@YeaMan no one ever said that and you need to stop the spamming shit kid. You're literally doing something that never works and never gets people to go viral. You'd know that if you actually made music instead of just pretending you do.
Yeah, the more I saw of the damage the more I was thinking he was low balling honestly. I'd have been going for half the cost of the home, since it basically needs a complete renovation.
Yeah all of that looks like way more than $600K 🤯 those tiles and the pool equipment in particular, that shit is really expensive. Also the roof that he said was damaged, and if that black mold spread elsewhere Edit: ESPECIALLY after watching the end where he claims that the actual property damage was only $300K and the rest was back due rent. Holy hell, that looked like SO much more than $300K! Also, just why the hell would they think they could get away with only paying a quarter of the rent 😂 like bruh literally all of that is on the record in contracts and bank statements, and as far as courts are concerned the paper trail is more concrete than the actual video evidence, y'all are absolutely screwed 🤣
I think its crazy that influencers think they can do whatever the hell they want without consequences. I mean tbh 600k is a small consequence for them. it should be atleast s mill or even money
@YeaMan Don't spam. If you want people to check your music, go to forums, channels on the topic of music, and talk to people about your story. There's nothing interesting here to make me want to check your page and just saying: "Atozy likes my music" isn't interesting.
Friendly reminder: if you are unfortunate enough to stumble upon an "influencer" in the wild, blast Disney music as loudly as possible to ruin their chance at monetization.
this is so wild to me. if I tried to ruin or destroy something in the house just for fun, my mom would literally end me and force me to pay for every single penny. Granted, i also just never had tendencies to throw and destroy shit around me just for fun. Wtf is wrong with these people
Well ghats the difference with you right. In reality you don't HAVE to pay your mom but you are a good person who understands the consequences if you don't. These kids don't understand situations and think they can do whatever. I was the same as them at their age but no $ so I had nothing to destroy.
@@RandomPerson-tz7wk yeah I never messed with others stuff. I just did reckless things with my own stuff. I never wanted to involve others in my craziness
I never will understand the people who like to just destroy things for no reason. It's an easy way to tell that someone was spoiled and never taught what respect, decency, or being humble is.
I don't live in the US but my question is "Is $600,000 enough to cover the damages?" From what I see, since the place is a million dollar house, it should require as much money as well to repair it because the only thing not happened to the house is to burn it down. It's damaged to the point that I don't think the landlord can rent it as "a million dollar house" without a lot of repairs.
There's no doubt the landlord probably has insurance so it feels like he low balled it not to ruin them. Idk its really odd unless the guy is acting nice to get better buyers.
Probably is, being handed hundreds of thousands of dollars before you turn 20 isn't healthy for anyone's state of mind and will probably turn you into a spoiled cunt
Social media needs to be eliminated, because it's ruining society. Gambling, drugs, and alcohol abuse isn't as damaging as this trend we are seeing now.
Maintenance guy here. So, the ceiling by the elevator has water damage. For it to start peeling like that, there had to have been a lot of water. It's best to replace it, but if you can stop the leak right when it happens and get some drying equipment in there such as a Air Mover Blower (big fans used to dry carpet) and dehumidifiers (not the cheap 40$ ones. The 1200$ ones) you can save to drywall and treat the drywall.
They probably did something stupid like flooding the bath or sink to cause something like that A lot of commenters believe the $600k estimate is too low, I'm curious what you think based on the video?
@@RobKaiser_SQuest Oh definitely. Once they start digging and start repairing, there will be more cost. Especially if any water damage causes, mold or mildew and you would have treatment for that.
Maintenance guy here. So, the ceiling by the elevator has water damage. For it to start peeling like that, there had to have been a lot of water. It's best to replace it, but if you can stop the leak right when it happens and get some drying equipment in there such as a Air Mover Blower (big fans used to dry carpet) and dehumidifiers (not the cheap 40$ ones. The 1200$ ones) you can save to drywall and treat the drywall.
@@The_Wendigo most definitely. You still have to prove it. I’d they fighting the law suit. They think the costs are egregious and or just don’t want to oay
I'll bet they're going to say that they're young and they make mistakes. No, dude. When you do antics like those, you're risking damage, and these guys don't care that they're just renting. They had no respect for someone else's property. They wanted to be Team 10 2.0 so bad.
Something I learned in my first days out as well. You don't screw with the landlord or rental property. Always keep that in the back of your mind -- it's NOT your house.
@@TKUltra971 Also from my experience in the UK the landlord WILL try to claim you damaged the house even if it's in the same condition you moved in. Our flat was a dump because of the previous tenants (hadn't cleaned anything properly, a bunch of stuff was broken, they had stuffed vents with plastic bags and covered them with wallpaper so we had a horrendous mould problem) and we spent a lot of time getting things fixed so in the end it was in better condition than it was when we moved in. Landlord still tried to claim the blu tack stains on one wall would cost our deposit (£1600) and perhaps more to literally paint over. My friends have had similar experiences.
Sure, the holes in the wall, painting the wall, and such can be pretty cheap fixes, but repairs to the pool and retiling that whole area, fixing the roof all over, the central AC getting busted, mold and water damage treatment, replacing furniture throughout the whole house, etc all at Hollywood prices... I could reasonably be convinced that $300,000 was them being lenient because of their age.
@WokeEmperor IIRC, the lawsuit lists the physical damages costing $300k of the $400k initial verdict. The breaches add an additional $200k to push it to the $600k. Which I guess makes the unchecked $100k from the initial suit as legal fees, emotional damage, etc.
And I think the breach of the lease probably played a factor too... Like they did say in the video that there was no fireworks allowed and a few other things too
As a housekeeper, it just amazes me how some people can be so selfish to the point that they destroy or trash places they rent or resort/hotel rooms they stay at "just for fun". They don't think about the repercussions or the person or people that are going to have to clean up after them and fix whatever they've destroyed. Looks like they're getting their karma though since they'll have to pay for all of it.. but they seem like the type of people that won't learn from it. It's sad
They think they're better than the people who have to clean up their messes, that's why they don't give a 💩. Jail time with some street criminals should knock the narcissistic attitudes right out of them. Please let someone film and post THAT content 🤞
Sadly I always thought there was a cap on how much a person can have to pay in a suit. Something like 300k but I’m guessing they are being sued as a entity and not a single person? I’m not sure I’m only Half way in and didn’t look at the lawsuit paperwork.
@@Wentr-z I think it's because it's different types of damages. You have the physical damage, the lost rent while damages are being fixed, rent that wasn't paid and any punitive damages.
@@DannyHollywoodHomes I hope it all works out for you. The amount of disrespect they had for your property is disheartening. If I were the judge I would force them to work at the job site till everything is fixed. Let them do all the grunt work like pulling up the old tiles, lugging the new tiles up to the patio and anything else that just sucks to do. A few days on a hot tar roof in the summer will teach them.
As a teenager I will never understand how other teens/ Young adults do this to a house. If they OWNED the house, okay, it's still stupid but it's their house. But they rented this house. It's not theirs by any means. There should never be a reason to have this much damage to a house. Much less think u would get away with it. Smh. What has my generation come to. Srsly.
