A New Rock Bottom - The Story of Tobuscus (Toby Turner)

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  • @JoonTheKing
    @JoonTheKing  2 роки тому +295

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    • @mrazaq
      @mrazaq 2 роки тому +40

      *your

    • @artexjay
      @artexjay 2 роки тому +12

      Great video, not the way I would have framed it but still well done.
      Still think "Rise, Fall and Return of Tobuscus" would have been a better title not to mention neutral as well.
      "Tesla & Insanity" i think is more with Toby talking about what he really thinks. It was very much a welcome thing and many of his fans/supporters identified and agreed with many of his opinions. Not to mention many of his opinions politically was super moderate and not extreme in any way, at most leaning slightly right.
      Politics has been allowed to enter everything including entertainment. I think it's ridiculous to expect people to continue to ignore politics especially now. Toby's commentary was warranted and was poking fun at both extremes while maintaining his moderate "pro-the country he lives in" views.
      Goes without saying I disagree with your (Joon's) view on this part of the video and the conclusion. He didn't exactly change his ideology as no one knew or was aware what he believed politically. And his "unhinged" demeanor is his character or how he acted the whole time. From the beginning of his youtube career till now. I think he is freer or doesn't care about false accusations since he was forced wrongly through the system that destroyed much of his life and career. I don't see it as him spinning out of control as you insinuate or others in the comments have claimed but rather he's attempting to find his footing on youtube again.
      And he seems to be doing better letting himself go during the whole debacle and now is clearly taking care of himself and putting his well-being first before youtube. Also i found it funny that you were criticizing his LAZY vlog for being done too lazily and not being rotated.

    • @JoonTheKing
      @JoonTheKing  2 роки тому +24

      @@mrazaq 🥲

    • @nah4467
      @nah4467 2 роки тому +4

      I see a person that believed so much of the person he created when taken away, he is now lost as a person after seeing this. I think his videos now are more or less him going through an existential crisis. He is flawed but neither a hero or villain imo and I hope he can get better, I think the videos could him trying to get the spotlight again as well but his mental torness vetween himself and the personification/online personality is broken like shattered glass. Toby Turner vs Tobuscus sort if like Jimmy Mcgill compared to Saul Goodman. Literally his own politics wasn't his own but people he asked so I'd imagine it's a bit of wanting to get something off an opinion but also trying to even figure what he even believes in.

    • @ダンバダンバ
      @ダンバダンバ 2 роки тому +18

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  • @HuffDaddyYT
    @HuffDaddyYT 2 роки тому +6351

    Many people forgotten how absolutely massive toby turner was back then. He was literally the pewdiepie and markiplier before they got big

    • @OG_McLovin
      @OG_McLovin 2 роки тому +346

      He really was. His gaming channel was everywhere and getting massive views and constant recommendations. This video nails it in describing the multifaceted ways it all went to pot.

    • @felarppe
      @felarppe Рік тому +3

      damn

    • @RedmayneDeadmayne
      @RedmayneDeadmayne Рік тому +9

      Literally no one forgot that

    • @ZaddyZushii
      @ZaddyZushii Рік тому +142

      @@RedmayneDeadmayne except all the gen alpha kids on youtube/the internet who have no idea who Tobuscus is. I started watching youtube in 06/07. There are kids watching youtube born AFTER that lol

    • @abigailchristenson388
      @abigailchristenson388 Рік тому +11

      @@ZaddyZushiiok but at the oldest theyre like 12, why are we caring what 12yos know about

  • @robertsides3626
    @robertsides3626 2 роки тому +2774

    I swear, Tobuscus was a Disney actor that escaped the cloning vats and never got used.

    • @alegomanYTPs
      @alegomanYTPs Рік тому +101

      you know, famous people who descend into madness like this have seen the contracts and what dark shit these companies get into act just like this, you're probably right.

    • @guyferrari8124
      @guyferrari8124 Рік тому +64

      He was used in the annoying orange show

    • @noahcole6856
      @noahcole6856 Рік тому +2

      Bible truth

    • @NikR333
      @NikR333 7 місяців тому +6

      That’s…..scarily accurate.

    • @Crippledsteel
      @Crippledsteel 3 місяці тому +3

      I mean he was in a Cartoon Network Real show so.... You pretty much nailed it

  • @zubetp
    @zubetp Рік тому +4362

    lmao to be fair, "they don't knock, they bust down the door. which is fun because then you get to talk to them faster" is actually really funny

    • @laura.the.explora
      @laura.the.explora Рік тому +501

      I know he really is a funny, talented guy. Sad to see him spiral like this.

    • @RetroTaylor94
      @RetroTaylor94 Рік тому +135

      If they kick in your door, at least you know you're not going to having a boring interaction. I'd be on the edge of my seat waiting to hear what they want!

    • @flandersnatch2285
      @flandersnatch2285 Рік тому +158

      hes always been funny, and that partly why extreme hate preachers who are also entertaining are so dangerous. no one can deny toby is funny in almost everything he speaks about, he makes hate, fun

    • @strikerwoman
      @strikerwoman Рік тому +10

      honestly it really was 😭😭

    • @whdgk95
      @whdgk95 Рік тому +19

      @@flandersnatch2285 That's an interesting take, I always took it as dark people coping with comedy. I'm very much like that myself, maybe that's why I see someone like this in a better light than most, but the world really does blow sometimes, and the best coping mechanism is to try to be funny about it. It's not that they're maliciously trying to make hate fun, it's just that the world has so much to hate about, and comedy is one of the least painful and effective ways to talk about it.

  • @hansstrudel9614
    @hansstrudel9614 Рік тому +2179

    There is a deep stabbing sadness that comes from seeing the decline of someone who brought you so much joy as a child. It’s bad enough seeing so many of them vanish into obscurity or quit but it’s a whole other experience seeing their lives go up in flames like skydoesminecraft and tobuscus.

    • @illyrium129
      @illyrium129 Рік тому +95

      Also, Cryaotic.

    • @GrimViridian
      @GrimViridian Рік тому +69

      ​@@illyrium129I listened to a vid fully explaining the cry situation and man did it get much worse than I thought, he did awful unforgivable things but I also feel bad for him. He lived in a bad household with a bad step-dad and alcoholic mother where he was the main provider of income, dude had a full on mental breakdown on stream. It's really sad and I hope he gets/got help cause he definitely needed it, none of this excusing his behavior and the grooming and cheating of course but no one deserves to be in a mental state like that

    • @ArquaticDreamer1994
      @ArquaticDreamer1994 Рік тому +13

      I agree....always believe "her" I always believe the victim. Just fucking wrong. As someone who also had an ex of mine who got me into illicit drug abuse, and coerced into drinking I honestly felt for the victims.

    • @flameron1
      @flameron1 Рік тому +43

      @@ArquaticDreamer1994I…don’t. Sorry i will listen and take it into account and confront the person about it. Because unless it’s clearly evident I just won’t immediately believe you.

    • @groundhardskinny
      @groundhardskinny Рік тому +16

      @@GrimViridiani’m in a mental state far worse than what cry has ever seen, you do not see me doing a fraction of what cry did

  • @izalethdemi9243
    @izalethdemi9243 2 роки тому +3223

    The way he randomly laughs out of nowhere and how his tone of voice never changes, despite talking about desperately texting his ex or getting swatted, is incredibly unsettling.

    • @PoptartParasol
      @PoptartParasol 2 роки тому +342

      I think that's just a way for him to cope... It's easy to look deranged when you're on constant alert, or terrified of truly showing people how broken up you are about something. Emotional vulnerability is not easy for everybody
      I assume it's even harder for someone like him who constantly puts on a "haha funny man" mask for the sake of his extremely young audience and his marketability. But I think it's most likely just how he is as a person, I am the same in that regard :/

    • @Pegarexucorn
      @Pegarexucorn 2 роки тому +207

      @@PoptartParasol he's manic as fuck dude. I can't be 100% certain but im 90% certain. The way his eyes are darting about, the pacing of his speech, the stumbling and backtracking. The way he sorta seems upset at times but is still all happy going and then right back to super happy tone. Not to mention in the video that was sideways his pupils were dialated as hell. He was tripping 100%. Probably triggered his latent bipolar if i were to guess. Also, the video where he mentions being sorta gay is very manic-like. I've read about straight or gay or whatever sleepig with people while they are manic that they normally wouldn't sleep with. I am almost certain this guy is manic.

    • @arnahunas4048
      @arnahunas4048 2 роки тому +71

      The fact that he uses the same voice when playing Minecraft and talking about Kyle Rittenhouse is really off putting. And his apology videos have shown that he’s capable of changing it when the situation calls for it, making it even weirder.

    • @minervaowl8298
      @minervaowl8298 2 роки тому +93

      @@Pegarexucorn agreed the video where he was talking about his mom and crying and then unpromptly told himself to shut up really made me uncomfortable. Definitely something is wrong.

    • @Pegarexucorn
      @Pegarexucorn 2 роки тому +10

      @@minervaowl8298 damn i do that too :(

  • @simonsimons1252
    @simonsimons1252 2 роки тому +4142

    I remember when Tobuscus was the biggest thing ever, then overnight it's like he ceased to exist.

    • @JustKrin
      @JustKrin 2 роки тому +112

      I think I started seeing him when Pewds was like 500,000 or so subscribers behind him. I kept watching Toby for about two years max and then stopped without reason honestly but what his downfall is really sad

    • @MEGVTRON
      @MEGVTRON 2 роки тому +18

      Never heard of em

    • @ph-vf5hx
      @ph-vf5hx 2 роки тому

      From kooky kid friendly gamer guy to amphetamine-freak sex pest in 5, 4, 3, 2....

    • @Ruosteinenknight
      @Ruosteinenknight 2 роки тому +24

      He would've probably ended where is now anyway. He had (and by the looks of it, still has) pretty bad drug problem.

    • @badwolf120
      @badwolf120 2 роки тому +3

      I so forgot about him till now

  • @imjustlikeyou
    @imjustlikeyou Рік тому +1347

    the comparison Harley made of Toby to Gatsby throwing extravagant parties to fill the void of feeling alone and worthless, to elicit praise and fuel his ego, and ultimately to make himself seem more important than he is is truly a great insight.

    • @thaloblue
      @thaloblue Рік тому +114

      The epic meal time man shows up super randomly and he's always like, super aware and super keen on the tea. It's WEIRD

    • @wavewingman5993
      @wavewingman5993 Рік тому +60

      Oh my god... that's why Toby wears green. It's the green light.

    • @Illier1
      @Illier1 Рік тому +30

      tbf Toby was important for a while, he was at the top of the UA-camr foodchain for a while.
      But I do agree he was trying to fill a hole. He just doesn't seem to have any direction and tried to put himself in the on a pedestal to remind everyone of what he was.

    • @thaloblue
      @thaloblue Рік тому +7

      @@wavewingman5993 omg hahaha

    • @Purpie_Slurpie
      @Purpie_Slurpie Рік тому +6

      @@wavewingman5993 high school english vibes fr

  • @SomethingAboutRightAngles
    @SomethingAboutRightAngles Рік тому +1782

    social repose talking about someone else making unwanted advances has got to be one of the funniest things I've heard this year
    its comical really

    • @thaloblue
      @thaloblue Рік тому

      Wait is he rapey himself?? Is there a virtuous man on this planet? I think an asteroid hit all the reasonable men who could keep their hands to themselves.

    • @eko4749
      @eko4749 Рік тому +55

      Its a short fall from that high horse

    • @CPSPD
      @CPSPD Рік тому

      What a weird freak he is

  • @OpEditorial
    @OpEditorial 2 роки тому +7440

    A has-been children's entertainer driving around by himself in an overpriced car looking like he hasn't slept or bathed in days; ranting into his phone unable to come to terms with his eroded fame is kind of like a modern day version of the Greek myth of Tantalus.

