cam history!
FJ is so obnoxious to watch tho.
@squidge903 gonna have to strongly disagree
I adore this new Batman era coffee has entered where scammers actively fear him to the point that they brag or scream about how he’ll never be able to get them
He is VENGENCE!
This is exactly what i thought at the start of the video 😂
And he even have has a --Robin-- robot sidekick now...
Batman has the Batcave. Coffeezilla has the $10 million studio.
that was epic, tbh. i think coffee just unlocked a new level.
Lying to test someone’s trust should immediately cause that person to distrust them
“I was testing your trust, and you failed because you chose to trust me”
Used to be friends with someone who did that constantly. Called 'em "tests of friendship". In hindsight I should have cut them out of my life earlier 😅
I had a girlfriend pull that shit on me once. When I found out, I ditched her on the spot. Good riddance!
“I just wanna leave the family something” -Keith
How tf can you live with yourself knowing you took advantage of someone already down.
omg tom is that u
I love when scammers wear their scammed money on their body in front of the scammed
It’s always gaudy, loud, and obnoxious personal effects these people surround themselves with.
Yeah he’s walking example of “money doesn’t buy taste”
It's amazing how criminals always want to go on a call to incriminate themselves. They cannot help but think they can make themselves look like a victim, it's insane.
✨ n a r c i s t i c. A s s h o l e s ✨
They think they're super geniuses.
Yeah SBF did this too! Must be narcissism!
They think that they can fool the critics just as easliy as they fooled the marks they stole from.
It’s called Sociopaths
Scamming innocent people is definitely the worst, but honestly, I'm just as disgusted that Bryan turned his back on the people who raised him and said they were "just jealous"
I'd love to know what would have happened if they hadn't sent him thousands of dollars when he was near homeless. Maybe he would have (shock horror) got a real job 😱
@@bassetts1899
Or why didn't he at least pay them back? Such a scum of the universe.
To b fair, scanning people with crypto isnt that bad - Hear me out you sensitive girls!!
- When people buy crypto, they know they are stupid (Or should know) jus like you are stupid if you set fire to yourself 😅
@@bassetts1899 You can't help people like this. He really seems to just be a pathological liar with a long history of scamming. If they hadn't sent him money he would have probably just been conning some other way. Perhaps he didn't even need the money and was just scamming his family.
u are not innocent if u get scammed. stupidity is ur own fault
25:35 is so fucking funny to me. “Some scrupulous character named goblin” This guy is the worst liar ever lmfao he sounds so guilty 😭😭😭
I just wish the Feds (or the equivalent in Australia) would look into these scammers, just as enthusiastically as Coffeezilla.
ADF Australian Federal Police is the equivalent. They actually do check and catch them. Unfortunately, the investigation can be 🐌.
They do - but government entities have to build cases and make sure they are airtight - they seldom lose when it comes to financial crimes but it takes a lot of time to get there. Unfortunately, crypto has made it like wack a mole as it is so easy to start a new one and rug and run. So they can't keep up either.
White collar financial crimes just aren’t persecuted as hard as middle class or lower class crimes because its harder in a capitalist society to go against individuals with lots of money who can strategically drag a defense out against the federal justice system which is already slow and don’t have their resources fully focused. This is why journalists like Coffeezilla are so important, if you can out a scammer publicly on a legitimate platform it helps warn and educate the public about a criminal. It’s like warning people about a sophisticated serial killer that the police can’t catch. When authority fails us we must take our financial security into our own . God bless you Coffee, you are putting financial security into the hands of the people.
You do you think funds them. There's a reason it takes years to go after these crimes it's to warn the scammer.
You should look into friendlyjordies... Exactly what he does with scumbag politicians in Australia. One of the best investigative journalists.
Coffee has taught me that maybe I shouldn't trust people who post pictures posing with luxury cars
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Maybe???
Dude, I don't even trust Formula One drivers posing with their company's cars
@@GSBarlevYou mean Ferrari like yesterday?
'I didn't steal because it's not stealing it's wire fraud instead' Good one bro. You sure showed Coffee up there.
Bryan being Australian, I think the correct sentence if he's guilty would be deportation to the UK.
Good idea mate. Back to blighty with ya
Turntables
Super-Australia
Such cruelty
A life without kangaroos is a fate worse than death.
Its so satisfying seeing a scammer begging an investigative journalist not to look into him 😂
It's amazing, just makes me hope he ends up In gulag
If 35+ million dollars not satisfying you to just drop every single project and just ride into the sunset and retire you let the greed hold you over 💀
Damn right
Trying to watch scammers deny their theft because they weren't wearing a black and white striped shirt with a black mask and a big bag full of people's possessions is always so frustrating. "How can I steal off myself?" Because it's a wallet you own full of other people's money that they trusted you to invest.
