The nightmare “launch” of DeleteLawZ Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s TeamDLZ.com continued into a second day as users of the web site were presented a countdown page that had reached 0:00 instead of promised access to the page.

Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s long awaited launch of his TeamDLZ website went sideways on Friday as his fans were greeted by a countdown on the website that ended at zero at midday on Friday without an actual launch of the site.

Monday was yet another typical day for DeleteLawZ as he continued to prepare his studio, this time complaining about the horrors of painting, TeamDLZ.com remained unlaunched and he briefly humiliated himself by demanding a call back from the wrong city of Troy and he undid any “advice” from his “financial advisor” by giving away Trifolds anyone bought one for the new price of $25.00.

An outraged DeleteLawZ Jose “Chille” DeCastro held a nearly four-hour live stream on YouTuber Saturday night calling on all his fans to brigade YouTube’s Twitter accounts as he claimed commenting on his YouTube shorts was not working for all of his followers, despite the counts of comments increased on his shorts every time he highlighted them.

Fans of DeleteLawZ Jose “Chille” DeCastro got what they wanted to see Friday night as he devoted the first hour of his two-hour live stream to showing what he claimed to be receipts from his “hurricane fundraiser” Monday night, while others questioned DeCastro’s involvement and evidence.

DeleteLawZ Jose “Chille” DeCastro got really loud on both Twitter and his YouTube channel on Thursday, aggressively attacking a female twitter personality he claimed to be a man while promoting an “emergency cause” that suddenly became more important than answering questions about his role in a “hurricane fundraiser” earlier in the week.

Social media icon and scorn of the police lovers across the world, DeleteLawZ Jose “Chille” DeCastro walked the streets of West Hollowood early Sunday morning in search of contact with police officers who he had hoped to convince to stop using handcuffs to detain suspects of crimes.

Craig R. Anderson, working on behalf of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, filed a second motion for summary judgment on Friday in his defense of the LVMPD against an on-going lawsuit by DeleteLawZ Jose “Chille” DeCastro.

Jose “Chille” DeCastro announced on his Wednesday live stream that his YouTube channel had received a “copyright strike” for showing a police officer “hit someone in the head” which brought about a “content strike” which resulted in his reopening of his Patreon account where he wants to charge his viewers $10.00 to watch the uncensored content.