This is the mind of kids who don't give a crap, think they're cool and do what they want because they think they're old enough to know everything. My brother was the same. My mum was working 24 hour shifts to keep up with the mortgage, because she dreamed of owning her own home. My brother and his friends trashed the place when he was 16, and I don't know why. It's like he thought he was a king with this house that was "his". My mum let the place go to the bank after a while. If she paid off the mortgage she would have needed to work even longer hours to pay for the repairs. The same happened when I was 17. Mum left the flat she rented after, and my brother had different friends. I got kicked out by him. He got kicked out a year later for not paying rent. Now, 13 years late, he's been crashing on my sofa for the past 2 years, because he's struggling to even find someone to rent from, because of the rent and council tax debt he's in. Also, my place is a shit hole, because he's accustomed to his own mess and he doesn't see anything wrong with it. I'm kicking him out in March. That's enough time for him to find somewhere. I can finally decorate and make this place look and feel like home for once.
Basically they are 5 y.o.s stuck in an apparent adult size body. The landlord pretty much has to gut the entire house and go at it from scratch. Soon enough, they will bankrupt. I’d say, in less than two years.
And this is why we can't have nice things.... On a serious note, it's not like they'll learn their lesson. This kind of behavior is notorious of online influencers. I remember seeing something quite a few years ago about the Jake Paul rental where he was just destroying the pool. I can't even fathom disrespecting other people's property to that extent. For the landlord's sake, I hope he gets the money.
It’s simply red by social media. They don’t care cause it gets views. Also jake Paul owned his house so that wasn’t as big of a deal apart from the fire he set.
@@platonymous - Thanks for correcting me, I really don't know jack about either brother. Sometimes one of the channels I do watch talk about them and I just half-heartedly listen.
I usually loathe the idea of landlords because they have all the power to be absolute garbage to the people they rent houses to, but this one seems pretty nice - so I hope things work out for him.
So they really don’t have the money they are flashing all over their social media accounts if they can’t pay that 10,000 a month. Things ain’t always what they seem on the internet🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Common thing more people need to be aware of. Most of these people rent really expensive looking stuff and fake money stacks. It's entirely about appearance to get people who don't ask questions or think for themselves invested by "shock and awe".
I think they used to be sponsored by Bang Energy, but Bang Energy has had some troubles recently, maybe they are cutting down on influencer marketing costs?
So many people can't afford to buy a house for themselves and their family and these brats trash the house they don't deserve the privilege of using...
This isn't even the first time this landlord has had influencers trash one of his houses. Anyone remember Cody Ko talking about Creatyler and how he trashed a house and left it. That was this landlord's house too!
@@moshikamboshi1 is it really that hard to believe teenagers, especially influencers, are incredibly arrogant, and apathetic to anything that doesn’t involve cringy dances and social media?
For this I can sympathize. My parents rented a house out to people they considered friends. Only for said friends to inflict over $30,000 in damages. Took us a long time to replace or fix all the problems.
I think Atozy really hit the nail on the head when saying "I know, you're grown up and don't want to do chores". This is when you use those chores and life experiences you had to move on and live independently
i used to think that celebrities were the worst humans on earth....but influencers (people who think they are famous) are now on the top of that list.. what horrible people.
@4:05 I was told by a AC company owner NEVER TO CALL IT MOLD, unless you licensed and certified to evacuate it as such, otherwise it could lead to legal problems. Instead he said always call it mildew even if it isn’t so you don’t get in trouble. Hopefully this guy is certified to diagnose it.
$600,000 does not look like close to enough for repairs. I’m guessing he rented to a company and then the company filled it with minors? I actually feel really bad for him.
@@aniquinstark4347 I can't speak for this case, but a lot of the time people who rent property have most of their capital invested into the property. Relying on the income to pay bills or even the mortgage. Just because someone owns a million dollar property doesn't mean they can't fail and are set for life.
@@aniquinstark4347 you know who I don't feel bad for? The idiots who do nothing with their life and complain that nothing good had happened. Landlords earn their money, so what if its a lot? I know for sure if you had that money you'd act the same way and worse.
I’m 29. I watch your videos to remind myself how lucky I was that I grew up before cameras and social media were super popular. These kids are going to be so sad and depressed when they’re 40 and have no friends and they have to try to find someone to settle down with and live a normal life. Im glad I got married young.
Will be 32 next Friday and yeah, same. I also think of that when I see videos of teens being reckless. My online stupidity was limited to cringe posts on BBS forums that no longer exist, not videos that’ll be circulating forever.
I’m a teenager and my sister strictly banned me from going on to any social media and honestly I’m glad she has because somehow they lost their common sense growing up I just don’t understand how people like in the video ACTUALLY exist it just confuses me
@Thehoodedteddy13 You can, don't record yourself for "stupid" content like them or brag breaking the law or contract online. Also known as self snitching
I grew up in a blue collar family and had to learn how to fix shit that broke pretty young. Im middle aged now and can't imagine just destroying a house like that. When the vcr broke my dad taught me how to take it apart and fix it. This is insane to me. We did our own tiling and that damage they did is crazy.
Social media is a gift to law enforcement! Also, this owner seems wayyyy to calm while showing all the damage they did! I’d be pissed is it was my house!
Given that he's renting out a fully furnished $6 million home in the Hollywood hills, I assume that he has plenty of money and $600k is little more than a mild inconvenience to him With that said, though, I think the kids should be on the hook for every penny of damage, plus more to account for the owner's wasted time and efforts. The time it takes to repair the house is time that the owner can't monetize by renting it out to other people. These kids likely have a lot of money too, so they need to be hit hard enough in their wallets to dissuade them from ever pulling shit like this again
As a former landlord it’s almost a grieving process or something. Like you have to process it all and deal with it accordingly. I’m sure he flipped the F out privately 😂
I think this is part of the process in their "job". They rent their expensive place and if all goes well they get paid without doing anything (significant). Now if things get screwed like what happened here, that's were renting to social media kiddies comes in, the fools themselves provide the proof for making a clean case in court. The Landlord get their pay as well as getting the most expensive repair job they can be paid for by the dumb idiots. Getting the court case settled would be the only thing they have to work on.
how could it not go wrong for the landlord? he gets paid in rent, and now he gets paid showing this footage to a judge. The only loss is time which is really irrelevant when you pay people to do things for you.
playing devils advocate here (not because i like landlords, the guy probably never worked an honest day in his life, and if he has, he had a very rich family), and say that he maybe thought they were gonna be tamer? he could have not understood tiktok and just seen their representatives and the money they'd pay and said "sure, if you'll watch out for the state of the house i'll rent it out". but yeah, he probably already calculated for that to happen and just wants easy money and stuff
600K is probably just a conservative estimate of the damages. Then there's the lost rent income for the duration that the house will be renovated for on top, as well as whatever you value the unnecessary inconvenience of the landlord having to deal with all of this bs at.
Theres levels of expected damage, theres wear and tear aka small scratches, maybe a couple cracked tiles and furniture that look used(fraying, sinked in sofa pillows etc) but then theres what hype house did, which is treat the property with no regard for afterwards when they hand over the keys
@@CB-rv2lj lmaoooo honestly I’m glad this happened, mainly because this might make it harder for idiots like them to rent out a house. It’s never a good idea to give some rowdy attention seeking teenagers the keys to your house, no matter how much they pay you or how famous. In fact, if they’re famous then that’s worse
Yikes. *Imagine* agreeing (by court order or otherwise) to Pay $10K a Month for X Amount of Time to someone you willfully wronged & then be like "Yo I got 2500 for ya, bro. Going broke. No Cap, Dawg. Its UnLiT." Should've slapped the sound out his name.