    • @marshallmills3296
      @marshallmills3296 2 роки тому +664

      Or live-action BoJack Horseman

    • @Pegarexucorn
      @Pegarexucorn 2 роки тому +416

      he literally probably hasn't slept in days. I believe he is manic. I can't say that it's absolutely true but if you know mania, i dont know how you couldn't see it. Plus, he was 100% tripping in the sideways video he made. Look at his pupils they're freaking huge

    • @OpEditorial
      @OpEditorial 2 роки тому +237

      @@Pegarexucorn yep, considering the average youtube career lasts between 5 and 7 years, Toby's 16 year long run not only doesn't have a clear off ramp to anything approaching a normal life again; but his scandals make his almost total lack of alternative employment options even more difficult.

    • @SuperOmegaBerserker
      @SuperOmegaBerserker 2 роки тому +14

      More like sissifus

    • @garrettecstasy1568
      @garrettecstasy1568 2 роки тому +16

      I miss his videos from like 2006.

  • @purplehaze2358
    @purplehaze2358 2 роки тому +6697

    Y'know, Toby's fate isn't so much a fall from grace as it is a fuckin' thermonuclear meltdown.

    • @MadockTheOtt
      @MadockTheOtt 2 роки тому +306

      eventually he just said fuck it and switched from a shovel to a backhoe to build the biggest fuckin hole possible

    • @villanelle8888
      @villanelle8888 2 роки тому +50

      I'm just not getting that from him. To me, it just looks like he has grown up. Most gamers haven't. 😆

    • @hollanderson
      @hollanderson 2 роки тому +396

      @@villanelle8888 He's grown up into becoming that one uncle no one in the family talks about

    • @jahlovegoogle9644
      @jahlovegoogle9644 2 роки тому +55

      Nah. I don't see much reason to hate him unless you care about politics. Joon calling it "a new rock bottom" when it's nothing new at all.

    • @MadockTheOtt
      @MadockTheOtt 2 роки тому +268

      @@jahlovegoogle9644 mm, yes, being an abusive ex that loves to keep bothering an ex thats already asked him to leave her alone multiple times, cheating on multiple women, spreading conspiracy theories wrt corona, and finding someone like Kyle Rittenhouse to be a relatable underdog. totally no reason to hate him outside of politics at all

  • @AllLifeIsTravesty
    @AllLifeIsTravesty 2 роки тому +3757

    No matter how many times I hear his name, my brain automatically processes it as _Timmy_ Turner.

    • @harrytodhunter5078
      @harrytodhunter5078 2 роки тому +178

      Timmy Turner my name is Doug Dimmadome, owner of the Dimmsdale DImmadome, Thank you for locating my long lost son Dale Dimmadome, heir to the Dimmsdale Dimmadome fortune. If there's anything I can do to repay you for your kindness, all you need to do is ask!

    • @warlordofbritannia
      @warlordofbritannia 2 роки тому +41

      @@harrytodhunter5078
      Right? Not right! Not right? Right! Right! Not right!

    • @AllLifeIsTravesty
      @AllLifeIsTravesty 2 роки тому +58

      @@harrytodhunter5078 Doug Dimmadome, owner of the Dimmsdale Dimmadome?

    • @scottr291
      @scottr291 2 роки тому +47

      @@AllLifeIsTravestyThat’s right! Doug Dimmadome, owner of the Dimsdale Dimmadome

    • @bradcoats5522
      @bradcoats5522 2 роки тому +28

      Timmy changed his name after his fairy oddparents died, trying to let go of his former life with them. No one believed his oddparents existed. The pain of losing them along with being told they were a figment of his young imagination kinda derailed his life after a while

  • @PlatonistAstronaut
    @PlatonistAstronaut Рік тому +2011

    The tragic irony of one of the women suggesting he isn't the type to push themselves on others, later saying he comes to her home, leaves letters on her car, and harasses her via email despite being told to stop over and over.

    • @Paladin_Johnson
      @Paladin_Johnson Рік тому +417

      “Well, he didn’t rape ME so must have never happened to you.”

    • @mukakruda8474
      @mukakruda8474 Рік тому +28

      She can fix him

    • @ZoZoZoeee
      @ZoZoZoeee Рік тому +144

      ​@@Paladin_Johnson the language used by the two women around the 40 mins mark made my neck hurt lmao

    • @6235river
      @6235river Рік тому +8

      karma works bluntly

    • @misterkite
      @misterkite Рік тому +64

      It's crazy to read the comments on that first video. Tons of "I knew he was a good person" comments, even after her "he's stalking me" video came out.

  • @GG64
    @GG64 2 роки тому +6274

    I swear every UA-camr who was popular among kids during the minecraft age of youtube is cursed to become a lunatic

    • @JustKrin
      @JustKrin 2 роки тому +529

      Toby and SkyDoesMinecraft were my firsts and man, it sucks seeing all that crash. Sucks to see that the new generation is experiencing the same with guys like Dream keeping the "mcyt to controversial figure pipeline" tradition alive

    • @MarvinT0606
      @MarvinT0606 2 роки тому +3

      ...or were they always lunatics and UA-cam merely took off the hinges for them?

    • @TheRedCap30
      @TheRedCap30 2 роки тому +450

      Wake me up when the rise and fall video of Dream comes out

    • @alpaca6462
      @alpaca6462 2 роки тому

      @@TheRedCap30 won't be too long now that the allegations are picking up steam

    • @AbrasiousProductions
      @AbrasiousProductions 2 роки тому +33

      That's because minecraft is garbage, i refuse to ever play it, even when i was kid, i never liked it

  • @patrickg5648
    @patrickg5648 2 роки тому +5366

    Holy shit, she went from Tobuscus to Social Repose? It’s like surviving Hiroshima and taking shelter in Nagasaki

    • @Jayce_Alexander
      @Jayce_Alexander 2 роки тому +111

      🤣🤣🤣

    • @sorrenblitz805
      @sorrenblitz805 2 роки тому +588

      "Ahhhh out of the burning building where should I go? This Volcano looks nice."

    • @carnuatus
      @carnuatus 2 роки тому

      Wow it's almost like abusers seek out abuse victims so they can continue to exert control over people!

    • @DrizzleSports
      @DrizzleSports Рік тому +250

      she has a type😏

    • @patrickg5648
      @patrickg5648 Рік тому

      @@DrizzleSports rude ass

  • @dawnhewitt1943
    @dawnhewitt1943 2 роки тому +2503

    I remember, when I was younger, reading a fanfic where Toby and Anthony Padilla are both trying to win you over. It was so cursed. That's it, I just needed to scream this into the void

    • @Sand-Walker13
      @Sand-Walker13 2 роки тому +132

      Oh god. There were a lot of those back in the day. I always found them hilarious lol.

    • @redblackroses23
      @redblackroses23 2 роки тому +199

      The void is screaming back

    • @ochuspin
      @ochuspin 2 роки тому +18

      I will never be the same after this

    • @tahutoa
      @tahutoa 2 роки тому +22

      Anthony wins

    • @digitaldragon101
      @digitaldragon101 2 роки тому +15

      I remember reading one where some dad was trying to set Toby up with his son iirc

  • @justinlaroche2543
    @justinlaroche2543 Рік тому +1375

    As someone who was a child in 2011 nugget in a biscuit was definitely peak humor

    • @thaloblue
      @thaloblue Рік тому +93

      I was BEGGING my mother to buy mashed potatoes and chicken nuggets and biscuits and barbeque sauce. I would not tell her why, so she never did it.

    • @mammoneymelon
      @mammoneymelon Рік тому +25

      dude remember when we were all laughing at charlie bit my finger?

    • @4nd4s
      @4nd4s Рік тому

      this hurts. can you do it now?@@thaloblue

    • @T9K66
      @T9K66 Рік тому +23

      God it would drive my parents nuts back then because I would only repeat the part I remembered. “chicken nugget, nugget in a biscuit” over, and over, and over….

    • @user-ui2tj7or7u
      @user-ui2tj7or7u Рік тому +23

      @@T9K66 I have no leg to stand on when ppl mock tiktok kids like did y'all remember what we were repeating ad nauseum and how much nonsense it was?

  • @Akursedtime
    @Akursedtime 2 роки тому +2473

    His mental decline is depressing for those who watched him, including myself. I didn't know he has spiralled this far.
    And seeing him drive and not focusing on the road had me panicking.

    • @AbrasiousProductions
      @AbrasiousProductions 2 роки тому +21

      That's why I mask my audience from my decreasing mental health, I'm trying to get rid of it, just been depressed lately because I haven't been able to express my creativity because my computer is broken so I haven't been able to make content since June 2022

    • @mommasbigboy8656
      @mommasbigboy8656 2 роки тому +274

      Who tha fook is that guy👆

    • @solidsadd
      @solidsadd 2 роки тому +10

      Good thing he whippin a tesla

    • @blakea.e.1681
      @blakea.e.1681 2 роки тому +28

      @@mommasbigboy8656 I love your comment

    • @astronautanon
      @astronautanon 2 роки тому

      From memory he used to always vlog driving.

  • @reiddutchess9955
    @reiddutchess9955 2 роки тому +3114

    As someone who works in the mental health field, it bothers me when people refer to mood shifts as “bi polar”. That is not what bi polar disorder I or II is. It is a shift between deep depressions and episodes of intrusive mania. It isn’t someone who exhibits opposing moods within an afternoon.

    • @liben5052
      @liben5052 2 роки тому +174

      thank you for that, a family member has bipolar disorder and it's not that they just swing up and down at every minute but rather there were phases of walking on eggshells to being bubbly and super social. that doesn't mean emotional volatility isn't a symptom of bipolar (manic stages can lead to extremes, etc) but it's not a surefire diagnosis. especially with the rise of emotional lability in younger people due to not knowing HOW to deal with their emotions.
      i'm sure toby is on the spectrum, some of his behaviors that are being described as "psychotic" are just common traits of adhd or autism. really feels bad to see comments just jumping the gun on these behaviors because the guy's reputation has gone to shit. and like, the dude clearly has trauma of his own (i.e. getting swatted, fear of offending his audience/society, resentment towards a certain group).
      i won't defend his actions but as someone who has hung out with adhd friends, i hate the "adhd people are geniuses and do no wrong" propaganda, cause sometimes they can be mean, irresponsible, and their quirks (when observed) can be bizarre to the less understanding. doesn't mean they're psychos.

    • @braytechexoscience2790
      @braytechexoscience2790 2 роки тому +149

      As someone with it, it reads a lot more like Borderline. The fear of abandonment, the emotional volatility and impermeance, the substance abuse, the intense unstable relationships - if someone produced accounts of that to a psychiatrist, that's the diagnosis they'd be given

    • @reiddutchess9955
      @reiddutchess9955 2 роки тому +165

      @@braytechexoscience2790 that certainly seems like a much more accurate diagnosis, but I just don’t like how people ascribe mental health disorders to people simply experiencing human emotions in a manner they don’t like. It creates and enforces stigma and bias in a way that benefits no one.

    • @vincentoconnor5640
      @vincentoconnor5640 2 роки тому +32

      Quick moment to moment shifts in temperament can often indicate BPD, which is often symptomatically confused with Bipolar Disorder.

    • @AlfredTortelloni
      @AlfredTortelloni 2 роки тому +17

      @@vincentoconnor5640 Could always be CPTSD. That one has similar presentation to BPD

  • @riotbreaker3506
    @riotbreaker3506 2 роки тому +1601

    I think Lyle Wrath summarized it all up perfectly when he said "literally every single place the guy went he creates a bad story about himself"

    • @EsteemedReptile
      @EsteemedReptile 2 роки тому +227

      And then he killed Tobuscus with a belt buckle.

    • @masters3104
      @masters3104 2 роки тому +157

      No mortal man can escape the gaze of his iconic all-seeing one eye.

    • @ectofriend
      @ectofriend 2 роки тому +4

      When did he say that?

    • @riotbreaker3506
      @riotbreaker3506 2 роки тому +22

      @@ectofriend MGSR playthroughI

    • @TheScrootch
      @TheScrootch 2 роки тому +40

      There's a place called Lyle in the middle of the Nile

  • @thaloblue
    @thaloblue Рік тому +322

    I found it hilarious that in one of these very old clips, someone is already dissing Onision. The nuclear predator of the internet was already in hot water back THEN.

