Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s return to livestreaming on his main channel Tuesday night by promptly messing up the promotion of Craig Hendry’s GoFundMe accounts on his big comeback show, by completely forgetting the URL to the campaign that he had promoted Sunday night.
Both of “political prisoner” Craig Hendry’s GoFundMe campaigns dominated the market on Monday, taking the two top slots in the top five with or without the help of Jose “Chille” DeCastro.
Before DeleteLawZ Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s main YouTube channel was shut down, his very last broadcast on the channel was a fundraiser for Craig Hendry’s newly created “Support Craig’s Fight Against Injustice” GoFundMe campaign, which is seeking money to appeal Hendry’s recent convictions in Indiana.
In probably the best day for the market since September, we almost had an actual top five for Saturday as four out of the twenty-nine campaigns we follow had gains, with three of those gains passing the $50.00 mark.
The GoFundMe market has seen little activity in an all-around slow news week, in part due to our own screw up with shared URLS and increasing concerns about sharing URLs related to the service.
The GoFundMe market was dead for Monday, November 19, 2024, as none of the funds that we cover received donations for the day.
YouTuber The Angry Vet apparently forgot his promise that he’d cut back on livestreaming until his “present” for other YouTubers was finished as he went live for an extended nearly two-hour broadcast on Sunday in which he played with a live mouse and called out BZWatchDog.
SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes dominated Sunday with a staggering take after his new video saw fans chip in to more than cover the $70.00 parking ticket he got during a protest using his video billboard truck in New York.
The GoFundMe market remains dead on the weekend as only one fund received a donation for Saturday, November 16, 2024.
Fans of the Angry Vet were treated to a rare Friday afternoon broadcast as the YouTuber announced that he was taking time away from his livestreams to compile a list of “suspicious” people within the First Amendment auditing community.
Let’s go back to the beach for some jingle bell rocking!
First Amendment auditors George “Rogue Nation” Metz and Joshua “This is a Public Service” Gray were found guilty of ignoring official signage and filming in a restricted area of a Social Security building on Friday.
Fans became concerned on Friday as Kevin “The Angry Vet” Soper livestreamed after what he described as a threatening police encounter in Lexington, Virginia, where Soper claimed he was thrown out of a police facility.
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