They wont pay it, like millions of people in US. That landlord will not see compensation, and if they were to pay, they could pay 100.00 per month. Then he has the home insurance, which will not cover all of it and the insurance will see these videos and find ways to pay out less.
thay learn from cops on self incriminason cus cops comited a crime called intrapment and turn it into a show called cops and played it on tv on internasenal level when the cops post as hookers trying get citicens to comit a crime by paying them for a good time witch is very definison of intrapment trying get a citicens to comit a crime
As a home owner, you have to be really careful who you rent to, because there are always bad renters, who will destroy and who won’t pay. It’s obvious that the owner has a case and will most likely win in court, but he’s not likely to see any money soon and getting professional help to come in to fix the house won’t come cheap. The worst part is that he can’t rent the house until it is fixed, so again lost revenue for all the time that this house remains empty.
@Your_FriendlyNeighborhood Jewish Banker I mean yeah but you don't know either if they worked on that house or not. Even if they didn't physical work on the house they still paid to have this house look they wanted it to and not it's destroyed.
7:28 What hurts is that ALL these influencers who buy these expensive cars know absolutely nothing about cars. They don't appreciate the engineering and craftsmanship that goes into them.
BTW, that black tar stuff on the roof is referred to as "Gracing." I've installed it before, and it is a very expensive material and a very time-consuming install. Also it gets super hot in the summer. I hope they burned their feet walking on it.
The best thing about this is the easy lawsuit the landlord can serve. Literally all of the damage was caught on camera and posted to a public website lmao
This is why teaching kids to leave a place better then they found it is key. Now they've messed it up for everyone with this guy cause that looks like a nice house
I originally thought the 600,000 was just inflated because they can get away with it. But after seeing the broken tiles and broken pool and everything else, yeah I think he could possibly ask for more money honestly.
Oh absolutely. The tile job by the pool cost him easy $75,000 to begin with… and that’s new work. Now they gotta pay a demo guy, replace the tiles, new pool equipment that runs easy $20,000, and have that replaced. The absolute stupidity and audacity of influencers is a cancerous blight on our society. I never was in favor of the gulag… until now. It should have been closer to 1.5mill imo.
I guess the landlord thought since they're teenagers/young adults, their management company sends over a cleaning service once a week or so. Idk, who thought they'd just clean by themselves without any parent yelling at them lol?
believe it or not (coming from an 18 year old) teenagers and young adults should be and are capable of being responsible too. they should at least clean the place so it doesn't fall apart
When an adult with common sense rents a house like that to a bunch of kids that serves them right common Sense would tell you don't rent a home like that to a bunch of kids you know they're going to tear it up
I rented out a room in my dad's house for him, and we literally had to replace the carpet in the room they rented out because they left a massive pile of trash, with no bag, just piled in a corner of the room. We had to repaint the room also because it smelt like a dumpster. And they only rented the room for like 2 months. During that time, they also broke the toilet in the bathroom they were using, and idk what they did, but ever since they rented a room, the bathroom pipes make a super high pitch noise, it'll go away temporarily when I flush the toilet, but it's basically nonstop. Also, we had to replace the kitchen counter tops because there was stains all over it, and they would somehow melt the kitchen counters. They said it was from them making coffee, but idk how that would happen, it was like 1-2inch burn marks, some of which were SUPER deep, they also warped the countertop, im assuming from whatever heat source they were using, but I honestly don't know. I knew they weren't gonna be good roommates/tenants when they left dirty dishes all over the kitchen the first night they stayed here, but I didn't realize they were going to totally ruin the kitchen, a bathroom, and the room they rented.
@@AKbaby89 you said at the beginning "I rented out a room in my dad's house for him" but I'm not sure which Hype House member you imply with it, sorry if it wasn't understandable
Ill be honest..the landlord should probably sue more..the damages are pretty severe, and then he wouldve lose income in the meantime as they cannot rent to other people while repairing the home
Can they garnish the profits for the show? That alone will cut into the incentive for anyone to bankroll these kinds of shows. I'd personally be happy with a decision along the lines of "They destroyed 600k of a 1000k home, so they get the first 600k - tebbled - 1800k, plus 60% of every dollar after that". (Yes - treble damages is a thing, and can be applied to property damage - it's part of how cutting down one tree belonging to someone else can cost you over a quarter of million dollars)
They really should have rebranded into the Hype Rental considering they couldn't even put the yt revenue towards actually BUYING a house that they could have every right to damage instead of putting a stranger through hell and back for the sole purpose of "content" that was sub par at best.
That ceiling damage looks like water damage from above - I let a friend stay with me a few years ago and their wife took a bath upstairs and kept the water on so it just kept flowing over the sides of the tub, the water did something similar to the painted ceiling below. I wasnt mad at them at first until I asked them to be more mindful and my friend responded back with messages that were practically essays in fb messenger about how I needed to watch my tone and how I was stressing them out. That is my limit and those mf’ers are long gone and blocked on everything from fb to pokemon go.
@@Johan_S4 😂 once there was a complete lack of remorse, yes - I made it clear that they did not need to be there when I got back. I was out of town and my husband was home while they were staying there. He got video footage of the water dripping and bubbling paint.
The thing I don't understand with people who do this to their rental properties (usually university students) is the fact that they have to live in the house they destroyed. I can't imagine feeling comfortable in a house that beat up - especially if it was pristine to begin with. I mean, sure, they probably wanted to break the lease and leave early because of the damages as well but still.
At first I thought the $600,000 is a lot but DAMN, how did they managed to do that much damage? I feel so bad for the tiles. That stuff cost so much money to fix. You can't really fix them, they're going to have to remove all the tiles and replace it with new tiles.
@@UnbeltedSundew how did they even break the pool motors?? if they damage any piping, cause stress on the pumps by covering the vacuum pipe or getting it to overheat
@@peppermeat8059 I have no idea? Maybe they let clothes or garbage block the returns in the pool as well? Maybe they just never cleaned it? Maybe they just ran them constantly without a rest cycle? It's insane. Why were they even down there filming anything?
I’m starting to see more and more videos of influencers getting mad at people for walking through their videos while they’re recording in public places……I pray it happens to me so I can cuss one of these idiots out.
@Allison June Lmao I don't think any sensible person envies these kinds of dipshits. Sounds like you're just projecting into OP--nice to know you're one of them though 😉
I worked in property management and for houses like this we did two things: 1. Ask for a very high damage deposit. 2. Ask for a high furniture damage deposit. But of course we also never recommended renting these homes long term because this type of stuff happens regularly. If you can buy a home and decide to rent, usually the reason is to avoid the responsibility. The landlord should actually not be surprised, if he is, that's his fault. We always told our clients to be prepared for this.
The problem is that if only one person ends up on the lease, only that one can be sued and if that person becomes insolvent, that person is expected to serve 5 years in a minimum-security prison and the cost of repair remains by the homeowner.