    • @fortunamajor7239
      @fortunamajor7239 Рік тому +53

      People have always hated Shane Dawson, Onision and their ilk it just took until the past few years for the masses to finally get the picture

    • @Josue-mv2fo
      @Josue-mv2fo 6 місяців тому +17

      Onision was always hated, even people would read the books and critique all the videos in Tumblr

    • @justanotheryoutubechannel
      @justanotheryoutubechannel 5 місяців тому +9

      He was always controversial and rightfully so. Anyone who reviews teenage girls deserves a ton of suspicion and probably an ankle monitor.

    • @galaxythebat
      @galaxythebat Місяць тому +1

      @@justanotheryoutubechannel not the only thing he needs an ankle monitor for...

    • @kanjo4976
      @kanjo4976 24 дні тому

      We don’t say that name..

  • @Fuzzy_Barbarian
    @Fuzzy_Barbarian 2 роки тому +1219

    Watching those vlogs you showed, I don't know how anyone can deny this man was having a breakdown. It's not normal to constantly hound a woman and then laugh it off by saying she told you to never give up years ago, while on the verge of tears.

    • @urbanarmory
      @urbanarmory Рік тому +73

      Yeah... It's pretty nuts that that wasn't the straw that broke the camel's back

    • @clownworld4655
      @clownworld4655 Рік тому +50

      Heartbreak makes you do crazy things. The key is to move on over time. Those claiming they’ve never at least been somewhat weird in such a situation are either in denial or have never had their heart broken

    • @urbanarmory
      @urbanarmory Рік тому +230

      @@clownworld4655 sending a few pathetic texts a few weeks after a breakup is normal. Hounding a woman for literally years with hundreds of constant emails is not normal or excusable.

    • @dean988
      @dean988 Рік тому +63

      @@clownworld4655i agree with what youre saying but not in this context lol

    • @user-vi4xy1jw7e
      @user-vi4xy1jw7e Рік тому +32

      ​@@clownworld4655Why do you keep projecting what YOU feel or experience onto others? People are either in denial or never experienced heartbreak and there's no other options? Just stop. Speak for yourself.

  • @randytyson
    @randytyson 2 роки тому +1402

    It's amazing how quickly you forget about someone you used to watch religiously and it hits you like a truck because of everything you've been through in such short time

    • @mickeyfester
      @mickeyfester 2 роки тому +8

      Yo absolute truth man

    • @ManCrushMondayTJ
      @ManCrushMondayTJ 2 роки тому +24

      Gold fish attention span the weed an TikTok’s don’t help 😔

    • @crack4184
      @crack4184 2 роки тому +2

      @@ManCrushMondayTJ McmTJ, wtf are you talking about?

    • @ManCrushMondayTJ
      @ManCrushMondayTJ 2 роки тому +8

      @@crack4184 read it again damn slow asf

    • @user-vi4xy1jw7e
      @user-vi4xy1jw7e Рік тому +1

      ​@@ManCrushMondayTJHave you not heard of commas before?

  • @youdidwhat7530
    @youdidwhat7530 2 роки тому +1280

    It’s crazy that it used to be him vs Pewdiepie for most subscribers. He was such a well known and famous figure in the UA-cam community and then he almost just… disappeared.

    • @ShinigamiRyan
      @ShinigamiRyan 2 роки тому +33

      Feminism and the metoo movement destroyed him.

    • @hoticeparty
      @hoticeparty 2 роки тому +188

      @@ShinigamiRyan seems he had a part in it too.

    • @puffinatheart5565
      @puffinatheart5565 2 роки тому +234

      @@ShinigamiRyan not a good defense when a movement about exposing sexual abusers ends up "destroying" someone, bud

    • @Natlatify
      @Natlatify 2 роки тому +56

      @ShinigamiRyan He was already teetering into irrelivancy before the accusations, because of the mobile game he was making. His videos slowed massively after he took on that project, and the quality and investment plummeted.
      I cant speak for everyone, but personally I hadn't watched or heard anything from Toby in a few years before the allegations came out. In fact I'm pretty sure the allegations are what put him back onto people's radars, whereas most had forgotten about him. Personally I had outgrown his content and he didn't grow up with his audience either, his personality and content was a constant, but his audience were not. He didn't evolve like PewDiePie did.
      This is coming from someone who bought a Tobuscus shirt too 😂

    • @THEMATTHIAS225
      @THEMATTHIAS225 2 роки тому +27

      @@ShinigamiRyan the entire crux of the video is that his decline started before that and that he still had loyal fans during it before he fumbled the shit out of it.

  • @cameronross9376
    @cameronross9376 Рік тому +187

    As someone with bipolar disorder, it is not a quick switch of moods. Bipolar disorder is a few days or weeks depressed, and then on the flip side being manic/hypomanic. That’s more like CPTSD/BPD.
    BUT YOU CAN HAVE BOTH. but it is very annoying when someone says someone is bipolar because they had a drastic mood change.

    • @IzraelGraves
      @IzraelGraves 4 місяці тому +4

      Yeah, its a roller coaster. People got all their information about Manic Depression from 2002 e-Girls that pretended to have it to be "quirky", and it stuck, despite all of it being false.

    • @hemogoblin69
      @hemogoblin69 13 днів тому

      It's all silly terms to make you take medicine. Good job for knowing the lingo

  • @saltyspittoon
    @saltyspittoon 2 роки тому +1235

    Man, this guy was a big part of my childhood. My cousin and I loved watching his gaming videos. Kinda forgot about him for the past several years now

    • @todor_todorov
      @todor_todorov 2 роки тому +2

      My condolences for your childhood

    • @PabzRoz
      @PabzRoz 2 роки тому +2

      what are u gunna cry about it?

    • @PabzRoz
      @PabzRoz 2 роки тому

      @Owen Miller huh

    • @saltyspittoon
      @saltyspittoon 2 роки тому +1

      @@PabzRoz not at all, like I said, I forgot about him anyway

    • @gothnerd887
      @gothnerd887 2 роки тому +1

      Same

  • @cdiamant
    @cdiamant 2 роки тому +4631

    the argument of "they weren't abusive to me so they aren't abusive" will always be the stupidest argument to prove someone's innocence, in my opinion

    • @erikathesomething
      @erikathesomething 2 роки тому +327

      My mom has always told me to never put my hands in the fire for anyone and it's true. No one can know everything that happens, why insert yourself into that situation bc it didn't happen to you? Even if there's only a miniscule chance you're wrong, why risk that? I wouldn't at least.

    • @gladitsnotme
      @gladitsnotme 2 роки тому +211

      @@erikathesomething Exactly. She just wanted to get views. This is why women can't have nice things. Other women will always tear us down.

    • @babushka2228
      @babushka2228 2 роки тому +124

      @@gladitsnotme Your statement can be reversed and also have a point... welcome to the difficult world we live in.

    • @everydayisablessing590
      @everydayisablessing590 2 роки тому +344

      the way she was like “toby always stopped when i said no” and then went on to make a video about how he was repeatedly harassing her after she asked him to stop multiple times lol

    • @Im.Smaher
      @Im.Smaher 2 роки тому +93

      That wasn’t the argument. The argument was that the girl who abused him had terrible evidence that contradicted itself.

  • @greatbearxd1110
    @greatbearxd1110 Рік тому +174

    Imagine getting your tooth pulled and the dentist starts doing the old man voice, that could’ve been our future.

  • @emmakaye8407
    @emmakaye8407 Рік тому +473

    the irony of jaclyn saying the girls were over exaggerating about toby to toby e-stalking her is not lost on me

    • @abryn6864
      @abryn6864 Рік тому +28

      Yeah, when you're in that kind of relationship, it's hard to break up if you really like a person, and it's hard to be with someone who you admit did some really bad stuff, so I guess you just default to defense mode.

  • @TuesdaysArt
    @TuesdaysArt 2 роки тому +1113

    Hearing Phillip DiFranco actually say "rape" and "sexual assault" in a UA-cam video uncensored gave me whiplash; UA-cam has become so sanitized these days.

    • @EmmyE3
      @EmmyE3 Рік тому +41

      I know what you mean I heard the uncensored N word in a video and it stopped my sentence.

    • @abysssun4979
      @abysssun4979 Рік тому

      @@EmmyE3 niggas say nigga all the time bruh

    • @Whiteythereaper
      @Whiteythereaper 10 місяців тому +34

      Because people have been using r*pe as a "ha ha funny" word in videos for years, so UA-cam has clamped down on it because advertisers don't really want to be playing on videos where people are making R*pe jokes

    • @mintz9782
      @mintz9782 9 місяців тому +27

      @@EmmyE3 oh no how terrible, whatever shall we do..oh the humanity

    • @mikaistvan9830
      @mikaistvan9830 8 місяців тому

      ​@@mintz9782Ohh my dear viewer, please think about the poor UA-cam stock investors and advertisers!! It's truly an uphill battle for the little guy you know.

  • @nogi2167
    @nogi2167 2 роки тому +874

    The story of Toby Turner, summarized.
    “He had the right to remain silent, but he lacked the ability”.

    • @Voivodi
      @Voivodi Рік тому +16

      "He was recommended (threatened) to remain silent, but he refused to".

    • @cs5250
      @cs5250 Рік тому +3

      Same with Mirandasings

    • @mcbills9096
      @mcbills9096 Рік тому +6

      @@cs5250 Hey man to be fair they didn't say she couldn't sing it. lol

    • @Lady_Graham
      @Lady_Graham 11 місяців тому

      @@cs5250that was a trip

  • @isaacmcallister5649
    @isaacmcallister5649 Рік тому +147

    Honestly, I just thank God in heaven that he had a situation where he could help his cancer stricken mother. If there are silver linings to his UA-cam career, I’d put this one up top.

  • @StarrChild.
    @StarrChild. Рік тому +448

    The thing that stopped me watching Toby was the fact that I just don't know him. And I don't mean that in a weird parasocial way but like comparing him to other big youtubers like Pewds, Jack or Mark they had a character about them but as the content grew and they realised the dangers of not making a clear boundary. They dropped that character and became more genuine. Of course it's only what they want us to see, but they were very clear about boundaries and where they stood with their audience. They made it clear that the character they portrayed for their content wasn't someone real or to know.
    Toby was just never genuine. He puts on this persona for his vids and gaming which is fine, but even in vlogs that persona was still there. And we know and have confirmation it's an act from Toby himself and friends. Even in recent vlogs he's talking about rather serious stuff but sprinkling in dumb voices and just an overacting personality.

    • @user-vi4xy1jw7e
      @user-vi4xy1jw7e Рік тому +54

      Tobuscus never grew as a content creator. It feels like he's still in the late 00s/early 10s.

    • @cyber_rachel7427
      @cyber_rachel7427 Рік тому +34

      I remember Jacksepticeye once making a comment that he would prefer fans who recognise him in the street and want to talk to him to refer to him as 'Jack' rather than 'Sean'
      It's as you say: making those boundaries where possible is good for you and your audience

    • @sasquanaut611
      @sasquanaut611 Рік тому +17

      I don't think it's an act. I think that's actually him. He's just a genuinely weird dude. That's the unsettling part.

    • @ivahlana
      @ivahlana Рік тому +9

      @@sasquanaut611 I'm inclined to agree, there are people where "over exaggeration" / "over acting" is truly just part of their character and how they learned to express themselves.

    • @SharksSJ408
      @SharksSJ408 10 місяців тому

      So you have to know someone’s real personality to be able to enjoy their content? What a miserable existence that must be.

  • @Bullevue
    @Bullevue 2 роки тому +414

    “Never have we seen all 3”
    Onision has entered the chat

    • @hunterlurvey698
      @hunterlurvey698 2 роки тому +28

      "A worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!"