"Oh, its MY money" mfks when you ask them to return your money after they promised you a new car and gave you a destroyed 2009 Honda Civic
it's a "question" that is extremely short yet requires an extremely nuanced answer, which he'll just interrupt or deflect anyway. thats why coffee is thinking what to say, because he can go into why it's stealing, but he knows it's stealing lol
"sir you can't take that ring from the macy's display case, put it back please"
"it's on my finger so it's MY ring, how can I steal my own ring?"
It’s like in Trailer Park Boys when Ricky moves peoples barbecues and furniture to the street and then says he’s not stealing because he’s taking out peoples garbage.
I remember that guy in Peru or smth who was given like 300x his normal salary by mistake and then just ran away and started a new life. He could have used this defense, "I wasn't stealing, how could I steal what is already mine?"
@@Kidcurti😂
Scamming on eBay with your relatives account is truly a dumb way to get caught and shake the trust of said relatives.
The disabled farmer just made me outright cry, this is so sad that someone so audacious and disgusting as Legend can create so much hurt in the world without true repercussions
Fr bro, this is just too evil
These people know what they're getting into, they're not really any better than the initial scammer. Their goal is to get rich quick without asking any questions
@@ticenits1926my dude u are so lost. There is nothing wrong with people hoping to get lucky, it happens all the time and it’s not in anyway unusual.
Someone needs to turn Bryan into a pet
@@ticenits1926 he even admitted that it was foolish. He said he did it because he was in a vulnerable place. Probably feeling some desperation. Sure it wasn't a great move, but it's so slimy to capitalize on struggling people and then brush it off like it's nothing...
"If Coffeezilla thinks he's gonna do a GODDAMN thing... he's not gonna be able to" - man who started a sentence thinking he would come up with a better way to end it
How did the robot's monologue pull at my heart strings enough that I was cheering when he got the job, how did you get me this attached to a character in less than 5 minutes
Oh buddy, you got some lore to catch up on, robot bartender has been around awhile and he's a great foil.
@PointsofData uh oh I think I may be in the minority of viewers who skips the robot parts😅
@@SweetLikeKiwiI usually do too
@@SweetLikeKiwiNOOO those parts are full of info too 💔😭
@@vishnuanand9669 ooooops lol welp unfortunately I don't wanna force myself to watch a character I don't personally enjoy watching, so info will just be missed i guess😅
Do you make music coffee? Saw thatOP1
He has some music in one of the playlists. He started out as a piano youtuber.
Knowing how useless the police in Australia is, highly doubt he will ever be investigated , let alone go to jail
Just tell police he did a naughty salute and they’ll bust down his door in minutes
ATO might care
*are
As a fellow Aussie, you're not wrong
Didn't the police there firebomb another UA-camr's house?
Coffeezilla is one of those channels that you just have to watch as a UA-cam viewer.
This comment is such a nothingburger
Strongly agree ser. I know half of us are into crypto 😂
I think he’s closer to leafy in his fan dynamics. Known by many but still has a more niche audience
So a sheep then? Like the OP
i actually miss his older stuff about fake gurus ❤ was way more entertaining and more real world theories
I’ve seen someone else say “Protect Coffee”
That’s exactly spot on!
With everything he uncovers…someone is gonna get “mad mad”
He’s an unbelievable journalist and we are truly lucky to have him as our MSM only lies and pushes the next propaganda move.
Protect Coffee at all costs fam.
Want to like but cant. (Current likes at time of typing this - 69)
I've noticed a trend.... seriously..
Every single scammer, ALL OF THEM say "FUD"... They use that term a lot.
If you are ever doing anything with anyone, and they ever utter the phrase FUD or "doubter" then you should immediately back away, sell your shit and run away.
It's only ever scammers.. every time.
Google says “FUD “fear, uncertainty, and doubt,” and it refers to any negative opinions or news related to the cryptocurrency market” (had to look it up.. was curious myself, tbh)
They're probably stealing the term from the gun community, where a "fudd" is someone that things modern tech is nothing but gimmicky trash and has no place existing, with no willingness to learn and adapt.
@@kitiyana same lol
@@kitiyana Yep, and it's used to dismiss ALL concerns, even when completely valid. Maybe it's good to doubt a project where the owner has only run scams.