My dad's tenants did this to his house whilst he was suffering from cancer. When they finally moved out, because we wouldn't replace the mattresses they had fucked flat, they stole some of our furniture, didn't pay the last month's rent or clean the house (left masturbation tissues stuffed down the side of the bed) and left the windows open no doubt hoping someone would come in to squat. They didn't pay any of their utility bills and so all the debts reverted to my dad who was so shocked by it that he died 4 months later. This is even after they were renting the house as a 5 bedroom but had turned one of the reception rooms into an addition bedroom and had 10 people sharing the already discounted rent. They were all immigrants to the UK and left and went back to their native lands so there was nothing to be done. No hunting them down... legally. This is why I resent hearing crap out evil landlords, because I have experienced disgusting POS tenants. We never had a nice tenant in 10 years. Even the previous set stole our furnishings.
I have to say I would have not expected young people to do this kind of damage to a house (smashing TVs etc). I know a lot of young people that wouldn’t do that. Maybe not take out the trash or burn holes in the couch or stuff like that but not this kind of damage.
Right? Millions of young adults rent for college every year, and i doubt the majority of them can cause even a fraction of what these influencers did. Its an attitude problem not a young people problem.
This landlord has previously rented a home to another young influencer who also ended up trashing it. This dude never learned his lesson, it'd kinda hilarious!
Didn’t the hype house have a set of rules for the content creators like “no throwing parties” and “don’t break things in the house! You break it you pay it policy”?!?!? Look up hype house rules! This just contradicts the houses “rules”! This is just crazy!!! 😂
That’s the landlord that rented to Creatyler too and that guy DESTROYED his house. Crazy that he still thinks it’s a good idea to rent to influencers after all this time. He must make good money on the videos he makes of the aftermath 😅
The maturity level of all occupants combined couldn’t have surpassed 18 years. The landlord probably should’ve been a little more proactive. They still need to pay up!
Good job getting the complaint, but if you ever get court docs again, be sure to show the caption and case number so weirdos like me can look up the case docket and see what has happened.
Stupidity all the way around by all parties including owner and his agent. Wonder what the home owners insurance agent / company is thinking or if this damage was excluded by terms of insurance since house was leased for commercial purposes?
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At first, I thought no way they caused $600K in damages.
But after seeing the damages, I feel 600K is way too generous.
@YeaMan no one ever said that and you need to stop the spamming shit kid. You're literally doing something that never works and never gets people to go viral. You'd know that if you actually made music instead of just pretending you do.
Facts they're worse than Jake Paul and team 10 that guy was way too nice
Yeah, the more I saw of the damage the more I was thinking he was low balling honestly. I'd have been going for half the cost of the home, since it basically needs a complete renovation.
@YeaMan songs shit dude
Yeah all of that looks like way more than $600K 🤯 those tiles and the pool equipment in particular, that shit is really expensive. Also the roof that he said was damaged, and if that black mold spread elsewhere
Edit: ESPECIALLY after watching the end where he claims that the actual property damage was only $300K and the rest was back due rent. Holy hell, that looked like SO much more than $300K! Also, just why the hell would they think they could get away with only paying a quarter of the rent 😂 like bruh literally all of that is on the record in contracts and bank statements, and as far as courts are concerned the paper trail is more concrete than the actual video evidence, y'all are absolutely screwed 🤣
I think its crazy that influencers think they can do whatever the hell they want without consequences. I mean tbh 600k is a small consequence for them. it should be atleast s mill or even money
Def should of been over a million. The labor cost will be immense.
@Khris Middleton good!
@YeaMan Don't spam. If you want people to check your music, go to forums, channels on the topic of music, and talk to people about your story. There's nothing interesting here to make me want to check your page and just saying: "Atozy likes my music" isn't interesting.
This isn’t an “influencer” thing. This is people who are famous, or in this case, who think they are famous, that is the issue.
Maybe you missed the 90s, or the entirety of rock n roll
Friendly reminder: if you are unfortunate enough to stumble upon an "influencer" in the wild, blast Disney music as loudly as possible to ruin their chance at monetization.
Hey that’s right. Cops used to do this in Anaheim against social media influencers 😂
Or any Nintendo associated stuff
Or The Eagles/Don Henley
@@glorifiedonion6676😂 play the Mario theme songs, and hold up a running clip of a game in the background, Nintendo lawyers will appear
Nothing says ‘clueless influencer’, than a set of leased super cars.
this is so wild to me. if I tried to ruin or destroy something in the house just for fun, my mom would literally end me and force me to pay for every single penny. Granted, i also just never had tendencies to throw and destroy shit around me just for fun. Wtf is wrong with these people
Well ghats the difference with you right. In reality you don't HAVE to pay your mom but you are a good person who understands the consequences if you don't. These kids don't understand situations and think they can do whatever. I was the same as them at their age but no $ so I had nothing to destroy.
@@cooleyzz more like impulse control. You at least didn't destroy other people stuff
@@RandomPerson-tz7wk yeah I never messed with others stuff. I just did reckless things with my own stuff. I never wanted to involve others in my craziness
I never will understand the people who like to just destroy things for no reason. It's an easy way to tell that someone was spoiled and never taught what respect, decency, or being humble is.
Trash white teenager who has gotten famous because they are related to wealthy individuals…
I don't live in the US but my question is "Is $600,000 enough to cover the damages?" From what I see, since the place is a million dollar house, it should require as much money as well to repair it because the only thing not happened to the house is to burn it down. It's damaged to the point that I don't think the landlord can rent it as "a million dollar house" without a lot of repairs.
I do live in the US, and I had the exact same question lol
Not even close and then there’s the cost of fine violations from the state they probably made. 600k wouldn’t cover a fraction
It’s 6 million dollar house
There's no doubt the landlord probably has insurance so it feels like he low balled it not to ruin them.
Idk its really odd unless the guy is acting nice to get better buyers.
@@rudyharris643 I don't think 1 million gets you *any* kind of house in LA
1:22 its funny because I am both 22 and knew virtually nothing about the "Hype House".
I am blessed, so blessed.
Good job man! 🤘
Means you have active brain cells, very apparently.
20 and havent even known about it
I always knew what hype house is but still don’t care till this day I don’t follow anyone of them.
@@R-XI_Sulla 20 here as well and I've only heard of the damage they caused
I live in a shed on the outskirts of a sugar farming town and yet I feel like my life is more fulfilling than any hype houser. Strange days these are.
Whoever raised you has my mad respect cause what you just said is really rare I hope your proud of who you are
Shed life sounds pretty nice tbh.
Like camping, but with solid walls.
Maybe I just need to take a vacation and go camping. . .
I'm hand digging a 12x30 underground home on a shoe string budget and I feel way more fulfilled than those influencers look.
Hey Bubbles! jk, but I have no doubt your life is more fulfilling than any "influencer".
Probably is, being handed hundreds of thousands of dollars before you turn 20 isn't healthy for anyone's state of mind and will probably turn you into a spoiled cunt
The destructive abilities of these kids are beyond insane.
Gen Z in a nutshell
Saw that at a gas station today.
Entitled rich assholes who got rich for nothing in a nutshell.
Non existent parents.
Social media needs to be eliminated, because it's ruining society. Gambling, drugs, and alcohol abuse isn't as damaging as this trend we are seeing now.
Maintenance guy here. So, the ceiling by the elevator has water damage. For it to start peeling like that, there had to have been a lot of water. It's best to replace it, but if you can stop the leak right when it happens and get some drying equipment in there such as a Air Mover Blower (big fans used to dry carpet) and dehumidifiers (not the cheap 40$ ones. The 1200$ ones) you can save to drywall and treat the drywall.