    • @hunterlurvey698
      @hunterlurvey698 2 роки тому +23

      @@JetEnduro96 I feel like it'd unfair to have Ray William Johnson here, as far as I'm aware he hasn't done anything crazy or controversial, nor had accusations against him

    • @nicolepenners9198
      @nicolepenners9198 2 роки тому +31

      Four horseman
      Tobuscus
      Shane Dawson
      Onision
      Cryaotic

    • @Dx20xygen7
      @Dx20xygen7 2 роки тому +1

      @@JetEnduro96 hold on my man
      What has RWJ done I thought he's alright

    • @scarlettTG2704
      @scarlettTG2704 2 роки тому

      @@Dx20xygen7 Joon has a video about RWJ

  • @YonkoDGoofy
    @YonkoDGoofy 2 роки тому +138

    As a childhood fan of Toby, watching him slowly deteriorate was absolutely sad to me. No one ever wants to see something like this happen, especially someone that was so well known and liked.

  • @GlutenedPasta
    @GlutenedPasta 2 роки тому +1373

    Although he aged, his feel of humor is still on its Dane Cook 2006 era

    • @BananaPhoPhilly
      @BananaPhoPhilly 2 роки тому +120

      A lot of millennials act like that tbh

    • @PoptartParasol
      @PoptartParasol 2 роки тому +132

      @@BananaPhoPhilly that is so true 😬. They still think asdf and those types of ayylmao humor is *still* funny.
      Makes it kinda awkward for me when I don't laugh 😅. But gen Z humor will probably be just as cringe to the next generation so what do I know

    • @tobiwonkanogy2975
      @tobiwonkanogy2975 2 роки тому +36

      @@PoptartParasol I like trains

    • @BananaPhoPhilly
      @BananaPhoPhilly 2 роки тому +82

      @@PoptartParasol I think gen z humor has more irony to it (maybe too much sometimes), which is why I find it way less annoying and more digestible. Millennial humor is unfunny and has 0 subtext lol like OP said it's stuck in 2006

    • @slicingonions4398
      @slicingonions4398 2 роки тому +60

      Fr it's like he's stuck as playing this outdated character infront of the camera and he can't stop and be just be real. It's like something from the twilight zone or black mirror. He thinks it's the algorithm or other people instead of acknowledging he needs to change

  • @KindlyKobold
    @KindlyKobold Рік тому +111

    This whole video really makes my heart break. I was born in 2000, so I was among exactly the young demographic that Toby's videos appealed to. I watched them religiously, even got my whole family into the videos to the point where we's crowd into my mom and dad's room to watch Toby's new uploads together on my dad's computer, the biggest screen we had at the time before smart TVs could play UA-cam videos. We'd sing his silly songs together on long drives/road trips, or even just during monotonous tasks like cooking and cleaning. My dad even bought a bunch of stuff from KFC at least once to make our own "chicken nugget biscuits" and dip them in barbecue sauce, and I can say they were actually really good, lol. He undeniably influenced my and my sibling's humor, it was so similar to our dad's humor, that even though he'd often make fun of some of the things we watched in those early days of UA-cam (My dad despised Fred and Annoying Orange) but Toby was different, we all loved him. Even as I watch this I find myself smiling at the sudden sight of his old videos I used to love so much, before it falls, remembering how far he's fallen. He seems like a truly broken man, and although I believe he needs to step away from the internet for his own good, and for the good of everyone including his (for legal reasons, alleged) victims, I do hope he gets the professional help I think he needs to live a full life again.

    • @sugarbooty
      @sugarbooty Рік тому +3

      I envy your childhood, and am in a similar boat

    • @RainbowCoda
      @RainbowCoda 9 місяців тому

      Wow it sounds like we had the same childhood just without putting the youtube on tv also ANNOYING ORANGE AND FRED YES but my parents did not like Fred either 😂 but I would still watch Lucas Cruikshank

  • @alaan_taalam
    @alaan_taalam 2 роки тому +472

    Visual effects and editing are getting better, also the voice over and commentary style are amazing. Keep up the good work.

  • @purplehaze2358
    @purplehaze2358 2 роки тому +1773

    I feel like Social Repose and Toby getting into conflict over Toby refusing to stop messaging Jacelyn is that one meme with the two spider men pointing at each other.
    Edit: What's with the people that watch this channel and dabbling in victim blaming whenever social repose gets mentioned?

    • @nothankyou6840
      @nothankyou6840 2 роки тому +42

      lmfao 10/10

    • @purplehaze2358
      @purplehaze2358 2 роки тому +502

      @My Avatar is Cooler than yours That's.. remarkably cold and doesn't seem to understand how these types of situations work. It's quite common for abuse victims to fall back on new abusers even if they get away, especially without any external assistance.

    • @registeredjopper
      @registeredjopper 2 роки тому +419

      @My Avatar is Cooler than yours "I dont mean to victim blame but im pretty sure the victim is to blame here"

    • @urbanarmory
      @urbanarmory 2 роки тому +100

      @My Avatar is Cooler than yours you can take this in a better way, that she's kind enough and open enough that she's vulnerable to men like that when many others would close off. But unfortunately people who are kind and open are targets for shitheads

    • @JJRBones
      @JJRBones 2 роки тому +30

      @@urbanarmory kind and open is a nice way of saying foolish, at some point you just gotta own up and recognize that there's a pattern you have to break, because nobody else will, especially not your abusers

  • @nightlightslove
    @nightlightslove 2 роки тому +1023

    “He never forced me to do anything, he insisted until I relented but if I said no firmly he respected it” coercion is not consent.
    “She was married the first time she agreed to hook up with him so after that there’s no way he could’ve ever forced her to do anything she didn’t want to do” someone’s bad action does not justify them being SA’d, just because a relationship started consensual doesn’t mean consent can’t be taken away later on.
    “He was aggressive with his words and with his body language but he never touched me” emotional and mental DV is DV.
    I understand that 2016 was a bit ago but I want to make sure to make those things clear. Especially for those who may be going through something similar and are justifying the perpetrator out of shame or sympathy.

    • @dingusbingus2888
      @dingusbingus2888 2 роки тому +2

      The concept of withdrawn consent baffles me and no matter how ugly of a personality one has, anyone willing to throw that argument are just as bad as the person they are accusing for whatever reason.
      Although I'm no longer a massive fan of toby and what he has became, the irony of pointing out something like bipolar whilst exhibiting patterns of behavior similar to just that is hilarious to me. You lose all credibility when you introduce the idea of withdrawn consent and the perp being mentally ill right out the gate.

    • @minervaowl8298
      @minervaowl8298 2 роки тому +72

      Yeah something is not right with that situation. Overall I would just say stay away from Toby

    • @orimengu
      @orimengu 2 роки тому +160

      yeah it's awful seeing these women being like "...but he didn't do that to me!! therefore there's no way he's abusive/a predator!!", a big fucking yikes seeing Jacklyn Glen talking like that after seeing her own experience with abusive boyfriends and urging people to listen to victims.

    • @Dubois_tada
      @Dubois_tada 2 роки тому +2

      @@dingusbingus2888 The lunacy comes from u pretending not to understand very basic concepts such as, "no means no". Even if it’s later. Even if you have had sex before. A women’s vagina isn’t now owned by the guy she fucked in the past. U just called SA victims as bad as their rapists bc they said no and not wanting to sleep with someone anymore is "bipolar"? Is this satire? You write like you have the cognitive function to understand basic decency so maybe it’s willful ignorance to absolve yourself or someone u know. I’ve never heard of this guy before today so I have no opinion on his situation but that statement u made was so creepy.

    • @leofreaking
      @leofreaking 2 роки тому +64

      Thanks you for saying this! Really bothered me that Joon left those remarks just uncommented.

  • @FreshTillDeath56
    @FreshTillDeath56 Рік тому +36

    It's easy to forget that we are the pioneers of the digital age. Never before has there been such an easy way for both sane and unhinged people to broadcast to millions across the globe. Your lesson at the end was absolutely perfect: You never REALLY know anyone completely, and that's even more so the case today.

  • @jackbridge5780
    @jackbridge5780 2 роки тому +975

    You can't defend someone the the logic of "they didn't do it to me" everyone who's killed someone was a non murderer at some point

    • @carnuatus
      @carnuatus 2 роки тому +143

      The same thing is evidenced in the case of Manson. Rose McGowan had only a positive experience with him but with every other woman, essentially, he was violent and manipulative.
      I also don't understand what her already doing drugs and being married has to do with anything? You can conscientiously take drugs YOURSELF but that's different that someone basically shoving drugs in your mouth. Also it grosses me out that she's shocked this chick is saying "she finally knows what love is," when she attested she was given Molly and possibly on other substances. That's the kind of shit you might say in that circumstances. The shaming and stuff is unreal. And just because he didn't want to choke her doesn't mean anything--he could easily be only willing to do something like that to a partner when they're not a willing participant. I.e. R*pe and forcing drugs on people.

    • @warlordofbritannia
      @warlordofbritannia 2 роки тому +127

      @@carnuatus
      She literally set her friend up to get roofied and didn’t give a f afterwards

    • @carnuatus
      @carnuatus 2 роки тому +105

      @@warlordofbritannia SERIOUSLY HOLY SHIT AND THEN BLAMED IT ON HER AND SAID HOW SHE WAS MARRIED WHEN SAID CHICK SAID SHE HERSELF WAS AN OPEN RELATIONSHIP. So perhaps the second girl was in an open marriage? Which is possible? Sigh.

    • @slothschewgum
      @slothschewgum 2 роки тому +7

      Yes you can. It’s literally how it works in a court, there’s no hard evidence at all the proverbial “case” hinged on him building character infront of the “jury” it didn’t work and he lost but giving her experience is absolutely a valid defense

    • @palpitations00
      @palpitations00 2 роки тому +55

      @@slothschewgum yes character testimony is a common tactic lawyers use, doesn’t mean its logical- u can pretty much find any random person from your life to say something nice about u unless ur a total social pariah

  • @yesipan
    @yesipan 2 роки тому +658

    unrelated but holy shit jaclyn glenn is involved in absolutely everything

    • @SaintShion
      @SaintShion 2 роки тому +14

      Tbh she has horrid taste in men.
      Also her "just cause I felt pressured to do things, didn't mean I was forced." Babe that's called peer pressure and its a manipulation tatic, it doesn't mean force feeding you the drvgs. Like wtf.

    • @yesipan
      @yesipan 2 роки тому +99

      @@SaintShion yeah lmao her judgement can be a bit off but i heard she's married now with a kid so hopefully that's going well for her

    • @arnahunas4048
      @arnahunas4048 2 роки тому +182

      She’s like the Forrest Gump of UA-cam drama

    • @LaydiNite
      @LaydiNite 2 роки тому +164

      @Jooles In the story of Forrest Gump, he keeps kind of blundering his way into bizarre scenarios and major historical events entirely by accident. He ends up inspiring Elvis' dance moves due to how he moved in his leg braces, he inadvertently starts some kind of movement when he goes on a long distance run, etc. He just keeps meeting people and falling into scenarios that lead to wild outcomes.

    • @RugbyRyan
      @RugbyRyan 2 роки тому +78

      @@LaydiNitedon’t forget he was a principle investor in apple computers, won Bear Bryant his national championships at alabama, won an Olympic gold medal, was symbolically involved in desegregation, met John Lennon

  • @mbrambles24
    @mbrambles24 2 роки тому +587

    I know nothing about this man but those women who were supporting him during the allegations didn't refute anything. It's a he said/she said, but it always floors me when people act like their personal experience is universal. Some of the things they said even lended credibility to the accusations.

