Video Of Nikocado Avocado Shows MASSIVE Weight Gain, Morbidly Obese Youtuber Shows SOCIAL DECAY

In this shocking viral video, we see a young man and woman enjoying what appears to be some kind of grilled burrito in a video that they call mukbang, I think it's called, where people gorge themselves. In the early video, there are young, thin-looking individuals. Five years later, you have two individuals who are morbidly and deathly obese. Now, this has shocked a lot of people. The video is going around. I'm seeing it reposted a lot, but I must clarify something before we get into this talk about social degradation. This is not the same woman in the videos. The young woman up top is not the same woman on the bottom. So the only real critique here is for the YouTuber, Nikocado Avocado, who I believe represents, I mean, the Sodom and Gomorrah-fication of America, is the easiest way to put it. Maybe not even necessarily America, but Western society. A lot of people are posting memes about this because you see the massive weight gain. And Nikocado Avocado has been in the news quite a bit. One, he's got millions of followers. And if you look at the videos produced by the individual in question, it seems like he's making, I mean, I'm just gonna say this, I don't know, it is some kind of homosexual fetish content. That's it. It's not so much about him. I think there's a lot to be said in terms of the massive weight gain, the irresponsibility, the disgusting nature of what our social media platforms are doing to our young people. But outside of just Nikocado Avocado's massive gaining of weight and this horrifying behavior, which is bad for kids, bad for people, there's a lot of questions about free speech, to be completely honest. But there's also an issue of what we see people promoting, what we see them turning into, what social media algorithms are encouraging people to do. But more importantly, a lot of the content that you see on TikTok, a lot of the content that you see on YouTube is fetish content. You've got NPCs, the cake so good or what ice cream so good or whatever it is they're saying. These people aren't engaging in overt sexual acts, but they're engaging in fetish content for other people, mostly dudes, to do their thing. You have other creators like Poppy. I think Poppy's great in terms of music. I'm a fan of Poppy's music. I like Flux, really great song. But Poppy produced a whole bunch of very creepy videos, which I think can only be described as fetish content. There's a video where Poppy is this small woman saying, oh, no, the hands, they're touching me. Please don't. No. And I'm like, dude, come on. This is creepy stuff. And it's it's what people like clicking on. And because of that, it's what YouTube will keep allowing, keep promoting, and it will have a serious negative impact on society. Let's talk about our good friend, Nikocado Avocado. This dude needs help, serious help. And my first thought was ban this outright. But there's an issue of free speech, man. You're allowed to gorge yourself and be morbidly obese, unhealthy individual. So there are questions about whether it's an issue of law or an issue of culture. And I defer to everyone's favorite Ron Paul. He said of abortion that it shouldn't be illegal. It should be unthinkable. He's correct. Now, there are some questions about whether or not it should be illegal in many circumstances, to be fair. But in this instance, you should be allowed to make videos like this. But it should be unthinkable. The problem is you've got foreign interests that want to subvert and destroy the United States. You have economic interests. You have strange proclivities. And of course, so long as it's allowed, it will persist. What we need is strong moral integrity, which is slipping away in this country. Here's the video. It's just a short clip. And I do think it's misleading people, because this woman is not this woman. They are not the same person. Basically, what you're seeing is they have this massive plate of blue dyed noodles. It's horribly disgusting. I'm not trying to be mean to these people, but I'm doing the research on this, and it has me on the verge of vomiting. Just the noises they make, the things they're doing, it breaks my heart. It's offensive, and it's sad. The first thing I want to point out is I pulled up the original video, Big Juicy Burrito Mukbang. And it is a young and thin Nikocado Avocado and his friend Nadia enjoying some food. Nadia is not the woman seen in the other video who is morbidly obese. And I'm not going to pull up her profile, but basic digging because they have the social media linked on the YouTube channel. Nadia's actually very fit and rides bikes. I don't know who she is. I don't know if she's a personality. She doesn't really make any content outside of this. But her most recent videos and photos from only the past couple years show a very fit bicyclist who is very thin. Not the same person. But let's talk about where we are today with the likes of someone like Nikocado Avocado. You know, so I go to Nikocado Avocado's YouTube channel, and to see this transformation, I go to the oldest videos. Sure enough, this individual is very thin. Six years ago, you have a post. I'm getting fat and don't know why. The