In probably one of the most bizarre attempts to “troll” on a livestream, YouTuber Christopher “Denver Metro Audits” Cordova claimed on Thursday that he accepted responsibility for all of his actions, accused all of his detractors of being mentally ill, then said that everything he’s ever done to upset anyone in his life was essentially the fault of the other person, who “started it.”
Cordova’s one-hour Thursday livestream was clearly an attempt to have some fun with his “trolls,” who he claimed were all narcissistic sadists who demonstrated “unhealthy maladaptive behavior” and needed professional help.
He urged all of the people who followed his six existing YouTube channels just to harass him and get banned from the pages to seek a psychologist’s help as they were demonstrating the negative behavior and were possibly a danger to themselves and others.
Cordova brought up his concerns in the wake of right-wing personality Charlie Kirk’s murder, that his own life may be in jeopardy, as his “haters” tracked his movements and could come after him.
The YouTuber also defended Kirk against claims that Kirk was a racist, saying that while he disagreed with “many” of Kirk’s ideas, Kirk could not be racist as Cordova had personally seen Kirk belittle those with racist attitudes out of his events.
Cordova reminded his “trolls” that the First Amendment did not apply to his comment section and that he would continue to delete comments and ban “the trolls” when they posted negative comments about him. He also claimed that he had “thick skin” and was not out to silence criticism.
Expounding further, besides mental help, Cordova urged his “trolls” to look inside themselves and, like he has done, take responsibility for their own actions. He then said that if the “trolls” wanted him to go out and get a job and take part in society outside of auditing, they would fail as their negativity only encouraged him to go further.
He then described all of his negative actions as “reactions” to negative actions towards him. Cordova, for example, said his insults towards Jonathan “Frauditor Troll” Hudon-Huneault’s wife on a recent livestream were Hudon-Huneault’s “fault” as Hudon-Huneault had previously insulted the appearance of his former romantic partner Theresa “Sweet T” Neal.
Cordova also said that his auditing activities were reflective of bad behavior of “the government” and implied that he couldn’t be held responsible for any negativity, as he was just reacting to the government’s actions. He claimed government corruption was “everywhere” and brought up the attacks on September 11, 2001, and “the Epstein Files” as examples of what he saw as corruption.
The YouTuber also said that he could not be a narcissist or demonstrate narcissistic behavior because he openly questioned if he was a narcissist. According to Cordova’s research, a narcissist never wonders about his or her behavior, therefore if you wonder if you’re a narcissist, you clearly aren’t one.
Pausing to honestly address his audience, Cordova said he was concerned about the “trolls” as he feared that they would openly celebrate his death. He promised that if anything bad happened to any of the people he disliked, he would never experience pleasure from it nor would he openly celebrate it on his livestream.
Bringing up Jose “Chille” DeCastro, Cordova said that while he had his issues with DeCastro, he would never do anything to make fun of DeCastro should DeCastro go back to jail or experience hardship. He added Hudon-Huneault to the mix, again claiming that he would never find joy in hardships experienced by the YouTuber.
Cordova ended his livestream by again urging his “Trolls” to seek professional mental help, and reminding them that his actions were just a reflection of their bad actions and he would continue to hold them accountable in the future.