    • @sofiesusi
      @sofiesusi 2 роки тому +178

      Yes exactly. Thank you.
      "He didn't hurt ME. He was ok with ME."
      So? They literally admit to him having a drug problem and being emotionaly or verbaly abusive. How far off would it be that maybe he also got physical if he was super high.
      Also that one woman saying one of the victims took drugs willingly with him does not negate her being pressured or even spiked on another occasion.
      Makes my blood boil

    • @bighatbondquo863
      @bighatbondquo863 2 роки тому +71

      Literally yeah, they came out saying "well he never did X to me so how could he do it to someone else"

    • @PointsofData
      @PointsofData 2 роки тому +57

      Jeffrey Dahmer didn't eat everyone he encountered either lmfao

    • @catscanhavelittleasalami
      @catscanhavelittleasalami 2 роки тому +12

      exactly. ''well it didn't happen to me'' means nothing

    • @unpopularopinions7407
      @unpopularopinions7407 2 роки тому +17

      So many people in this comment section seem to have missed the part where she says “I don’t know and you don’t know”. The point wasn’t that the accusers were lying, the point was that you shouldn’t just instantly wholeheartedly believe any allegation you see on the internet, because you simply _don’t know._ When someone’s moral character being publicly called into question, it is worthwhile to hear from people who have had relationships with him, regardless of how positive or negative they were. “I can’t imagine him doing this” is not the same as “he didn’t do it and this chick is lying through her teeth”; it’s someone else who had a relationship with him giving her own perspective.

  • @spyr0guy
    @spyr0guy Рік тому +95

    Tobuscus' greatest accomplishment was making DSP right about something.

  • @wingsofzero5732
    @wingsofzero5732 2 роки тому +198

    37:17
    > "willingly"
    > "heavily pressured to do so"
    Folks, if you're pushed enough times to do something you don't want to do (drugs, sex etc in this context) and in the end you say "okay fine", that's not okay. You've just had your barriers broken down to the point where it's easier to go along than to resist it. That doesn't mean you're doing it 'willingly'.

    • @6235river
      @6235river Рік тому +30

      Seriously. It's like they have no idea what coercion is.

    • @gothicusmaximus5697
      @gothicusmaximus5697 Рік тому +3

      ​@@6235river
      Actual or threatened force for the purpose of compelling action by another person; the act of coercing.
      Use of physical or moral force to compel a person to do something, or to abstain from doing something, thereby depriving that person of the exercise of free will.
      Essentially its down to how he pressured. If he said, cmon try some, 16 times, thats not coercion
      If he said, are you not taking them because you hate me? that would be moral coercion
      but to act like basic peer pressure is coercion would be ridiculous.

    • @6235river
      @6235river Рік тому +15

      @@gothicusmaximus5697 i am absolutely not going to explain to a presumably grown man why pressuring someone into sexual acts after that person has declined involvement until they ultimately feel as if they have no option to say yes is coercion. threats are not always direct threats of violence but the implication of violence. figure out the rest yourself.

    • @gothicusmaximus5697
      @gothicusmaximus5697 Рік тому

      @@6235river pressuring someone is also scummy, but its not coercion. To act like it is devaluing the people that have been actually coerced into giving consent. The woman in question never said "they ultimately feel as if they have no option to say yes", they said that he pushed it until they gave in. That is called peer pressure at best, or being a pushy creep at worst, but not coercion.
      she also never mentioned theats, implied or otherwise, in a post in which she accuses him of far worse things. So can we not make things up.

    • @6235river
      @6235river Рік тому +10

      @@gothicusmaximus5697 "The woman in question never said "they ultimately feel as if they have no option to say yes", they said that he pushed it until they gave in" exploiting the fear a woman feels when saying no to a man who is consistently pressuring her for sex is absolutely coercion. she would not have acquiesced if she wasn't afraid of the implication that arises when rejecting a man who clearly does not care about proper consent.
      speaking as someone who HAS been coerced, the coercion began long before the man punched me after i rejected him over and over again. the coercion began as soon as i said no and he tried to convince me otherwise. the coercion continued every time i rejected him and he persisted by trying to talk me into it. the coercion culminated with physical violence.

  • @CheapRobot
    @CheapRobot 2 роки тому +870

    Through the good times and bad times the one thing you can count on is Toby apparently doesn't wash his hair. Consistency is important on youtube.

    • @newearth9027
      @newearth9027 2 роки тому +7

      Actually some people don't need to wash their hair that often look it up

    • @primal44
      @primal44 2 роки тому +9

      @@newearth9027 same I found out I don’t really need to wash my hair or body which saves me a lot of time

    • @blair..
      @blair.. 2 роки тому

      or he always just took a shower

    • @bigultrafunny9751
      @bigultrafunny9751 2 роки тому +99

      @@primal44 You're out here with a stink cloud like Pigpen or something lmao

    • @newearth9027
      @newearth9027 2 роки тому +57

      @@primal44 uh please still wash your body

  • @woodsgump
    @woodsgump Рік тому +98

    Bruh I was so perplexed when DSP called out Tobuscus because this is the first time I’ve heard this. I was like “Shut the fuck up Phil, you’re way worse than everyone.”

    • @The-Entelechy
      @The-Entelechy Рік тому +43

      It's even funnier that DSP has pretty much outlasted the old guard by pretty much doing nothing 😂

    • @KingKrouch
      @KingKrouch Рік тому +7

      @@The-EntelechyHe’s like Luigi in Mario Party

    • @blujaebird
      @blujaebird 11 місяців тому +23

      Is Phil worse than everyone, though? He's a jerk, yes, and a garbage partner to his girlfriend he had. But as far as I know he was not physically abusive (a lot of talk from him but ultimately no bite I'm aware of) or a r*pist. Unfortunately that makes him better than a lot of content creators who have ended up in controversy.

  • @brookesef
    @brookesef Рік тому +17

    This is truly one of the more fascinating cases. The character arc here is crazy, especially when contrasted to the fact that many people's only point of comparison is watching him when they were children.

  • @PeefSpogdar69
    @PeefSpogdar69 2 роки тому +95

    The guy made a character. A successful one. He tried to compartmentalize it, keep it separate from who he really was. He failed. Now it's eating him alive. It's kinda sad in a way

  • @ReaperCH90
    @ReaperCH90 2 роки тому +385

    I totally forgot that the pigroach was also part of the story, but damn did I have to laugh when DSP appeared.

    • @MarvinT0606
      @MarvinT0606 2 роки тому +74

      I'll give Phil this much, he's still streaming and begging to this day 🤣

    • @Snakee423
      @Snakee423 2 роки тому +33

      @@MarvinT0606 thats because DSP is death, how can you Kill him? Or even better, unkill him?

    • @Foxhound686
      @Foxhound686 2 роки тому +1

      @@Snakee423 how do you kill that which has no life 🤔

    • @bigfootwithinternetconnect2330
      @bigfootwithinternetconnect2330 2 роки тому +44

      DSP is the Stan Lee of the internet, he's mentioned or seen everywhere at least once or twice

    • @Talby926
      @Talby926 2 роки тому +7

      You never know where The Guy might pop up.

  • @anybodysouthern9213
    @anybodysouthern9213 2 роки тому +117

    I was a Tobuscus watcher in my childhood as well, but I haven't really kept up with him since. Watching him become who he is (through this video) was quite the anxious experience like watching a train wreck. Thanks for the awesome video even though Toby did his best to make it a hard watch.

  • @HelloYersoGae
    @HelloYersoGae Рік тому +738

    idk why i get the feeling that toby hasnt fallen from grace, but has always been this way and merely lost his editing staff that carefully masked him.

    • @clownworld4655
      @clownworld4655 Рік тому +119

      Eh you’re somewhat correct. As someone who went through a similar experience I can tell you that when something happens that breaks someone to the degree seen here you simply see who they really are deep inside without any social filters or personas. Everyone will look completely insane if you were able to see their thoughts. We are way less stable than we show on the outside and can’t even consciously grasp the complexity of our minds/behaviors. Basically we have far less control of ourselves than we think.

    • @Heartbreaker1999-o5s
      @Heartbreaker1999-o5s Рік тому

      ​@@clownworld4655I agree . The human mind can only handle so much also . I Actually freakishly see a little bit of myself in him . I myself on social media went through a breakdown , and would post videos almost all day about every little thing I was doing what I was thinking in my head and looking back now it's super fucking concerning. He's definitely no angel , but I have sympathy for the fact that he's brain is completely Mushed

    • @Solinaru
      @Solinaru Рік тому +27

      This pretty much. It's hard for people to change, most of the time you only get to see what they want you to see.
      Toby without edits is the dingus he's always been. Everyone warned the world who he was without an editing team and he just shows his whole ass when they're all gone.

    • @user-vi4xy1jw7e
      @user-vi4xy1jw7e Рік тому +20

      ​@@clownworld4655We have less control than we think? Speak for yourself. Lol

    • @clownworld4655
      @clownworld4655 Рік тому

      @@user-vi4xy1jw7e “speak for yourself” ah the stereotypical cope line word for word. People like you are the most dangerous because you are not self aware in the slightest and ironically have the least control

  • @jerseyman3612
    @jerseyman3612 2 роки тому +545

    One thing that I don't understand about this entire situation is that Toby said that his friends told him to not make a video talking about his side of the story. I don't know, maybe it's just me, but I feel like if you're being wrongly accused of things like sexual assault and drug abuse that your friends would encourage you to try and tell your side of the story and not discourage it. That's what happened with the projared situation, and sure people came at their throats for it, but they were proven right by the end of it. It doesn't really make a lot of sense in hind sight and, honestly, it just makes me believe Toby's side less.

    • @moxiemaxie3543
      @moxiemaxie3543 2 роки тому +105

      2 things can exist and be simultaneously be correct. Its usually advised to go silent as silly as it sounds. Even in 2022 people still believe the person who speaks first and refuse to hear the other side. Have you seen what happen after the Bayonetta voice actor straight up lied? Or even the Amber heard and Marilyn Manson accusations.

    • @riotbreaker3506
      @riotbreaker3506 2 роки тому +91

      I think they were right to do so, because all Toby ever did was contradict himself, he went from "it was consensual, we were friends" to "I didn't know her, it was her fault, she's evil and lying" real quick.

    • @Mon937
      @Mon937 2 роки тому +50

      I think, and this is just my opinion, his friends told him not to because it was already over. Toby had already put his video out years ago and even had, without his asking, other people come out and defend him. That those people were exes that still spoke (mostly) well of him only added further to his defense. The only thing adding more input could do would be to undo that unless he had actual receipts, which just isn't possible for that kind of situation (unless he had a video or something, but that could be taken as a little weird). I think his friends were correct to tell him to just let the situation rest where it was since the internet was mostly with him and more traditional jobs wouldn't see it. There was just almost no outcome where the new video would make things better for him and far too many where it would make things worse.

    • @bijoux873
      @bijoux873 2 роки тому +36

      Honestly those videos of him during the Jacqueline Glenn situation seem to show that he has little respect for people's boundaries. I think that a lot of the defense for Toby is based on their positive memories of watching his videos rather than actual evidence.

    • @vangoghsseveredear
      @vangoghsseveredear 2 роки тому

      Speaking generally, people don't tend to believe the man. Usually, without a gigantic amount of evidence, putting out a video responding doesn't usually end well for the man.
      If you come out with a video saying "she's lying," but have even *small* evidence to prove so, most people will dismiss it and it will come across as worse than just not saying anything, because now you're also attacking the woman.
      I am unfamiliar with the whole story with Tobuscus, but I could see why friends would be wary of putting out a video even if he did nothing wrong. It's a huge risk.
      I mean, look at ProJared. He came out with the receipts, put out the evidence, and even then his career was heavily damaged.
      I do agree, though. Even knowing this, I'd be inclined to fight the accusations, because if it's not true being accused of that would be awful.

  • @Somtaaw7
    @Somtaaw7 2 роки тому +79

    "I havent contacted my ex at all, except for sending her stuff that makes me think of her. cause it doesnt count." BRUH
    mentioning now on rewatch, his ramblings remind me of Terry A Davis(RIP) which is uh. Not a good thing. There's something untreated going on there.

  • @AGFuzzyPancake
    @AGFuzzyPancake 2 роки тому +97

    All artists want to believe they get better at making art as they age and become better and more experienced people, but that's just not what happens. It's practically a miracle to be a top creator on UA-cam (or in entertainment generally) for even a single year. Exceptionally few can sustain the creativity and effort required to do that as an entire career without becoming a mere shell of a person.