They probably did something stupid like flooding the bath or sink to cause something like that
A lot of commenters believe the $600k estimate is too low, I'm curious what you think based on the video?
@@RobKaiser_SQuest Oh definitely. Once they start digging and start repairing, there will be more cost. Especially if any water damage causes, mold or mildew and you would have treatment for that.
Maintenance guy here. So, the ceiling by the elevator has water damage. For it to start peeling like that, there had to have been a lot of water. It's best to replace it, but if you can stop the leak right when it happens and get some drying equipment in there such as a Air Mover Blower (big fans used to dry carpet) and dehumidifiers (not the cheap 40$ ones. The 1200$ ones) you can save to drywall and treat the drywall.
Shit, at that point, just pay a few guys to knock the drywall out in a day. Haha
Who is letting teenagers have houses😒
Irresponsible parents
It probably wasn't them that actually rented it its usually sponsors or management companies who pay their rent so they're not on any of the paperwork
STD Hotspot
Their manager rented it
Hello fellow chad
Lmao. They gave the landlord everything they needed to sue them… dry snitching at its finest.
no one said they where smart.
They don’t need any of it. They are only suing because they are choosing to not pay the bill
@@WJWeber yeah but they’re definitely on the hook for all those damages
@@The_Wendigo most definitely. You still have to prove it. I’d they fighting the law suit. They think the costs are egregious and or just don’t want to oay
i agree but what the hell is dry snitching. is there a wet snitching? a moist snitching? can one control the wetness of their snitching?
“According to the lease, we’re not allowed to light fireworks.” Proceeds to light every firework ever while on camera.
I'll bet they're going to say that they're young and they make mistakes. No, dude. When you do antics like those, you're risking damage, and these guys don't care that they're just renting. They had no respect for someone else's property. They wanted to be Team 10 2.0 so bad.
Something I learned in my first days out as well. You don't screw with the landlord or rental property. Always keep that in the back of your mind -- it's NOT your house.
I hope Atozy does a follow-up on this
@@TKUltra971 Also from my experience in the UK the landlord WILL try to claim you damaged the house even if it's in the same condition you moved in. Our flat was a dump because of the previous tenants (hadn't cleaned anything properly, a bunch of stuff was broken, they had stuffed vents with plastic bags and covered them with wallpaper so we had a horrendous mould problem) and we spent a lot of time getting things fixed so in the end it was in better condition than it was when we moved in. Landlord still tried to claim the blu tack stains on one wall would cost our deposit (£1600) and perhaps more to literally paint over. My friends have had similar experiences.
Hell, I'm around their age and I know better. This isn't excusable at all they are old enough, borderline adults.
@@Lemontart53 My elementary school children know not to punch a golf club into a TV. „Old enough“ is a term woefully underpowered here…
Sure, the holes in the wall, painting the wall, and such can be pretty cheap fixes, but repairs to the pool and retiling that whole area, fixing the roof all over, the central AC getting busted, mold and water damage treatment, replacing furniture throughout the whole house, etc all at Hollywood prices... I could reasonably be convinced that $300,000 was them being lenient because of their age.
nah fuck that, if you are old enough to rent then you are old enough to be held responsible for your shitty actions.
@WokeEmperor IIRC, the lawsuit lists the physical damages costing $300k of the $400k initial verdict. The breaches add an additional $200k to push it to the $600k. Which I guess makes the unchecked $100k from the initial suit as legal fees, emotional damage, etc.
And I think the breach of the lease probably played a factor too... Like they did say in the video that there was no fireworks allowed and a few other things too
Age is a piss poor excuse
@@fankgaming7753 And legally irrelevant after age 18
As a housekeeper, it just amazes me how some people can be so selfish to the point that they destroy or trash places they rent or resort/hotel rooms they stay at "just for fun". They don't think about the repercussions or the person or people that are going to have to clean up after them and fix whatever they've destroyed. Looks like they're getting their karma though since they'll have to pay for all of it.. but they seem like the type of people that won't learn from it. It's sad
They think they're better than the people who have to clean up their messes, that's why they don't give a 💩. Jail time with some street criminals should knock the narcissistic attitudes right out of them. Please let someone film and post THAT content 🤞
I mean, if they bought it, do whatever, but it was a rental, such a shame.
I really hope the judge makes an example of these kids and the punishment is serous. If not stuff like this will just keep happening.
I agree!! I must fix my home!
@@DannyHollywoodHomes Best of luck! I hope they cover all costs! What they did was purely insane!
Sadly I always thought there was a cap on how much a person can have to pay in a suit. Something like 300k but I’m guessing they are being sued as a entity and not a single person? I’m not sure I’m only Half way in and didn’t look at the lawsuit paperwork.
@@Wentr-z I think it's because it's different types of damages. You have the physical damage, the lost rent while damages are being fixed, rent that wasn't paid and any punitive damages.
@@DannyHollywoodHomes I hope it all works out for you. The amount of disrespect they had for your property is disheartening.
If I were the judge I would force them to work at the job site till everything is fixed. Let them do all the grunt work like pulling up the old tiles, lugging the new tiles up to the patio and anything else that just sucks to do. A few days on a hot tar roof in the summer will teach them.
Hearing that the 600K was split between missed rent and damages is crazy because I’ve seen the prices of labor vs parts and… they did a LOT of damage
Nowhere near 600k worth tho.
Definitely 600k lol someone’s young and dumb
Not to mention the potential loss of income when the house cannot be rented while undergoing repairs.
@@samiraperi467in LA 600000 is generous
what you mean like the damages isn't worth 600k?@@samiraperi467
Never thought it was possible for someone to so effectively destroy an entire house, then document it so well in video form. Honestly impressive.
This is going to be the EASIEST case for the lawyer.
Nightmare Fuel case for Defense.
@@handler8838 everything might actually be in 4k
@@lemonadestandclips3349 😂
Imagine being rich enough to get the best lawyers & still win, and they have to pay you for legal fees. ☠️
@@handler8838 nah either way hourly is hourly, pro bono is nightmare for defense lol.
As a teenager I will never understand how other teens/ Young adults do this to a house. If they OWNED the house, okay, it's still stupid but it's their house. But they rented this house. It's not theirs by any means. There should never be a reason to have this much damage to a house. Much less think u would get away with it. Smh. What has my generation come to. Srsly.
This is the mind of kids who don't give a crap, think they're cool and do what they want because they think they're old enough to know everything.
My brother was the same. My mum was working 24 hour shifts to keep up with the mortgage, because she dreamed of owning her own home. My brother and his friends trashed the place when he was 16, and I don't know why. It's like he thought he was a king with this house that was "his".
My mum let the place go to the bank after a while. If she paid off the mortgage she would have needed to work even longer hours to pay for the repairs.
The same happened when I was 17. Mum left the flat she rented after, and my brother had different friends. I got kicked out by him. He got kicked out a year later for not paying rent.
Now, 13 years late, he's been crashing on my sofa for the past 2 years, because he's struggling to even find someone to rent from, because of the rent and council tax debt he's in. Also, my place is a shit hole, because he's accustomed to his own mess and he doesn't see anything wrong with it. I'm kicking him out in March. That's enough time for him to find somewhere.
I can finally decorate and make this place look and feel like home for once.
This is rich kid syndrome. Not gen z syndrome.