To be fair, every successful crypto project is a rug pull waiting to happen
Good to see Friendlyjordes & coffee working together to fight crime
Like Batman and Robin
dude…i nearly cried when the disabled farmer was talking about everything that’d happened. is there any way we could donate or help him out?
This
Bump
Bump
Tbh why would a farmer even bother with crypto?
@@ereder1476my church got a good chunk of family into crypto and let me tell you, you just need to instill fear. So hard to break out of. When you do break out, the damage is already done.
My uncle was a caporeigme in the Patriarcha family (now he’s doing life in Coleman USP). I still talk to him from time to time and he gets so jealous of all these cryptocurrency scams these kids are pulling off. They didn’t have this shit back in their day.
So yea, that tells you something, when a full blown mobster gets jealous of guys like the one in this video.
Wow. The stories of the victims really bring home the seriousness of this scumbags crimes. It’s easy to overlook the victims but coffeezilla once again perfectly demonstrates the damage being done.
This man has gotta go to jail.
There is no way he can't.
You can see the paper/electronic trail FROM SPACE.
He wont
If only...
@@PhonyTerguson.oh he will my friend, the cogs my turn slowly, but they still turn
It honestly depends where Australia's law is around rug pulls.
His fashion sense is what must be punished by law, first and foremost.
I love the back and forth between Coffee and his bartender robot. Its so creative and unique to his channel and I love it
When a youtuber cares more about helping and protecting people from losers more than governments do
Can't generate tax money from scam prevention. But it's gonna go fast if they start evading taxes
Lmao bc the government officials are being paid by these scammers!
Our government is out of touch.
Government is much more concerned with protecting itself and its politicians sources of funding (lobbyists & donors). Our food is full of chemicals and garbage and the corrupt useless FDA happily goes on without a care. Drugs are approved that are useless at best or dangerous at worst, thanks to them being in bed with big pharma. The entire apparatus is diseased and cancerous and filled with total scum.
@@Srcccfyif they get in touch, they might just make him mysteriously disappeared
Bryan's "shillers" is as guilty as him. These are scumbags who just wants to get out of this mess.
*"Don't ever trust those criminals!"*
I'm positive no government will actually make laws against something like this, and most scammers won't face any consequences, until it screws with rich people.
They don't need laws to protect people because they'll find some weird interpretation or loophole
You do realise there is a litany of fraud laws in most countries, the laws exist so I have no idea what you're saying "no government will actually make laws against something like this" they are extremely common the problem seems to be enforcing.
No, the problem is that we have fossils in congress who don't even know what a blockchain or crypto even is. How can they regulate it...
Let's see what Friendly Jordies can do first.
The guy takes down governments and gets State Premiers to resign.
Fraud, false advertisement, theft by deception is only the some charges I know but here’s the kicker he can be charged 100,000 counts if they wanted to really nail him because he stole from over 100,000 different ppl around the world he could be extradited by each country of the individuals reside in. Whew he better lay low in today time nobody playing about their coins
he DID NOT seriously say coffee was..... stirring... things up.
im dead.
People who tell the internet "you can't do anything to me" are fascinating creatures
Internet: "And I took that personally."
And when "the internet" happens to be "the Coffeezilla" ... you done f'd up
"what are you going to do stab me?" - Stabbing Victim
I can’t bear talking to a con artist, those snakes will never be straight with you and every conversation feels like a hassle. How you can do this so often is beyond me, huge props
Exactly, talking to liars is exhausting.
I had a "friend" who was a compulsive liar that every conversation with him is just me shutting off my brain from all the bullshit he's spewing out of his mouth. Its draining to be with those people. Theres is not a shred of authenticity to be found.
Put Edward craven on next plz
Agreed. It's impressive but also sounds exhausting
the farmer just wanting to support his family after he's gone broke my heart 🙁
Don't feel to bad, his name is Keith and him and his son launched 2 different projects that they ended up rugging.. I don't feel bad in the slightest bit.
@@LordKroc have you got any sources on that claim?
@@wojciechbieniek4029
He doesn't. Some Bryan supporters want to make him look better by attacking the victims. 😂
@@LordKroc
Stop lying. That's not the case.
Nothing makes me more satisfied, than you interviewing someone who is CLEARLY lying, and you just giving the camera that little smirk, it makes me feel like im right there with you when you are doing the interviews, keep up the good work
This guy is redefining investigative journalism 👏
I'm seeing this a lot online over the past few years. Johnny Harris and Jordan Shanks (friendlyjordies) instantly spring to mind. The Internet is fighting back.
@@trixylizard6970Johnny harris the most liberal whitewashed propagandist liberal?