next video was say hello to my double chin. This is just sad and absolutely disgusting that our society has gotten to this point where we are effectively WALL-E. Morbidly obese individuals celebrating their- Look, I want this dude to be healthy and fit. Instead, there are photos on the internet of him in a mobility scooter struggling to walk. Family Guy did the joke with refrigerator Meg. You see it? Meg gets a ton of traffic on the fridge, becomes morbidly obese, and then has her limbs removed. They're making fun of this. Does YouTube not see a problem with this? I'll tell you what's so gosh darn offensive. YouTube suppresses political content, but props this up. I'm getting fat and don't know why. Well, dude, it's because you're gorging yourself on fried, disgusting, unhealthy food. Let's go back to the beginning. Nikogaddo Avocado has a couple different channels. I don't believe this is his first. He started off apparently as a vegan YouTuber. Small and thin. He started making these mukbang videos, which is gorging yourself on disgusting food apparently, and you can see how skinny he is. Now, if you were to take every single one of these images, an algorithm could probably do it, and then you played them in sequence, you would see this dude slowly get fatter and fatter, and it seems to rapidly accelerate. Why? The crazier he got, the more views he got, the more money he makes. That's the presumption. I don't know exactly what he's doing or why he's doing it, but you know, my first mukbang, it's like an old video he reposted where he's just gorging himself, and of course he starts gaining serious weight. Now, early on, it was videos of him just shoveling food in his mouth, which, look, why does someone want to watch something like that? People watch weird things. I think ASMR is weird and creepy, and it's the most, oh man, dude. Some people love ASMR. I don't know what it stands for, I forget, but it's where they make those noises and whisper. There are creepy videos where it's like sleeping next to your girlfriend, and these young women will make noises that humans don't make during sleep. They'll go, and they'll like make breathy sounds, because it's not real life, and then of course people play it as they go to bed. I don't care if you like ASMR, but when I hear, like ASMR infuriates me, dude. Not a whole lot gets me angry, not a whole lot, but as soon as ASMR stuff starts, I'm ready to just smash the speaker. It's like just pure primal rage. It's nails on a chalkboard. This stuff offends me because the dude's killing himself. He's killing himself, and YouTube is like, no, we're fine with it. We're fine with encouraging children to cause physical harm to themselves, but if you dare say something like, in my personal opinion, I think Donald Trump would make a better president. They're like, oh, better remove that content from the platform. The fascinating thing is that all medical advice you'll get from a doctor will say, this kills you, and YouTube has their medical policy where they're like, you can't encourage people to do things that cause harm to yourself unless you're telling them to eat petrochemical garbage, hydrogenated oils, and all of the junk that comes along with it, and so while I don't care if this dude wants to eat Burger King Taco Bell and make whatever he wants to make, fine, so be it. It is a problem when YouTube encourages this, promotes it, shows how much money you can make, apparently this dude's a millionaire, and then other people who make content expressing an interest in politics, policy, and a need to do better to save people, they get removed. They get removed. As we scroll down through this young man's videos, you can see it's all just what I would describe as nasty, gorging videos where he continually gains more and more weight, and because shock content is the name of the game, he's got clickbait videos like I'm leaving forever, you've seen that all on YouTube, and then eventually gets to the point where he just starts engaging in overt sexual activities in his thumbnails. Seriously, all of his thumbnails turn into, look at this, he's becoming obese, he's smashing his chin, he's trying to look fatter, he's making money off doing it. I'm getting fat and don't know why, here's my double chin. You scroll down through the years and you see more and more videos where he's starting to gain weight, disgusting medical issues, him shoving things in his face, crying and screaming, heartbroken, it's all the clickbait, why I'm leaving, saying goodbye. Here's a couple of morbidly obese, hungry fat chick, 12 million views, and then he figures it out. Heart attack grill with hungry fat chick, and now he's making money, and that brings us to the video from Clown World. This woman here, hungry fat chick, he is now massively morbidly obese, he weighs apparently I think 400 pounds, that's what I saw reported, he is probably on the verge of dying, and it's only getting worse. I'm going to scroll down, and I'm going to show you what YouTube allows, but I think you should be warned. I think it's unfair to not warn you of what you're about to see in his thumbnails, what I would describe as overt sexual content, and morbid obesity, degeneracy, things that would seriously harm someone's