'If you have problems with the law, unless you're psychopathic and thrive off the legal issues, then it's going to be terrifying. 'It's easy to get damaged by it because nobody is impervious to criticism,' she said. This wish for distance makes sense, according to Neo, because nobody can handle being the default bad guy forever Jackson even took Sulzbach to court over allegations of harassment and cyber-stalking, but later requested a dismissal, which was granted. The YouTuber Repzion, real name Daniel Sulzbach, has posted over 50, documenting all the twists and turns of the building evidence and claims against him. There are thousands of take-down style videos of him on YouTube, some of which are over an hour long.

All he's earned is universal contempt from the entire YouTube community, save for a small group of dedicated fans who subscribe to his OnlyFans account. Once Jackson's YouTube career plummeted into disrepute, he never clawed his way back into earning any sort of respect. 'It's hard to tell how much of Onision's videos are truth and how much are performance, as seemingly serious statements are interspersed with bursts of seemingly put-on sobbing and gagging,' S. This was amid very public meltdowns he posted to YouTube when his Patreon was shut down, although he later claimed it was all 'trolling.' When Insider asked Jackson for comment on the allegations at the time, he responded saying it was 'nonsense,' and asked for $10,000 for an interview (the price he offered to Hansen was $350,000). They feature prominently on commentary, drama, and tea channels, with their lives recycled time and time again as a surefire way to gain viewers and clicks. There are several characters on YouTube who are a regular topic of criticism. Soon, the name Onision became synonymous with his inappropriate comments about underage girls, messy public breakups, and even allegations of grooming that are currently being investigated by the FBI (as well as vigilante predator hunter Chris Hansen.) It all starts with a desire to get noticed He started making more disturbing content, accused his former friend Dawson of pedophilia, and got in trouble with the law.

He started his YouTube channel back in 2006, and was a popular creator for a while, collaborating with Shane Dawson, attending VidCon, and going viral with the now-infamous 'Banana Song.'īut over the next 14 years, Onision, whose real name is James 'Greg' Jackson, had an unprecedented fall from grace and descended into the role of YouTube's most notorious supervillain. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.

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