@@ms_cartographer true
@@Dondizle good for you. He needs to get on his own feet. That's ur house not his man. I am sorry that u had to go through that tho.
@@unoffical_j1352 Thank you.
Honestly, I feel sorry for my mum. 24 hour shifts, working herself into the ground, all for nothing.
Basically they are 5 y.o.s stuck in an apparent adult size body.
The landlord pretty much has to gut the entire house and go at it from scratch.
Soon enough, they will bankrupt. I’d say, in less than two years.
half of the teenagers lol, its sad because they are always bread winners in life whilst the good ones suffer
And this is why we can't have nice things....
On a serious note, it's not like they'll learn their lesson. This kind of behavior is notorious of online influencers. I remember seeing something quite a few years ago about the Jake Paul rental where he was just destroying the pool. I can't even fathom disrespecting other people's property to that extent. For the landlord's sake, I hope he gets the money.
Underrated comment and wise words
For Jake Paul, that isn't even the worse thing he has done. For real, both Paul brothers need to be jailed.
It’s simply red by social media. They don’t care cause it gets views. Also jake Paul owned his house so that wasn’t as big of a deal apart from the fire he set.
@@platonymous - Thanks for correcting me, I really don't know jack about either brother. Sometimes one of the channels I do watch talk about them and I just half-heartedly listen.
I usually loathe the idea of landlords because they have all the power to be absolute garbage to the people they rent houses to, but this one seems pretty nice - so I hope things work out for him.
"I pay for it so I can break it!"
...
"That's correct, you pay for it."
So they really don’t have the money they are flashing all over their social media accounts if they can’t pay that 10,000 a month. Things ain’t always what they seem on the internet🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Common thing more people need to be aware of. Most of these people rent really expensive looking stuff and fake money stacks. It's entirely about appearance to get people who don't ask questions or think for themselves invested by "shock and awe".
I think they used to be sponsored by Bang Energy, but Bang Energy has had some troubles recently, maybe they are cutting down on influencer marketing costs?
rented or someone elses cars as well idiot landlord did not learn renting out to more titokers lol
So many people can't afford to buy a house for themselves and their family and these brats trash the house they don't deserve the privilege of using...
There’s literally no excuse for how these people acted. None.
It's nice how they documented everything for him.
💀💀💀💀💀💀😂😂
This isn't even the first time this landlord has had influencers trash one of his houses. Anyone remember Cody Ko talking about Creatyler and how he trashed a house and left it. That was this landlord's house too!
I was gonna say the same thing
the same landlord. Isn’t that kinda fishy? Idk
@@moshikamboshi1They literally filmed the damage they caused…how is that fishy ?
@@moshikamboshi1 is it really that hard to believe teenagers, especially influencers, are incredibly arrogant, and apathetic to anything that doesn’t involve cringy dances and social media?
@@moshikamboshi1 Not really, considering landlords often have more than 1 property, and influencers don't care about said property.
For this I can sympathize. My parents rented a house out to people they considered friends. Only for said friends to inflict over $30,000 in damages. Took us a long time to replace or fix all the problems.
and every claim you make on your insurance increases the rates you have to pay because now you are a dangerous risk.
I think Atozy really hit the nail on the head when saying "I know, you're grown up and don't want to do chores". This is when you use those chores and life experiences you had to move on and live independently
i used to think that celebrities were the worst humans on earth....but influencers (people who think they are famous) are now on the top of that list.. what horrible people.
I think the collective noun for "Influencers" is 'a shower of Kunts'.
Influencers are celebrities. Aren't they?
Same ppl one just has hollywoods and governments to help them
@@darksidegryphon5393 Influencers are 'wannabe' celebrities. Actual celebrities do not act like this... with a handful of exceptions.
@@darksidegryphon5393 Wannabes
@4:05 I was told by a AC company owner NEVER TO CALL IT MOLD, unless you licensed and certified to evacuate it as such, otherwise it could lead to legal problems. Instead he said always call it mildew even if it isn’t so you don’t get in trouble. Hopefully this guy is certified to diagnose it.
This is the best example of what happens when Likes & Shares outweigh Facts & Respect.
I'm 13 and this is deep
You have a point but that was a painful way to make it
Its so sad what they did to my house!
$600,000 does not look like close to enough for repairs. I’m guessing he rented to a company and then the company filled it with minors? I actually feel really bad for him.
Apparently these kids were in their 20s at the time. Absolutely insane.
Don't feel bad for millionaire landlords
@@aniquinstark4347 acting as if they couldn't have worked their ass off to get to that point in their life
@@aniquinstark4347 I can't speak for this case, but a lot of the time people who rent property have most of their capital invested into the property. Relying on the income to pay bills or even the mortgage. Just because someone owns a million dollar property doesn't mean they can't fail and are set for life.
@@aniquinstark4347 you know who I don't feel bad for? The idiots who do nothing with their life and complain that nothing good had happened. Landlords earn their money, so what if its a lot? I know for sure if you had that money you'd act the same way and worse.
my mom is 60 and acts like these kids, i havent seen her pick up after her self unless forced my ENTIRE life.
I’m 29. I watch your videos to remind myself how lucky I was that I grew up before cameras and social media were super popular.
These kids are going to be so sad and depressed when they’re 40 and have no friends and they have to try to find someone to settle down with and live a normal life.
Im glad I got married young.
Will be 32 next Friday and yeah, same. I also think of that when I see videos of teens being reckless. My online stupidity was limited to cringe posts on BBS forums that no longer exist, not videos that’ll be circulating forever.
You know what, honestly? Good for you dood. If only we could all be so lucky.
I’m a teenager and my sister strictly banned me from going on to any social media and honestly I’m glad she has because somehow they lost their common sense growing up I just don’t understand how people like in the video ACTUALLY exist it just confuses me
@Thehoodedteddy13
You can, don't record yourself for "stupid" content like them or brag breaking the law or contract online.
Also known as self snitching
I'm 25 with no close friends,no socials and watching this makes me glad with my choices. I think you are right though
I grew up in a blue collar family and had to learn how to fix shit that broke pretty young. Im middle aged now and can't imagine just destroying a house like that. When the vcr broke my dad taught me how to take it apart and fix it. This is insane to me. We did our own tiling and that damage they did is crazy.
5:20 Atozy's shocked face at the hole in the ceiling cracks me up every time. 🤣
Social media is a gift to law enforcement! Also, this owner seems wayyyy to calm while showing all the damage they did! I’d be pissed is it was my house!
Given that he's renting out a fully furnished $6 million home in the Hollywood hills, I assume that he has plenty of money and $600k is little more than a mild inconvenience to him
With that said, though, I think the kids should be on the hook for every penny of damage, plus more to account for the owner's wasted time and efforts. The time it takes to repair the house is time that the owner can't monetize by renting it out to other people. These kids likely have a lot of money too, so they need to be hit hard enough in their wallets to dissuade them from ever pulling shit like this again
As a former landlord it’s almost a grieving process or something. Like you have to process it all and deal with it accordingly. I’m sure he flipped the F out privately 😂
more money than brains.
Because he doesn't want influencers to feel unwelcome. He still wants to make money from more of them coming to rent his house 😂
These influencers are idiots but at the same time I feel like "what did that landlord expect?"