    • @GuacJohnson
      @GuacJohnson 2 роки тому +12

      more than that, in the case of yt specifically and the internet in general: the algorithm is constantly changing, and feedback is delayed, meaning THERE IS NO WAY TO BECOME AN EXPERT AT MAINTAINING OR GAINING popularity online by definition of how expertise is obtained

    • @jeski82
      @jeski82 2 роки тому +12

      I think some of it might also be to do with him getting older... as an older millenial myself i know I'd hate having to keep up with what kids on youtube find funny, also by late 30s/40s you really don't give much of a shit about what people think of you anymore

    • @AYVYN
      @AYVYN Рік тому +2

      The brain is a muscle and most people’s creative peak is in their twenties or early thirties. Even for geniuses like George R.R. Martin it gets really hard once you’re older.

  • @nogedoge
    @nogedoge Рік тому +391

    Above all else, the most alarming accusation was that Toby allowed MINORS at his parties, in the presence of drugged up adults.

    • @ojhinata
      @ojhinata Рік тому +60

      Theres a part of me that wonders if the "teens react kid" was Lia Marie Johnson...

    • @5050TM
      @5050TM Рік тому +29

      Yeah ... never knew about that. Horrifying. So many things could've gone wrong or did.

    • @alastor8091
      @alastor8091 Рік тому +8

      Accusations without proof?

    • @peytonalexander5300
      @peytonalexander5300 Рік тому +19

      @@ojhinataShe was immediately who my mind jumped to. And given the way she went, it wouldn’t surprise me if going to those parties as a minor are what set her on the path she ended up on. It’s especially creepy because I remember her being the target of a lot of really creepy comments about her appearance while she was still underaged on that channel. Like holy shit man, there couldn’t have been a worse environment for a kid, let alone her specifically.

    • @angrywalrus3761
      @angrywalrus3761 9 місяців тому +3

      @@ojhinataLia got into drugs pretty hard after teens react. Some of the kids also have said no part of that was their own opinions and everything was scripted. Seemed like a classic “Hollywood” style situation.

  • @talynhastime9343
    @talynhastime9343 2 роки тому +75

    Tobuscus was one of the first youtubers I ever watched, and I watched him for several years, leaping onto CinnamonToastKen, PewDiePie, Cryaotic, and eventually Markiplier. Then I slowly fell off them and got into Two Best Friends (RIP), and I ‘grew out’ of Toby Turner. And then the allegations hit, and it soured him for me. It’s sad what’s happened. Childhood never stays sterling, it seems.

    • @PointsofData
      @PointsofData 2 роки тому +5

      Toby and TBF huh? Damn, at least you didn't get into Yogscast

    • @GBDupree
      @GBDupree 11 місяців тому

      At least Super Best Friends Play (formerly Two Best Friends) aged like fine wine. Too bad they ended on bad terms, but it wasn't nuclear, just 2 people that stopped being friends because of business or personal reasons but had nothing bad to say about each other otherwise. Each of them doing well in their own right (I think Matt McMuscles is the more popular on UA-cam, but the others seem to do well enough).

  • @gracelament
    @gracelament 2 роки тому +621

    The two videos made by Toby's ex's saying "because he didn't do it to me means he probably didn't do it you" makes me extremely uncomfortable.

    • @Hisnitch
      @Hisnitch 2 роки тому +140

      Because it's victim blaming at it's finest.

    • @randomchick901
      @randomchick901 2 роки тому +71

      I was thinking the exact same thing. It’s just gross

    • @sorryifoldcomment8596
      @sorryifoldcomment8596 2 роки тому

      Yeah, I was honestly shocked at the lack of self awareness.
      There are guys who have literally SAed, kidnapped & raped women and there are other women who can come forward and give similar testimony. And Toby isn't even close to that.
      I'm not saying whether or not he did X or Y, but with most abusers, if you shut up and do what they say, then they'll be nice. If you always consent to sex... then they won't rape you, etc. Their ugly side comes out the moment you stop going along with whatever they want you to do, the moment you make their life any harder, etc. If you stay casual though and avoid ever bringing up problems, just keep your mouth shut and open your legs whenever they want...then yeah, they'll probably be nicer to you...for now. It'll take some extra years and preferably a marriage & a baby for it to come out.
      (And that woman literally admitted that she did say "yes" to sex when Toby asked - if he asked over and over...and then argues because he never raped her, then he's incapable of it...??? Seems like she didn't give him any clear excuses to yell at her either, before she dipped out of being in such a personal vulnerable position. Maybe if she had been married to Toby, had kids, lived together and was a stay at home mom for some years in a row - then her character assessment might mean something, because he would have actually been tested.)
      Lots of shitty abusers are nice to everyone else and keep up perfect appearances. Lots of abusers who yell, don't yell at everyone or in every situation. There are so many factors.
      Again, just because she didn't see Toby abusing someone, doesn't mean that Toby did abuse someone, obviously. But it for sure as hell doesn't mean that he definitely didn't. Like, come on girl.
      "I couldn't imagine him yelling at someone!" 🙄
      Wow never heard that before, case closed! /s

    • @Snakee423
      @Snakee423 2 роки тому +1

      W be w

    • @josephwalker1853
      @josephwalker1853 2 роки тому +17

      The accusers and accusations were fishy you have to admit.

  • @DirtWolfReads
    @DirtWolfReads 2 роки тому +317

    This series is so wild as a “child of youtube” having grown up a teenager during the years these things happened and remembering how they were in real time.
    It was pretty devastating to hear the allegations initially, and a bit of your childhood innocence seems to vanish along with these content creator’s reputations. It’s fascinating to see who made it and who didn’t, and how little anyone gets through without complete destabilization.

    • @GrandisArcanum
      @GrandisArcanum 2 роки тому

      How old are you now?

    • @MangoMagica
      @MangoMagica 2 роки тому +1

      As a teenager at the time Tobuscus was popular, I feel that!

    • @Karmy.
      @Karmy. Рік тому +4

      I was 12 at the time I was watching Tobuscus, I'm turning 23 this year

    • @riddiculedridlersgirlfrien5671
      @riddiculedridlersgirlfrien5671 Рік тому +1

      Same I was 14 in 2011 and spent all of my life on UA-cam (still do lol)

    • @jhonklan3794
      @jhonklan3794 Рік тому +2

      i mean the accusations seem mostly false, Whats shitty is how everyone branded him guilty.

  • @jharmo2
    @jharmo2 Рік тому +409

    I went from intrigue, to nostalgia, to disgust, to disdain, and now to plain pity. It's clear this man needs help. I don't know if he's seeing a therapist, but he needs to.

    • @thaloblue
      @thaloblue Рік тому +52

      Why see a therapist when you can just catapult yourself across the political spectrum to the alt-right?

    • @anthonynegron
      @anthonynegron Рік тому +7

      I’ll bet a guy like Toby doesn’t believe in therapy lol

    • @KraNisOG
      @KraNisOG 11 місяців тому +10

      @@thaloblue He's pretty centrist all things considered, most of his takes aren't even that far on the right.

    • @claytonno2571
      @claytonno2571 11 місяців тому +8

      @@KraNisOG People use those as a way to somehow discredit political views. Wither right or left, referring to toby as alt right is wild.

    • @REO_Speedweed
      @REO_Speedweed 9 місяців тому

      @@claytonno2571 The term alt-right is really just a buzzword. Still, it's wild how far right extremism is considered a sickness, but far left extremism is considered normal and healthy, despite being just as, if not more, schizophrenic, racist, and sexist as the far right. The only real difference is that the far right are more honest about how fucking insane they are. The left just tells you they're doing it out of love while they scream at you for being born "wrong".

  • @lycianempire
    @lycianempire 2 роки тому +76

    If I knew nothing else about him, just those videos of him talking about harassing his ex via email until her boyfriend publicly called him out on it would set every nerve on edge.

    • @iagas9
      @iagas9 2 роки тому +4

      That was creepy as shit

  • @sarahparrish7206
    @sarahparrish7206 2 роки тому +50

    Tobuscus was the first youtuber that I ever watched, he got me in to Minecraft and definitely helped shape my sense of comedy growing up. When I heard about the first scandal I already hadn’t been watching him for a while, so I was just like “oh, thats so unfortunate” and moved on. I watched his comeback video but none of his subsequent videos. Absolutely insane to hear about his more recent developments. Definitely worth the watch.

  • @gracekelley2907
    @gracekelley2907 2 роки тому +410

    I feel like this one is gonna be painful. My friend and I loved Toby’s letsplays and his literal trailers. Seeing him with a beard and looking like a wild mountain man feels… wrong

    • @MoskHotel
      @MoskHotel 2 роки тому +37

      Seeing him and Spoony losing their marbles and upload less videos on their channels really make me feel depressed on what they are doing with their lives.

    • @AbrasiousProductions
      @AbrasiousProductions 2 роки тому

      He's still a good man, his content may have aged horribly but he has a handful of good videos, those sluts where liars, good to know he's based too

    • @grimble4564
      @grimble4564 2 роки тому +13

      Don't become personally invested in the lives of people you don't know in real life. It's not like its your fault when they do bad things. If anything, revel in the downfalls of people who turn out to be awful. Take it as proof that society actually has some kind of inherent sense of justice built into it.

    • @CNYKnifeNut
      @CNYKnifeNut 2 роки тому +4

      @@grimble4564
      You couldn't be more wrong. It's definitely not any kind of justice, consequences, or personal accountability... It's cancel culture!!!11!1

    • @garrettecstasy1568
      @garrettecstasy1568 2 роки тому +3

      Girl I’m even more attracted to him now help

  • @fuzzy7644
    @fuzzy7644 Рік тому +44

    You know how people like Jerma985 gets fans that joke about him being an insane person? Tobuscus is like that Jerma expect he's actually instable and gives off "I'm going to act all silly but the second you look away I'm going to stab you in the neck" vibe.

    • @thaloblue
      @thaloblue Рік тому +2

      Least mentally ill floridian

  • @ClayDress
    @ClayDress 2 роки тому +122

    Jeez, it seems like he never really changed
    I remember watching him when I was little. I loved his songs, animations, and rant. But seeing that same personality years later applied to serious adult situations is just unnerving.

    • @thaloblue
      @thaloblue Рік тому +6

      I feel so cynical. Because we're in the midst of Colleen's mess rn and I'm like damn at least he didn't publicly name his appetite for children. That's where I'm at right now. JFC

  • @jimboslam
    @jimboslam 2 роки тому +47

    Usually if a UA-camr I follow drops a hour+ video, I'll save it for later when I have the time.
    Joon is the only UA-camr that can pull you into committing to an hour long video without hesitation.

  • @ceadertree13
    @ceadertree13 2 роки тому +44

    So good to see you with a sponsor Joon, your content just keeps improving and you totally deserve seeing the fruits of that labour. Keep it up dude.

  • @vegamineral207
    @vegamineral207 Рік тому +239

    I especially like how his channel progressed into a 100% politically oriented channel after he professed so many tines that he knows absolutely nothing about politics

    • @zackmash851
      @zackmash851 Рік тому +65

      and after hearing his takes, we can agree he does not know anything about politics

    • @Revenant4k
      @Revenant4k 9 місяців тому +10

      *regressed

    • @jasper_the_ghost
      @jasper_the_ghost 5 місяців тому +6

      That’s how the right gets ya

    • @queuedjar4578
      @queuedjar4578 5 місяців тому

      @@jasper_the_ghost And the left, and the whole political spectrum really.

  • @therealjesuschristhimself5691
    @therealjesuschristhimself5691 2 роки тому +118

    I love it when Joon puts a clever title for the documentaries like: 'From Massive To Passive' 'From Fame To Shame' and 'From Bold To Trolled'

  • @pank3245
    @pank3245 2 роки тому +542

    I can't believe DSP of all people was able to make a valid form of criticism

    • @warlordofbritannia
      @warlordofbritannia 2 роки тому +133

      Tbf, he was only right in that case because of his own greed. It’s like saying the sky is blue because that’s the color of God’s piss.