How do you get these guys to talk to you? I feel like if I was a scammer and I knew who coffee was, I'd avoid any interaction and pretend he doesn't exist.
Sometimes not talking to the journalist is the most harmful thing you can do to your reputation, and most of them have an ego that makes it so they think they will come out on top of any discussion.
The scammers think they are smarter than everyone else and believe they will be able to talk their way out of anything..
@@ForgedinPrint Nope. If he had said nothing, it would've been better.
@@ForgedinPrint
No. Most of the times it's a bad idea to talk to the journalist.
It's an ego thing, same concept as to why serial killers always talk to cops without lawyers. They're delusional, fed by their own ego.
The fact that Coffee called in Jordies is AMAZING. The crossover we don’t deserve but it’s the crossover we NEEDED
You can tell he’s a scammer just by looking at his lack of any fashion sense at all. Not even nerd sense.
Right? If you have to steal millions from innocent people, at least look good doing it
Its always interesting when someone uses the phrase "THERE IS NO PROOF" to dispel accusations...
True but also like what else would you say if someone was lying about you besides “he’s lying there is no evidence of this because he’s lying”
Just in general lol not talking about this case or any case in particular
I think it is a valid argument though, the burden of proof is put on the accuser, not the accused.
@@uhok6712It is not an admission of guilt or anything like that, its an odd choice of words it catches your attention.. and as you say "there is no evidence" would be a more normal way to putt it.. But then again iv only heard lairs use this type of phrasing but thats not a rule just my experience...
@@karufolf Has nothing to do whit shifting the burden of proof...
The Coffeezilla × FriendlyJordies cross-country dumpstering on crypto shills is exactly what we needed in these trying times, dog bless
Haven't gotten to that yet, but good to know the modern GOAT of Aussie journalism is aware of this
Dog bless….
The only thing worse than a multi-million dollar scammer is a multi-million dollar scammer with bad taste.
@@Totttty55Is this Brian "King" Legend alt account?
@@Totttty55 Found the shill.
Aussie Richard Heart
In addition to being a gross scammer, the way Brian says “ok” makes me want to kick him in the shins.
I always find compulsive liars so fascinating. The fact they think anybody will believe a single word they say is just delusion in its purest form.
Sad thing that people believes what they need to, to keep up some kind of hope.
And they take such high offense when someone doesn't believe them...
Ah, but they don't need everyone to believe them. There are an infinite number of people on the planet, just wait.
They have good reason to think people will believe them because they will.
At the same time they risk next nothing on the internet. Whoever believes them sticks around. It does not matter if 99% sees right through them, all they need is the rest. Thats how characters that most of us would not trust with a broken rake end up being entrusted with millions.
These scams are almost like cult recruitments with their rationalizations.
The scariest part is that they work
They are indistinguishable
They definitely use cult tactics to prey on people and keep them invested.
The whole “us versus them” mentality is on perfect display when talking about the “FUD” people.
They’re just haters! 🙄🙄
Hopefully more and more folks will become familiar with cult-like control tactics and be able to recognise them before it’s too late.
@@koransumant6270that’s why cults and high control groups always use these tactics. Whether conscious of the BITE model or not, people take advantage of the weaknesses of others using it 😠
They want a cult type following so that people will put in all their money and spread the word without question.
It usually doesn't work
ngl i think the "confrontation" with the guy who was yelling "coffezilla can't do anything!!" was really funny. it gives the same energy as back in high school when my friends and i would talk shit about a teacher, then the teacher found out and called us into her office, and she was completely chill and smiling but we were stuttering all over ourselves insisting we didn't mean it, what we did was bad, etc.
That sad thing is that that guy Daniel Prada is scamming people right now with his own scam token called world wide token! He learned from Bryan legend lol!
@@SrAntonio301 honestly that makes it even funnier since that means the call was EXACTLY like that moment in high school
coffee is so scary to scammers that they treat him like the principal
There could be proof if the government gets involved and tracks the IP address from the created discord name and stuff, this guy is someone who has issues and has a god complex and knows he will never amount to anything in life unless he tricks/scams people
I always wonder if these people know what they doing is wrong or if they feel so justified in their delusions that in their mind everything is above board. Some serious sociopathic behaviour.
Case by case basis, but it's say it's generally a mix of both
They think they're the main character and all their wealth and success is down to their skill and they've earned it. When they fail it's everyone's fault but their own because they feel they deserve better.
In my opinion.. they know 90% of time time - 10% someone stole or rugpull without their knowledge
Mostly delusional I feel like in a lot of cases.
Nah they know, it's built into the scam itself.