I think this is part of the process in their "job". They rent their expensive place and if all goes well they get paid without doing anything (significant). Now if things get screwed like what happened here, that's were renting to social media kiddies comes in, the fools themselves provide the proof for making a clean case in court. The Landlord get their pay as well as getting the most expensive repair job they can be paid for by the dumb idiots. Getting the court case settled would be the only thing they have to work on.
how could it not go wrong for the landlord? he gets paid in rent, and now he gets paid showing this footage to a judge. The only loss is time which is really irrelevant when you pay people to do things for you.
the landlord expected to be able to sue them for the damages lmao
He most likely rented it to the management company not to the influencers directly.
playing devils advocate here (not because i like landlords, the guy probably never worked an honest day in his life, and if he has, he had a very rich family), and say that he maybe thought they were gonna be tamer? he could have not understood tiktok and just seen their representatives and the money they'd pay and said "sure, if you'll watch out for the state of the house i'll rent it out". but yeah, he probably already calculated for that to happen and just wants easy money and stuff
600K is probably just a conservative estimate of the damages. Then there's the lost rent income for the duration that the house will be renovated for on top, as well as whatever you value the unnecessary inconvenience of the landlord having to deal with all of this bs at.
Theres levels of expected damage, theres wear and tear aka small scratches, maybe a couple cracked tiles and furniture that look used(fraying, sinked in sofa pillows etc) but then theres what hype house did, which is treat the property with no regard for afterwards when they hand over the keys
Whats sad is this will ruin it for other houses or groups trying to rent a place like that
Not if the landlord does the appropriate checks into the tenants-to-be ahead of time like they should be doing.
absolutely and I cant wait for it. these people dont deserve these things theyve gained through stupidity. society will correct it as it should.
oh I'm so sad kids wont be able to live in mansions :'(
@@CB-rv2lj lmaoooo honestly I’m glad this happened, mainly because this might make it harder for idiots like them to rent out a house. It’s never a good idea to give some rowdy attention seeking teenagers the keys to your house, no matter how much they pay you or how famous. In fact, if they’re famous then that’s worse
I hope they're all held accountable!
Yikes. *Imagine* agreeing (by court order or otherwise) to Pay $10K a Month for X Amount of Time to someone you willfully wronged & then be like "Yo I got 2500 for ya, bro. Going broke. No Cap, Dawg. Its UnLiT." Should've slapped the sound out his name.
Slapped the taste out of his mouth*
They need to be sued another $600k for being themselves
a nuisance existence fee 😂
They wont pay it, like millions of people in US. That landlord will not see compensation, and if they were to pay, they could pay 100.00 per month. Then he has the home insurance, which will not cover all of it and the insurance will see these videos and find ways to pay out less.
thay learn from cops on self incriminason cus cops comited a crime called intrapment and turn it into a show called cops and played it on tv on internasenal level when the cops post as hookers trying get citicens to comit a crime by paying them for a good time witch is very definison of intrapment trying get a citicens to comit a crime
Leave to literal communists to destroy shit and expect no consequences
Lol😂
As a home owner, you have to be really careful who you rent to, because there are always bad renters, who will destroy and who won’t pay. It’s obvious that the owner has a case and will most likely win in court, but he’s not likely to see any money soon and getting professional help to come in to fix the house won’t come cheap. The worst part is that he can’t rent the house until it is fixed, so again lost revenue for all the time that this house remains empty.
This is actually painful. Imagine something you've worked so hard for gets disrespected like that. Lesson learned
I wouldn't have rented it to a bunch of kids bc I have a brain
@Your_FriendlyNeighborhood Jewish Banker I mean yeah but you don't know either if they worked on that house or not. Even if they didn't physical work on the house they still paid to have this house look they wanted it to and not it's destroyed.
The logic of "Let's break a house we don't own" never ceases to amaze me!
7:28 What hurts is that ALL these influencers who buy these expensive cars know absolutely nothing about cars. They don't appreciate the engineering and craftsmanship that goes into them.
This is what happens when parents don’t tell their kids no, or discipline them 😂
Get the chancla
@@nintendoant88 All these kids needed either a dad who was an ex marine or an Asian mom with a wooden paddle
BTW, that black tar stuff on the roof is referred to as "Gracing." I've installed it before, and it is a very expensive material and a very time-consuming install. Also it gets super hot in the summer. I hope they burned their feet walking on it.
Why use that instead of putting actual shingles
@@RoboFrog42
Shingles don't work on roofs that are flat like that.
This is the old faze house and nelk house or some crap
@Dustin Lange97 Beat me to it! Gracing is for flat roofs. Typically, it is on modern or commercial buildings.
The best thing about this is the easy lawsuit the landlord can serve. Literally all of the damage was caught on camera and posted to a public website lmao
I just cant help but think their parents made big mistakes.
Like conceiving these kids.
Love the specialist just keeping his composure and assessing the damage professionally. Props to him
This is why teaching kids to leave a place better then they found it is key. Now they've messed it up for everyone with this guy cause that looks like a nice house
$600k is too low for this amount of damage in California.
I'm amazed that you actually find this humorous!!
I originally thought the 600,000 was just inflated because they can get away with it. But after seeing the broken tiles and broken pool and everything else, yeah I think he could possibly ask for more money honestly.
Oh absolutely. The tile job by the pool cost him easy $75,000 to begin with… and that’s new work.
Now they gotta pay a demo guy, replace the tiles, new pool equipment that runs easy $20,000, and have that replaced. The absolute stupidity and audacity of influencers is a cancerous blight on our society. I never was in favor of the gulag… until now.
It should have been closer to 1.5mill imo.
its like those teens made sure that every single things in that house was damaged
I guess the landlord thought since they're teenagers/young adults, their management company sends over a cleaning service once a week or so. Idk, who thought they'd just clean by themselves without any parent yelling at them lol?
believe it or not (coming from an 18 year old) teenagers and young adults should be and are capable of being responsible too. they should at least clean the place so it doesn't fall apart
When an adult with common sense rents a house like that to a bunch of kids that serves them right common Sense would tell you don't rent a home like that to a bunch of kids you know they're going to tear it up
I rented out a room in my dad's house for him, and we literally had to replace the carpet in the room they rented out because they left a massive pile of trash, with no bag, just piled in a corner of the room. We had to repaint the room also because it smelt like a dumpster. And they only rented the room for like 2 months. During that time, they also broke the toilet in the bathroom they were using, and idk what they did, but ever since they rented a room, the bathroom pipes make a super high pitch noise, it'll go away temporarily when I flush the toilet, but it's basically nonstop. Also, we had to replace the kitchen counter tops because there was stains all over it, and they would somehow melt the kitchen counters. They said it was from them making coffee, but idk how that would happen, it was like 1-2inch burn marks, some of which were SUPER deep, they also warped the countertop, im assuming from whatever heat source they were using, but I honestly don't know.
I knew they weren't gonna be good roommates/tenants when they left dirty dishes all over the kitchen the first night they stayed here, but I didn't realize they were going to totally ruin the kitchen, a bathroom, and the room they rented.
Did you see that flamethrower they had? There's your answer for burn marks
@@ldz7777 You... were in her dad's house?
For who
@@adrianrocabado5040 what do you mean for who?
@@AKbaby89 you said at the beginning "I rented out a room in my dad's house for him" but I'm not sure which Hype House member you imply with it, sorry if it wasn't understandable
Haven’t heard anything about the Hype house in about 2 years. I forgot they existed.