    • @sclammp5811
      @sclammp5811 2 роки тому +65

      @@warlordofbritannia You had me in the first half, but what the fuck does this have to do with god’s piss Lol

    • @iamarabicandiloveamericanp7137
      @iamarabicandiloveamericanp7137 2 роки тому +3

      @@warlordofbritannia what??? What a bad 👎 comment

    • @onlyicedgarrett7791
      @onlyicedgarrett7791 2 роки тому +17

      @@Kalsimir That happens a lot with DSP, even up until today. Like, he disagrees with reviewers slamming the hell out of Callisto Protocol and causing a circlejerk against the game over it, but he doesn't say it's because the game is ultimately just mid and not a dumpster fire nor a masterpiece.
      Instead, DSP goes on a tirade about reviewers apparently rushing through the game, not playing it right, being objectively wrong in their reasons for not liking the game, sucking at the game, etc., etc.
      He has a reasonable stance but supports it for the dumbest reasons. Not to mention his personal bias cause he loves survival horror and he relies on hype games getting him more viewers.

    • @olserknam
      @olserknam 2 роки тому +3

      @@warlordofbritannia peak schizo comment

  • @iNabber
    @iNabber 2 роки тому +32

    babe wake up new joon the king video

  • @LeoP2008
    @LeoP2008 Рік тому +183

    The secret sauce to all this is that Toby was *always* this. We were just kids and weren't ready for the red flags

  • @PenguinDT
    @PenguinDT 2 роки тому +308

    Alright, I'm going to say what everyone is thinking.
    No-one has seen JCS Criminal Psychology and Joon the King together in the same room.

    • @therealcoleycraft
      @therealcoleycraft 2 роки тому +32

      Now we finally know what jcs has been up to since his channel got nuked.

    • @frosty_teacup
      @frosty_teacup 2 роки тому +9

      JCS sounds more like Jarvis Johnson to me lol

    • @RustyShackleford051
      @RustyShackleford051 2 роки тому +5

      First joon video and I thought the same thing

    • @mikelxanadu
      @mikelxanadu 2 роки тому +2

      Glad it’s not just me

    • @mikelxanadu
      @mikelxanadu 2 роки тому +4

      @@therealcoleycraft he finally uploaded a new video and it’s a banger

  • @MerwinMcCrady
    @MerwinMcCrady 2 роки тому +931

    What bothers me during the Scandal section is the victim blaming of the exs’ assault stories. It’s wasn’t “here’s hard evidence that these girls are lying” but instead “it didn’t happen to me, therefore the other girls are lying”. And asking a rape victim why they didn’t report the assault sooner is again another form of victim blaming

    • @siaking99
      @siaking99 2 роки тому +145

      The one girl going "well she did drugs with him and had sex with him the first night they met". Just because you gave consent once doesn't mean your partner doesn't have to get consent again. Also her trying to shame that girl for having sex while being married while also being in an open relationship??? Hypocrite. These types of people only harm victims and make predators feel more safe and capable to hurt people

    • @ahshitherewegoagain7461
      @ahshitherewegoagain7461 2 роки тому +26

      @@siaking99 open marriages are consensual, dating someone else while married implies cheating.

    • @siaking99
      @siaking99 2 роки тому +43

      @@ahshitherewegoagain7461 I don't understand how that is at all relevant to my comment. I didn't say it wasn't cheating. That girl was trying to shame her for hooking up with a guy while she was fully in an open relationship. She wasn't saying the emotional part of the relationship was wrong. She was being a hypocrite and trying to say that because they had sex before, that he didn't rape her because she's given consent in the past which isn't how that works.

    • @orimengu
      @orimengu 2 роки тому +38

      exactly, it left such a horrible taste in my mouth, especially on JG's part, knowing what happened to her.

    • @xobunnyfangsxo
      @xobunnyfangsxo 2 роки тому +1

      I'm glad someone said it. That's one of the things that keeps r*pe culture alive; "Well *I* couldn't imagine him doing that! Because he didn't to it to *me*!" like, good for you?? If you don't have proof to confirm or deny these women's stories, what makes you think you get to then say "but it didn't happen to ME, so..." absolutely disgusting

  • @8BLOO8
    @8BLOO8 2 роки тому +159

    39:59 “I mean he didn’t sexually assault ME so I don’t believe her. I mean I’m not saying it didn’t happen I’m just saying that these girls must’ve misunderstood him and there’s no way he had malicious intent bc he didn’t do it to me and I never saw it” ookkkkkk
    I don’t know what happened but regardless you can’t discount someone’s experience just because you didn’t have the same one.

    • @warlordofbritannia
      @warlordofbritannia 2 роки тому +25

      Victim blaming is one helluva drug
      Jackie’s video seemed way more honest, reminded me of people I know when coming to terms with that they were in an abusive relationship.

    • @brigidmadden5577
      @brigidmadden5577 2 роки тому +11

      Seeing the world right before metoo is fucking surreal.

    • @morganfreeman544
      @morganfreeman544 2 роки тому

      @@brigidmadden5577 fr

    • @EmberBright2077
      @EmberBright2077 2 роки тому

      Bit of a straw man but ok

    • @toadynamite8141
      @toadynamite8141 Місяць тому

      I dont know but she was married so I feel she might be lashing out to a degree, and I don't trust cheaters 100%

  • @FloofMother
    @FloofMother 8 місяців тому +52

    There are people still in Tobuscus’s comments saying things like “he’s speaking the truth, you just have to read between the lines” while he’s going on the most Charles mansonesque rant

    • @Butt_Surfer
      @Butt_Surfer 8 місяців тому +7

      There’s a difference between making a point and sounding insane

  • @kylelyle4976
    @kylelyle4976 2 роки тому +935

    I love home multiple women can come forward, the man accused can be clearly unstable and prone to lying, and refuses to defend himself, and people will still be like “guy bitches lie. I loved his nugget song and that means he can’t be an abuser”

    • @jmaatv1692
      @jmaatv1692 2 роки тому +1

      What a way to misinterpret reality to comfort your fragile woman brain LOL

    • @catscanhavelittleasalami
      @catscanhavelittleasalami 2 роки тому +11

      that's the kind of world we live in, unfortunately. More people would believe a r*pist just because he's more popular.

    • @ScVmDoZeR8015
      @ScVmDoZeR8015 2 роки тому +3

      Lmao

    • @SaintShion
      @SaintShion 2 роки тому +193

      Yeah that Tara girl was a piece of work. "He wasn't mean to me, so he couldn't be mean to anyone else. Duh. I mean he couldn't even choke me right." Yikes

    • @multieyedmyr
      @multieyedmyr 2 роки тому +72

      Right. Women never lie for clout.

  • @thiccolasbeaterson5382
    @thiccolasbeaterson5382 2 роки тому +560

    We truly got Toby’s worst telltale ending 😮

  • @ashleykachuba2210
    @ashleykachuba2210 2 роки тому +214

    "He pressured me to do things, and I was uncomfortable but I wasn't forced."
    That... That's pretty damn close to coersion.

    • @sorrenblitz805
      @sorrenblitz805 2 роки тому +60

      That isn't just close that is coercion.

    • @merlith4650
      @merlith4650 Рік тому +22

      well actually the quote was "just because i felt pressured to do things that made me uncomfortable, doesn't mean i was forced to do them" which is very different. i don't know the full context of the quote, but "feeling pressured" is not the same as "he pressured me", as the wording makes it completely relative, a "feeling" of pressure can manifest itself independently without intentional manipulation from external sources. it all comes down to what exactly she is defining as "feeling pressured" versus actually being pressured by intent. it could be coercion, or it could be something else entirely. it could be one way or the other, and since there is no specific context or examples given to demonstrate her statement, it's impossible to actually know which it is. she says he gets angry and verbal, but she didn't directly correlate that to the statement of feeling pressured, and again she gives no specific examples to what she means by that. (at least from that clip, maybe the full footage has more context)
      for instance if a drug dealer approached me on the street and tried to convince and push me to take cocaine, i might *feel* pressured to do so but i am fully accountable of my own actions as i am not a child, i couldn't take the drugs and then try to free myself of accountability from my choice by claiming the drug dealer "coerced me into it" just because he tried to convince me to take it. this also applies even if i have some sentimental or personal connection to the drug dealer.
      now, if that same drug dealer instead demanded i take the cocaine or else he is going to inflict violence upon me and attack my family or lead to other serious consequences, then that would indeed be considered coercion.

    • @SpeedRacer_IRL
      @SpeedRacer_IRL Рік тому

      That is a damn good breakdown, genuinely, this is well done. @@merlith4650

    • @philisacoolguy1
      @philisacoolguy1 9 місяців тому +1

      @@sorrenblitz805 its not actually. by defintion coercion: "the practice of persuading someone to do something by using force or threats." Do we know for sure that he threatened her? If so don't post about it, take it to court. If you were threatened and post a story, you're giving the other person time to respond and get sympathy from his fans. If he's guilty sue him for all he's got. I'm less inclined to believe her if she literally just sits on it and does nothing legally. Posting for awareness gives me the impression you just hate the guy. If she was raped go to the police.

  • @yukakoi1735
    @yukakoi1735 Рік тому +13

    it's so upsetting to see him and his channel end up like this. this dude made a huge chunk of my childhood, still listen to his songs every now and then for the nostalgia. just crazy how much i used to watch him and now he's just...that. unhinged.

  • @TheRealSantaGaming
    @TheRealSantaGaming 2 роки тому +88

    I cannot believe how much of a joker origin story this has been

  • @YourMusicLesson
    @YourMusicLesson 2 роки тому +440

    Nothing excuses bad behavior, but when I watch him speak to the camera, I see a broken man. I hope everyone has a chance to heal and get the help that they need.

    • @moralkombat66
      @moralkombat66 2 роки тому +51

      dude needed help. hopefully he gets it. everyone can change.

    • @radaf4429
      @radaf4429 2 роки тому +50

      He obviously wants his life back. It's really sad.

    • @clownworld4655
      @clownworld4655 Рік тому +25

      Exactly. It’s sad how my cold hearted ass seems to be one of the few seeing that as well. Maybe it’s because I can relate. Having your lifelong dream ripped from you after getting so close under all that pressure will break you. It’s especially brutal for perfectionists and high achievers who place their self worth in their achievements. I went through the same thing and nearly offed myself.

    • @ligma212
      @ligma212 Рік тому +8

      ​​@@clownworld4655 think a lot of people know that he's broken but unfortunately in those moments because of those actions make people lose trust. But people can definitely gain it back in time. Look at steveo. People literally used to see him as a "human scab" and now he's loved by the people who used to hate him. Although Steveo's situation was a bit different and wasn't dealing with as serious as the allegations against tobuscus but still there's always a chance people will see the effort

    • @equestrianmidnight5619
      @equestrianmidnight5619 Рік тому +3

      Agreed. I definitely think the stuff he did was wrong, but I feel a bit bad for him. Minus the stuff he said about encouraging the trimming of the population.

  • @jillianhamilton5509
    @jillianhamilton5509 2 роки тому +213

    If you feel like you can't say no, so you don't.... your physical, mental, or emotional safety is being violated. That felt very strange to hear the long-time girlfriend say he was verbally abusive and would make her feel pressure to do things she didn't want to do, but if she had said no, he definitely would have stopped. Sounds like she didn't always feel like she could say no to him...

    • @rebeccamcmanus4718
      @rebeccamcmanus4718 Рік тому +31

      This was my thought, and while *she* may have been in a position where she felt safe to say no, that doesn't mean everyone he dated was in that position. Plus, the harassment he later subjected her to makes the whole 'he would respect it if I told him no' claim rather dubious.

