It was another rough day for Jose “Chille” DeCastro on YouTube Wednesday night as he claimed to have a “combined” 240 viewers across “five platforms” watching his live stream and warned that YouTube may soon remove his channel as he was bleeding viewers.
DeCastro, who has gained 1,000 subscribers in the last few days, bemoaned the state of his “dying” channel. He repeated a previous statement that he could save himself from financial woes easily, as he turns down thousands of promotions a year from brands such as Sprite and Nike because he does not want to be in the pocket of any corporations when he becomes governor.
He may not be overstating his losses, though, as his current social blade standing shows that he is indeed down 11.1% in subscriber growth for the last 30 days and down 16.2% percent in total video views.
However, his losses aren’t nearly as Long Island Audit, who has a much more active user base, is also down for the month, suffering a 25% loss in subscriber growth for the last 30 days and an 18% video view drop in the same period.
DeCastro took the opportunity to promote his own products based on the loss, admitting that he hasn’t mailed any of his keychain or friendship bracelet orders because he only just received the boxes he’ll need to mail the products out as they will no longer fit in a mailer.
The YouTuber also bemoaned the fact that he forgot to increase shipping on the products on his website so he’ll be eating the extra costs involved in mailing the boxes until such time as he can get to increase the shipping prices on his website.
Updating this TeamDLZ initiative, it’s been another day, and his new website has not launched. He said he was going to contact his web guy as he couldn’t believe the website had not launched. He explained that he is going to offer more personal content on the new site, including a look at his daily activities each day and his interactions with the world.
He did not announce what costs may be involved in his new site, as the current site has warnings that the content is restricted, and users need to “sign up” to see more. The sign up links are not working at this time.
DeCastro’s “journalistic” prank calling was limited to a Lima, Ohio, based newspaper to complain about coverage of a news story from three years ago. As it was well after hours, he left his usual message in his fake “Southern” voice.
Finally, DeCastro answered a super chat message from someone claiming to be Marvin, the ex-husband of Deboraugh Rodgers claiming that she died from a seizure in jail. DeCastro said he had talked to Deboraugh within the past two days and would be following up to see if the news was true.
The YouTuber is expected to live stream again tonight.
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