It took less than 48 hours for Jose “Chille” DeCastro to forget about his 30-day promise to “completely rebrand” as he failed to talk about his announcement on his Monday livestream, while sharing more details about his “YouVeGotBail.AI” company and being overly distracted by a former acquaintance in the side chat.
That acquaintance was YouTuber Lauren Hayden, who is also known as Lauren DeLagoona. Hayden ran various attempts at a YouTube daily show on her channels from 2022 to 2024 before apparently abandoning her main YouTube channel.
According to DeCastro, Hayden invited him to do an interview at her house in 2022, and he was less than impressed with Hayden’s physical appearance and her worth ethic. He was equally turned off by her live-in boyfriend.
The pair had a falling out for various reasons before Hayden turned her attention to Aiden “Turtleboy” Kearney. She served at Kearney’s unofficial sidekick for about a year before having an apparent falling out with Kearney and turning her attention to appearing on online panel shows.
Hayden made an unexpected appearance in the side chat of DeCastro’s Monday livestream, apparently calling him homeless and a felon in her initial posts. DeCastro bragged that he had screen shotted the felon comment before one of his moderators removed it and threatened Hayden with a lawsuit.
DeCastro became distracted by Hayden, offering insults throughout the rest of the livestream, claiming that while Hayden earned her law degree – something he has been unable to do – but was never picked up by a major law firm as her legal skills were lacking.
He continued his threats towards her for the last hour of his livestream, indicating that if she continued to call him a felon, he would take action as he’s taken action against “nine other people.”
During DeCastro’s otherwise uneventful stream, the YouTuber backed away from his proclamation that he would be rebranding within 30 days from last Saturday. Now the YouTuber declared that the rebranding would come “soon” and that he had meetings on financing for his YouVeGotBail.AI company.
DeCastro bragged that YouVeGotBail.AI is a giant social media company and that he is seeking an investment from a private equity firm of upwards of “seven figures.” The YouTuber explained that before he was a YouTube personality, he raised money professionally for private equity firms and seemed to be ecstatic about the possibility of an influx of millions of dollars to fund his new project.
The diminutive YouTuber declared his DeleteLawZ channel dead due to low turnout again to the livestream, which was again streamed in horizontal format. According to Playboard, DeCastro peaked at 129 concurrent viewers, brought in $64.00 in super chat revenue, had 1,945 views, 197 likes and 63 comments as of press time.
Turning his attention to his YouVeGotBail.AI auto plaque product, the YouTuber complained that each unit cost $10.00 to produce and that his profit was cut in half should someone sell one of the units of his product through his affiliate program.
While he previously claimed that he had 500 units in stock, he now said he had 300 units on hand and shipping was in upwards of $9.00 per unit. He added that he would include three pairs of his 5a Cop Card product with ever auto plaque sold.
Sales of his auto plaque products remain at 7 units sold for his single plaque product, 2 units sold of his double plaque product, and 7 units sold for his triple plaque product as of Tuesday morning.
DeCastro’s currently managed GoFundMe campaigns remained stagnant for Tuesday as SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes won the day with a $100.00 donation to his Help Me Fight These Unlawful Charges & Injustice campaign.
Jonathan “Frauditor Troll” Hudon-Huneault placed second by losing $1.00 in value for his Help us Fight this anti-free speech retaliation lawsuit campaign due to conversion rate changes between USD and CAD.
No other campaigns that we follow saw new donations for Tuesday.
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