    • @kemian2389
      @kemian2389 Рік тому +26

      @@rebeccamcmanus4718 What surprises me is that they dont see that it was the exact same behaviour with all of them, the difference only being WHO he did it to. What was told was that if you said stop forcefully that he would stop, aka they showed authority and said loud and clear they didnt want that.
      What the poor women who got the bad end was they didnt say stop loud and clear, leading him to (probably due to issues like mental disorder, drugs or emotional headspace) being unable to read the situation. The tumblr post say clearly that she begged him to stop quietly, and he probably didnt read the situation at all.
      What they other views probably didnt realise, is just how stunned and unable to react you can feel in a situation like that. the betrayal, the total overstepping of your boundaries, your feeling of your free will being stolen from you. It is impossible to know if a person is harmless if you go against them, or if you make everything way worse if you do, and then its easier in the situation to just let it happen, when you dont know the alternative

    • @toads13
      @toads13 Рік тому +5

      it was crazy to hear that. unbelievably frustrating. like, you're saying you felt uncomfortable and coerced or pressured into doing something, but actually, he totally would've stopped if you said no? so all the others girls must be lying!! like... what? the copium is crazy.

    • @bonbonbam6188
      @bonbonbam6188 Рік тому

      Yeah it's super fucked how this trashy person can go on to victim blame and minimize his victims. Really gross. She seems like a major pick-me

  • @ligma212
    @ligma212 Рік тому +20

    "Why don't people like me anymore"
    *unhinged ranting in his car looking manic and like he hasnt showered for days*
    I used to like his channel but at this point it's just sad. Its like watching the spiraling of bam margera

  • @PoptartParasol
    @PoptartParasol 2 роки тому +13

    5:54 just felt like pointing out that I really *really* love this part of the video. I love the editing here, probably the most subtly creative edit I have seen in a really long time

  • @empressmarowynn
    @empressmarowynn 2 роки тому +132

    "Relationships are complicated and it just didn't work out." No my dude, the relationship ended, she moved on, and he continued to stalk her. A person blocking someone on every social and then responding to the continuous emails with "Leave me alone. Don't contact me ever again." is not complicated. It's a very strict and clear boundary which he vaulted over. Dude is delulu.

  • @JonasASMR360
    @JonasASMR360 2 роки тому +314

    Is the edit at 1:22 the original, or did you do that? Cause if you did that, that’s fucking incredible. So smooth

    • @actuallynotsteve
      @actuallynotsteve 2 роки тому +41

      Holy shit how did I not catch that

    • @JoonTheKing
      @JoonTheKing  2 роки тому +134

      I give credit to my editors at replayed for that one

    • @unowenwasholo
      @unowenwasholo 2 роки тому +18

      Holy hell. It took me too long to catch that even after reading this comment. Very nice.

    • @actuallynotsteve
      @actuallynotsteve 2 роки тому +15

      @@JoonTheKing Whoever it was that did it, give them a little raise and praise. It's an incredible little piece of editing!

    • @b1ff
      @b1ff 2 роки тому +6

      Goddamn that’s some Penn & Teller level witchcraft right there, mad props to the editor!

  • @ssunsspott
    @ssunsspott Рік тому +21

    It's like he's addicted to youtube. And I'm serious, it's like his way of coping and processing his thoughts without actually putting in the work himself. It's like self-talk therapy but... without the tools to get better

  • @kristiankosev9861
    @kristiankosev9861 2 роки тому +31

    Nine years ago I got a cat, we called him Toby, because of Tobuscus. The video where Keemstar was eating popcorn and letting a woman read that story was kind of eye-opening for me

  • @chloekhamxox
    @chloekhamxox 2 роки тому +112

    I dont think ive seen him that much around youtube but just with the little clips you’ve showed of him i understand completely why people enjoyed his videos. He has a good charming personality thats easy to love. Lowkey sucks that it all went down.

    • @JustKrin
      @JustKrin 2 роки тому +22

      He was one of the first English speaking UA-camrs I watched consistently when I didn't have a full grasp of English, while I didn't understood everything that he said, his energy while playing Happy Wheels I would say crossed that language barrier. But it's sad seeing him fall so hard considering he was neck to neck with Pewds at one point

    • @AATCgal
      @AATCgal 2 роки тому

      i loved him as a kid and was super excited to see him on cartoon network. seeing that tumblr post that accused him of abuse felt like a gut punch.

  • @shil4720
    @shil4720 2 роки тому +502

    "He will verbally attack you and make you feel horrible and pressured to do things but listen he's not abusive"
    aight.

    • @garrettecstasy1568
      @garrettecstasy1568 2 роки тому +14

      Literally not what she was saying at all whatsoever

    • @Natlatify
      @Natlatify 2 роки тому +93

      @Garrett Ecstasy say it with me, Garrett:
      "Coercion is not consent"
      Pressuring anyone to do anything they don't want to do is not them consenting. Emotionally manipulating someone into performing sex acts is *NOT* them consenting. That is what his self professed ex lover literally admitted in his DEFENCE. He was pushy and unrelenting. Yes, she said no, but someone in a more vulnerable position might not be strong enough to say no to emotional manipulation. That is *not* consent.

    • @theincrediblefella7984
      @theincrediblefella7984 Рік тому +2

      @@Natlatify it's also not FORCING, however, as it tried to claim.

    • @clownworld4655
      @clownworld4655 Рік тому

      Ah I see you’re the type that confuses being a dick (aka “mental abuse”) with the legal definition of physical abuse

    • @noahkarpinski1824
      @noahkarpinski1824 Рік тому +24

      ​@@theincrediblefella7984 it kinda is

  • @gorboobus9292
    @gorboobus9292 Рік тому +58

    Man, it hurts to see your heroes go down paths like this and not even realize what they’re doing is wrong

  • @Wolf-dx1cl
    @Wolf-dx1cl 2 роки тому +30

    "Why he does this, only he knows, and we may never know him."
    Beautifuly said. Such an amazing video and as someone who grew up with him as the first youtuber I watched I'm so glad to see you cover Toby. It's astonishing how he's transformed over these past few years, and I really don't know what to think of it

  • @friendalex7384
    @friendalex7384 2 роки тому +149

    How tf is Keemstar the only person on the internet who is indestructible?

    • @warlordofbritannia
      @warlordofbritannia 2 роки тому +128

      I think part of it is Keemstar is, always has been, and likely will continue to be the most obvious disgusting person on the Internet. Toby and others at least have put on a convincing facade during their rise; it’s easier to point out the contrast with them than it is with the moral cesspool known as Keemstar
      Thus, no one’s going to turn their back on Keemstar when learning of his disgusting acts because he makes sure no one with a moral compass is a fan of his to begin with.

    • @Eibarwoman
      @Eibarwoman 2 роки тому +15

      @@warlordofbritannia It's the same thing with why DSP still has an audience although small at this point.

    • @thehyperion5333
      @thehyperion5333 2 роки тому +9

      I think it's because he doesn't (or at least avoid to) address his own problems, you don't see very often Keemstar taking about rumors about Keemstar

    • @GuacJohnson
      @GuacJohnson 2 роки тому

      because his entire appeal is being an absolute pos lol kinda hard to lose popularity when you're only supported by people that LIKE how objectively terrible you are

    • @lukebytes5366
      @lukebytes5366 2 роки тому +3

      He knows exactly how to ride the train of controversy, which mainly involves being loud.

  • @polken5418
    @polken5418 2 роки тому +124

    It's so disturbing to see him talk about such messed up stuff and just having a breakdown while still in character.

  • @Korra228
    @Korra228 Рік тому +49

    He could've legitimately been a successful actor or at least children's entertainmer on UA-cam, but he blew everything. The moral of this story is don't do drugs, kids!

    • @queuedjar4578
      @queuedjar4578 5 місяців тому

      He was in the annoying orange TV show so his career as an actor wasn't entirely lost.

    • @quinnmarchese6313
      @quinnmarchese6313 4 місяці тому

      Well also remember like Jerry Garcia, one of the kings of psychedelic drugs and also 100 percent one of the best humans on the planet. It's not the drugs, it's the personality that gets reflected and exacerbated by them

  • @attackofthehog
    @attackofthehog 2 роки тому +281

    I remember really enjoying his songs as a kid. In fact, "Nugget in a biscuit" still goes through my head far more than I really careto admit. But for some strange reason, he always just struck me as being a tool off camera. Granted I never met the man and I likely never will, thus I can never attest to who the man really is. But it was a strong enough feeling that I stopped watching his work fairly quickly and have never really looked back.

    • @Persun_McPersonson
      @Persun_McPersonson 2 роки тому +20

      I mean, looking at how he acts, and the info he's openly revealed about himself in more recent years, yeah he seems like a total tool.

    • @michaelhaydenbell
      @michaelhaydenbell 2 роки тому

      Seems like a commonality with most of these grown ass men who make content catered toward children by basically just acting like themselves. There's a reason children gravitate toward them, and they thrive because for NORMAL people, it would be a character, whereas for them, it's natural. So yeah, it's cringe as fuck to see people acting like zany little kids in the context of discussing real-world issues, controversies, politics, opening up about their emotions, etc.

    • @TheVoidedRealm
      @TheVoidedRealm 2 роки тому +4

      "Do you like my sword, my diamond sword" goes through my head, every time I play a game that has Tier weapons

    • @TheBanana93
      @TheBanana93 2 роки тому +4

      The one that goes through my head is fucking Skeletor singing "Feliz Navidad" Me and my sister used to quote it all the time and we still do to this day.. but i would rather not any more lol

    • @saberhap2639
      @saberhap2639 2 роки тому

      @@Persun_McPersonson he isn't a tool though. He's a nice guy.

  • @CinnahBaer
    @CinnahBaer 2 роки тому +438

    It's always so strange seeing the people who speak the most, talking about how censored they are.

    • @JustKrin
      @JustKrin 2 роки тому +141

      Or saying things like "freedom of speech, you should be allowed to say whatever you want without people canceling you". Well yes, they are using their freedom of speech to criticize yours

    • @theirishpotato6588
      @theirishpotato6588 2 роки тому +2

      @@JustKrin yur

    • @shreknskrubgaming7248
      @shreknskrubgaming7248 2 роки тому +78

      @@JustKrin agreed. Freedom of speech has always meant freedom from legal persecution, which is something that I will always support wholeheartedly. It does not make you immune to social repercussions from how you decide to use that freedom. I don't believe anyone should be convicted of a crime for their words, but falling out of favor with the general public... that's the risk you take.

    • @theinsanegamergeek
      @theinsanegamergeek 2 роки тому +15

      @@shreknskrubgaming7248 Harassing people and ruining their life because they said a mean is not a "social repercussion", its harassment.

    • @bobtheball5384
      @bobtheball5384 2 роки тому +40

      @@theinsanegamergeek
      Literally nobody said that harassment is okay in this thread. Maybe learn how to read.

  • @Istayton95
    @Istayton95 2 роки тому +119

    I think I still lean towards the allegations. Each time he discussed the events of the time in question he would change how things went down: their relationship to one another, the time period that had elapsed, and the actual events that took place. Dude went from “a person I dated..” to “a friend of mine who had been partying”. If he was as spun out as they say and he got to a certain point, I think he could do that to someone that he would’ve held to a lower respect. Intentionally or not.
    Tell you what though… I thought he was kidding around about talking to his ex with that manic personality of his. When it turned out that he actually WAS messaging her (and even to a disturbing extent), it did make him look pretty crazy to me. That personality really doesn’t do him any favors when it comes to the vlogs.

    • @romegypt5675
      @romegypt5675 2 роки тому +8

      people whom are lying about a story are usually extremely specific each time they tell it. Ironically, a person using different words and phrases to say similar things are more likely telling the truth than the person repeating the same thing every time.

    • @BlisaBLisa
      @BlisaBLisa 2 роки тому +6

      @@romegypt5675 not rly sure if this is in defense of toby or not but he was really non-specific each time especially compared to how specific his victims were

    • @stephenswift9896
      @stephenswift9896 Рік тому

      I don't know if I'd say usually tbh, a lot of people who can't naturally lie will over compensate I agree and you can poke holes in their story but a lot of liars keep things vague enough so there's not too much to remember. If it's a question with a somewhat simple answer that's then over complicated I'd say it's pretty fair to think they're lying if things don't add up but if it's something that is serious and has justification for detailed explanation then being vague can be a sign of not wanting to slip up on something. Which is why I think if they do and change stories despite details being vague then somethings surely up in some way.