Fans were alarmed by the chaotic life of Floyd Wallace during his Sunday livestream as he lashed out at learning, demanded money to take advice from others, and saw one of his former supporters offer to donate to charity if his fans did not help Wallace achieve his financial goals.

Wallace was in an upbeat mood as the livestream began, promising that he would be devoting a portion of every livestream to learning Spanish on his own, with help from his fans. This was a reverse of previous statements that he did not need to know the language and that if his fans wanted him to learn the language, they needed to pay him.

He said he would be fundraising for his eventual departure from Colombia for Brazil, but instead started a $100.00 fundraising campaign in order to go to Bogota, Colombia, as he wanted to spend Christmas with a woman who apparently offered him sex.

Wallace’s fundraiser was immediately countered by former supporter ThatSociaLoner, who posted in Wallace’s side chat, “If nobody sends him money, I’ll donate $200 to cancer research for children or any charity of your choice has nothing to do with Floyd.”

The fundraiser made $1.00 towards the $100.00 goal by the end of the livestream. It is unclear if ThatSociaLoner will make his promised donation to the charity since, technically, Wallace received at least a single donation to his campaign.

Wallace was angered by ThatSociaLoner’s actions and began to get annoyed with his side chat and lack of donations from his viewers. He then returned to insisting that he would not answer questions unless they were made through super chat or CashApp donation.

After one of these donations, Wallace answered the question of how much he made off of YouTube each month. He admitted that he made around $2,000.00 a month from his main channel as he was currently “shadow banned.” He bragged that he was set to be paid on Monday and then could travel freely to Bogota or Brazil on his own without the need of a fundraiser.

Wallace got further angered at his viewers after initially admitting that he was down to $1,000.00 in his bank account and that he had left the United States with $2,000.00 to his name and that he still had outstanding fees due for his probation in Texas and fines due for a traffic ticket in New Mexico that have seen a warrant issued for Wallace’s arrest.

This led to Wallace lashing out at his fans, now screaming that he was in charge of his life and that if anyone wanted him to listen to their advice or even think about taking their advice, they must bribe him. He would no longer listen to unsolicited advice without a cash payment.

He also stated that he would no longer learn Spanish for free. He reversed course from his earlier announcement and would only attempt to learn the language if his fans donated to each session. Otherwise, he was fine, and his fans should stop complaining to him about his lack of effort to learn.

While Wallace’s 138 live viewers surpassed Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s recent draws to his livestreams, Wallace bemoaned the lack of donations even though he received a steady stream of super chats throughout the program.

Wallace ended the livestream early as he said he ran out of things to talk about. The YouTuber is expected to go live again on Monday.