life, being promoted on YouTube. I am now going to jump to his latest videos. Many of you have seen this, it's just right there. Here's the massively morbidly obese individuals, getting 1.2 million views three weeks ago. Same thing, 10,000, here's him riding around in a mobility scooter. This man is destroying his life. Here's one of his typical thumbnails of him and another man who is also seemingly morbidly obese, with massive amounts of food, 3 million views, and they're making out. Here's, I think this is the guy he married, look at how many thumbnails of his are, and he's getting millions of views from this, are him, it's the same, it's the same shot with Photoshop of him making out with his, I believe husband, eating disgusting foods, and this thumbnail they do, they do it all the time. Here he is, the same thing over and over again, two adult men engaging in a public display of a set of, it's, it's, you know, I don't know what base it is, but they're not like banging each other, they're making out in front of massive piles of food to millions of views, millions of views. Look at this, he bought a 2.3 million dollar penthouse, this man will destroy his life for this. We broke up, oh okay, sure dude. This stuff, this stuff breaks my heart. Seeing this, we gotta change this culture. This needs to be unthinkable. We need to shame people like this. Not because I want him to feel bad or be mean to him, but dude, the, he's destroying his life. I'm going vegan, there he is eating pizza, he's destroying his life. YouTuber drags me in front of 1.2 million people, well here we go dude, I care about you man. I look at those videos from when you started, and I see this young, healthier looking individual, and then I see you being driven to psychotic behaviors. King of mukbangs, massively obese, and probably on the verge of death. How do we break this? Where is the intervention? When is someone going to come out and be like, dude, you need to stop this. He's a millionaire, he bought a penthouse, man, that's crazy to think. What do I want for people? I want you to live a healthy, happy life. I want you to be productive. I want the world to improve. But if this is what the greatest generation fought for, they made a mistake. This should never have been the path that our culture took. Eating, look, I mean, look at this, the disgusting chemicals, the chemical food dyes, Coca-Cola placed in all of these, these videos, him just making out, screaming with his mouth covered in, it's just, I, man, this is, um, I think, I think people watch this stuff to mock him. Really? And that's what he's, that's what he's become. And it's going to kill him. It is. And he knows it. He's talked about trying to lose weight, but he just keeps getting worse. Riding around in a mobility scooter because he's unhealthy to the point where he struggles to walk. What has become of this person and, and what will happen to our young people who are being influenced by this level of psychotic content? You got a problem with someone who has political views? Fine. They talk about people getting radicalized on YouTube. Well, not everybody agrees with everything they hear. Not everybody watches this stuff and decides to go eat 10,000 calories, but it's nightmarish, man. This makes money for people and other people are going to imitate it to try and make money too. They want to be famous at the very least, whether you're a Democrat, Republican, libertarian, leftist, right-wing, whatever, capitalist, communist, talking about your views to, to run a business. Sure. But gorging yourself to death, I worry will have significant cultural impact. So perhaps what we need to bring back is shame. We need cultural enforcement and social enforcement. We say the reason you don't eat 10,000 calories on camera while making disgusting faces is because you will be shunned. What you are doing is bad for you. It's bad for everyone else. And we want to encourage people not to engage in behaviors that kill themselves. This is what's fascinating to me. If someone stands on a bridge, you stop them on the edge of the bridge, they're going to jump because what they would do to end their lives in an instant. But if what they're doing ends their lives over the course of a few years, it's acceptable and they make money from it. I reject that. It's brutal, man. It's brutal. And I'm torn. Should we set a moral framework where we just say, this should not be allowed on YouTube. Maybe, maybe the issue is this. If you're engaging in behaviors that are promoting self-harm or you are self-harming on camera, we downrank that. Shadow bans. I think the question is not that censorship is bad. We censor a lot of things, illegal content, child exploitation. What is our moral line on what we want to be promoted to children? Do we say, let it all happen? I don't know. I think shadow banning could be fine. These videos, these are videos of a man self-harming. And for that, perhaps we should say, we're going to downrank this. If somebody wants to seek it out, fine, they can find it, but YouTube should not be promoting this behavior, which is encouraging a man to kill himself. I'll leave it there. Next segment's coming up tonight at 6pm. Thanks for hanging out, and I'll see you all then.