He seems like the perfect crossover type personality for this board.  He is a youtube content creator and on-camera personality who does pop culture and wrestling videos on youtube.  furthermore, he has become a personality in his own right in the WCPW wrestling organization.  As a part of Whatculture he was a prominent figure and had recently stepped away with others to create their own media platform of website and youtube channel.


Now he has stepped away from that and been fired as he has admitted using his media persona to get nudes out of random girls on the web.  He made a statement on twitter.  

  and a rather good little clip on it all here.

Do you feel that his level of guilt and the extent of stepping away is appropriate?




 

To say, that a lot of guys do this sort of thing wouldn't be incorrect. However, if you're famous, to an extent - just don't do it.

I think what he has done, is address it head on. So he can control the fallout. That's about it.

Other than being a dickwad and lying about a relationship, if he wasn't threatening, harassing, or making promises of fame or anything of the sort...not really a big deal to me. People want to see other people naked, o-fucking-k. Really depends on the actual extent of what he's classifying "manipulation," if they said no and he twisted the situation until it was yes...okay, totally in the wrong.

here is my honest probable misconception of younger folk. I am 42. I figured everyone 16-30 was sending each other nudes and dick pics.