Tuesday saw another late in the evening outing for Jose “Chille” DeCastro as he held another “giveaway” stream, insulted perhaps the most famous anti-auditor on YouTube and managed to pretend to be outraged while watching a series of videos that he had previously watched on his channel.
While other channels appealed to the struggle of the common man or fought for rights by putting freedoms on the line, or even made coherent arguments about changes needed to the United States, fans of Chille DeCastro were treated to… much of the same from the night before, highlighted only by new insults and non-fans noticing that his gray matte finish glasses make him look like the McDonalds character “the Hamburgler.”
DeCastro himself seemed fatigued by his endless 3+ hour livestreams, losing count on the number of actual sales of his trifold product (7) to the number he promised to give away (10) to the number he actually gave away during the broadcast (12). He promised to make up the numbers on his next stream, as the revenue for his giveaways are funded by sales of the product.
With the sales lacking for the night, DeCastro could probably look forward to the money he was making off of his GoFundMe. His latest GoFundme was set up to handle the $15,000.00 he says he needs to fight $800.00 in possible fines for his latest arrest with charges of walking in the street when a sidewalk was available and refusing to give his social security number to police while he was being booked.
DeCastro has claimed that he hasn’t had a “criminal record” in 30 years and has stated on multiple occasions that he would rather spend $15,000.00 of money given by his fans to keep that record clean, than to have the sigma of a conviction on his record.
That said, the GoFundMe blacked for Wednesday, taking in nothing. The day itself was dominated by the performance of SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes who took in $200.00 to his Support The Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption fund and $85.00 to his We the People vs. Police Union Power fund.
Roy Tripoloni’s campaign on behalf of James “James Freeman” Springer brought in $100.00 for second place, tying with Angel “Kansas City Accountability” Moses, while the fund for Luis “The Real Constitutional Upholders” Johnson brought in $60.00 for the day.
Lane Myers rounded out the busy day with $20.00 in new donations to his GiveSendGo account.
No other campaigns that we follow saw new donations for the day.
The only sort of energy during DeCastro’s broadcast happened early on, when he played the first few seconds of a video from the Josh Prime YouTube channel. While DeCastro initially seemed unaware that the channel belonged to Jonathan “Frauditor Troll” Hudon-Huneault, his chat alerted him to that fact early in the video.
Instead of continuing with the video, DeCastro stopped and attacked Hudon-Huneault, calling him a piece of excrement and a troll and said that he didn’t want to give Hudon-Huneault further views.
He then, strangely, muttered that he looked forward to suing Hudon-Huneault “one day.”
It is unclear what DeCastro would sue Hudon-Huneault over, as the YouTuber has largely left the first amendment auditing space to follow bigger influencers on his Josh Prime channel. Even when he was active in the First Amendment auditing space, he wasn’t known for his DeCastro related content.
Hudon-Huneault has yet to make public comments addressing DeCastro’s idle threat.
With DeCastro’s comments providing the only excitement during first ten minutes of the broadcast, DeCastro’s fans were left with another late night (on the East coast) slog through the world of DeCastro “give aways.”
He’s expected to go live again later today.
