Thursday was rife with First Amendment auditors invoking the name of Charlie Kirk to further their own goals starting with Jeremiah Payne’s dramatic release of an afternoon video in which he claimed YouTuber KFarr was “indoctrinating” his fans to do harm to Payne and his family.
Payne proclaimed that it would be his “last ever” mention of the name KFarr on his channel and continued the narrative he set the day before in both a community post and a three-hour livestream.
According to Payne, he was told directly by YouTube that KFarr’s channel and the channel belonging to Judge & Executioner would be culled in a crackdown on “hate speech” due changes coming to the YouTube platform.
He insisted that “hate speech” also had no place on the platform and repeated a newer claim that entire channels could be banned by including his “whole name” and his channel name together in the same video. Promising his fans and detractors that they could “look up” this policy as it was somewhere located in the rules of YouTube.
Payne also insisted, while providing no evidence, that he had screenshots of messages from a Discord user by the name of “KFarr Reacts” who allegedly put out a $500.00 bounty for his address.
Bounties for personal information have been a new addition to Discord and YouTube based First Amendment auditing related communities over the past year. Most notably offered by Kevin “The Angry Vet” Soper on his livestreams.
A bounty supposedly originated by YouTuber Lane Myers targeted Christopher “Direct D” Ruff early in 2025, which Myers distributing Ruff’s address on his livestreams after receiving the information.
While there is no direct evidence that KFarr or anyone else set up a bounty for Payne’s information, Payne again invoked the name of Charlie Kirk as a reminder and a warning to those who would do harm to him. He claimed to be armed at all times, wearing a handgun strapped to his ankle, and implied that he would use Tennessee’s “Stand Your Ground” laws to their deadliest extremes should he be challenged.
Strangely, he also said that he had direct proof that KFarr was selling a so-called “ghost gun,” which was untraceable, and that he had directly reported KFarr to the ATF, adding it to the list of acronym agencies that KFarr will supposedly be receiving visits from.
Payne has promised to livestream three times a week, starting in the near future.
Share this:
- Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook
- Share on X (Opens in new window) X
- Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email
- Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn
- Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit
- Share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr
- Share on Telegram (Opens in new window) Telegram
- Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp
- Share on Bluesky (Opens in new window) Bluesky






JF Payne proclaimed that it would be his “last ever” mention of the name KFarr on his channel
is this really his last ever mention?
Or is it his last, last ever mention?
Or is it his last, last, last ever mention?
Or is it the last ever mention for today?
Or is it the last ever mention until the very next time he mentions him again?
JF Payne also insisted, while providing no evidence, that he had screenshots of messages from a Discord user by the name of “KFarr Reacts” who allegedly put out a $500.00 bounty for his address.
err, hate to tell him this, but his addresses are all on the net. Just search for cheap motels where meth head stay and you will find him and his address.
Or you can occasionally find his address by looking up the local jail or even the local prison address, do remember to send cash for his prison canteen fund, He could use some chocolate as he comes down…
JF (R)eported KFarr to the ATF, adding it to the list of acronym agencies that KFarr will supposedly be receiving visits from.
Faversham: You think you’ve got me, but I have you surrounded by the entire mounted 17th Bengal Lancers.
Khan: I don’t believe you.
Faversham: Would you believe the First Bengal Lancers?
Khan: No
Faversham: How about Gunga Din on a donkey?
Smart: At the moment, seven Coast Guard cutters are converging on us. Would you believe it?
Mr Big: I find that hard to believe.
Smart: Hmmm . . . Would you believe six?
Mr Big: I don’t think so.
Smart: How about two cops in a rowboat?
Maxwell Smart: Just a minute, Hunter. You don’t really think we’d be stupid enough to come here alone, do ya?
Hans Hunter: What do you mean?
Maxwell Smart: Just this. In a very short while, General Crawford and a hundred of his crack paratroopers will come crashing into this landing.
[Hunter begins to snicker]
Maxwell Smart: Would you believe J. Edgar Hoover and ten of his G-men?
[Hunter laughs louder]
Maxwell Smart: How about Tarzan and a couple of his apes?
Hans Hunter: [after another chuckle or two Hunter becomes serious] Get moving.
Maxwell Smart: Bomba the Jungle boy?