5:28 “ENHANCE” had me dead 😂
Ill be honest..the landlord should probably sue more..the damages are pretty severe, and then he wouldve lose income in the meantime as they cannot rent to other people while repairing the home
Can they garnish the profits for the show?
That alone will cut into the incentive for anyone to bankroll these kinds of shows. I'd personally be happy with a decision along the lines of "They destroyed 600k of a 1000k home, so they get the first 600k - tebbled - 1800k, plus 60% of every dollar after that".
(Yes - treble damages is a thing, and can be applied to property damage - it's part of how cutting down one tree belonging to someone else can cost you over a quarter of million dollars)
Why did anyone trust a bunch of *teens* with a *million dollar* house!?
most of them are 20+ year olds
@@amfranko3041 Still mentally teenagers
Only a few of them were teens.
well money, the landlord knew since the teens had millions of dollars. if they damage it. He will obviously get paid for it. It usually never happens
I remember when it was “clout gang” living there and people were saying they didn’t the care of it, but they didn’t have damages like this 😂
They really should have rebranded into the Hype Rental considering they couldn't even put the yt revenue towards actually BUYING a house that they could have every right to damage instead of putting a stranger through hell and back for the sole purpose of "content" that was sub par at best.
That ceiling damage looks like water damage from above - I let a friend stay with me a few years ago and their wife took a bath upstairs and kept the water on so it just kept flowing over the sides of the tub, the water did something similar to the painted ceiling below.
I wasnt mad at them at first until I asked them to be more mindful and my friend responded back with messages that were practically essays in fb messenger about how I needed to watch my tone and how I was stressing them out. That is my limit and those mf’ers are long gone and blocked on everything from fb to pokemon go.
The audacity is beyond me… I’m sorry you had to deal with people like that
Well, you did kicked them out too, no?
@@Johan_S4 😂 once there was a complete lack of remorse, yes - I made it clear that they did not need to be there when I got back.
I was out of town and my husband was home while they were staying there. He got video footage of the water dripping and bubbling paint.
Since they're not paying the rent, easy bet that they're not paying their correct taxes. Give it 3 years before the IRS is after them.
This is why I could never be a landlord, I'd never consider putting "no fireworks in the house" on the lease because why _would_ I
Actual that a common rule for houses of that size
Because of it being a party size house think of those mansion parties celebrates throw
Atozy thank-you for your content hope you & you're family doing well!
They dealt more in damage to that single house than most houses in the UK cost in general. Let that sink in for a moment.
The thing I don't understand with people who do this to their rental properties (usually university students) is the fact that they have to live in the house they destroyed. I can't imagine feeling comfortable in a house that beat up - especially if it was pristine to begin with.
I mean, sure, they probably wanted to break the lease and leave early because of the damages as well but still.
At first I thought the $600,000 is a lot but DAMN, how did they managed to do that much damage? I feel so bad for the tiles. That stuff cost so much money to fix. You can't really fix them, they're going to have to remove all the tiles and replace it with new tiles.
I bet you the pool has a bunch of broken tiles he may not have noticed as well.
@@UnbeltedSundew how did they even break the pool motors?? if they damage any piping, cause stress on the pumps by covering the vacuum pipe or getting it to overheat
@@peppermeat8059 I have no idea? Maybe they let clothes or garbage block the returns in the pool as well? Maybe they just never cleaned it? Maybe they just ran them constantly without a rest cycle? It's insane. Why were they even down there filming anything?
They behave like 12-year-olds left home alone for the first time.
I’m starting to see more and more videos of influencers getting mad at people for walking through their videos while they’re recording in public places……I pray it happens to me so I can cuss one of these idiots out.
@Allison June Lmao I don't think any sensible person envies these kinds of dipshits. Sounds like you're just projecting into OP--nice to know you're one of them though 😉
I worked in property management and for houses like this we did two things:
1. Ask for a very high damage deposit.
2. Ask for a high furniture damage deposit.
But of course we also never recommended renting these homes long term because this type of stuff happens regularly. If you can buy a home and decide to rent, usually the reason is to avoid the responsibility. The landlord should actually not be surprised, if he is, that's his fault. We always told our clients to be prepared for this.
Its not his fault, its expected that you treat their property with respect but that doesnt happen anymore
I am spending my mid life crisis watching your videos. This one in particular shows me just how smart I am and that things aren't so bad. Thank you!
I don't want to image the garbage and trash they had there.
Those large broken tiles can end up being over $500 ea to replace, in LA prob double lol
The problem is that if only one person ends up on the lease, only that one can be sued and if that person becomes insolvent, that person is expected to serve 5 years in a minimum-security prison and the cost of repair remains by the homeowner.
Honestly this is a win win. TikTokers take a big ol L, and multimillionaire LA landlord also takes a big ol L 🤷♂️
That's true
Shouldn’t just sue for money, but jail time with no bail.
Yeah because Jail is a perfect place for them to make money to pay back what they owe lol
@@devonwilliams2423they can pay it back later, the satisfaction of those morons being in jail would be worth it.
What could they be charged with for prison?
What is embarrassing it’s to call one self tiktoker? That’s embarrassing!
My dad's tenants did this to his house whilst he was suffering from cancer. When they finally moved out, because we wouldn't replace the mattresses they had fucked flat, they stole some of our furniture, didn't pay the last month's rent or clean the house (left masturbation tissues stuffed down the side of the bed) and left the windows open no doubt hoping someone would come in to squat. They didn't pay any of their utility bills and so all the debts reverted to my dad who was so shocked by it that he died 4 months later. This is even after they were renting the house as a 5 bedroom but had turned one of the reception rooms into an addition bedroom and had 10 people sharing the already discounted rent. They were all immigrants to the UK and left and went back to their native lands so there was nothing to be done. No hunting them down... legally.
This is why I resent hearing crap out evil landlords, because I have experienced disgusting POS tenants. We never had a nice tenant in 10 years. Even the previous set stole our furnishings.
I have to say I would have not expected young people to do this kind of damage to a house (smashing TVs etc). I know a lot of young people that wouldn’t do that. Maybe not take out the trash or burn holes in the couch or stuff like that but not this kind of damage.
Right? Millions of young adults rent for college every year, and i doubt the majority of them can cause even a fraction of what these influencers did. Its an attitude problem not a young people problem.
It's not like they've had a taste of the real world or have come anywhere close to paying their dues yet.
I love what you used as a background for your vid's never thought about putting one up on the wall, must be decent at stopping echo
This landlord has previously rented a home to another young influencer who also ended up trashing it. This dude never learned his lesson, it'd kinda hilarious!
kids pulling a Jackass stunts without the Paramount MTV money smh.
No not cleaning after yourself is having no type of discipline. Literally have enough self respect to take out ur own trash
i feel bad for the guy the landlord hired to compile the self snitching evidence hahaha homie was locked in watching that garbage for hours.
"Egos the size of a blimp"
Atozy 2023
It's funny bc those kids probably don't even know what a blimp is
Wow no one has *ever* said this
He is totally low-balling 600k in damages. There is no way that's not been reduced.
Didn’t the hype house have a set of rules for the content creators like “no throwing parties” and “don’t break things in the house! You break it you pay it policy”?!?!? Look up hype house rules! This just contradicts the houses “rules”! This is just crazy!!! 😂
That’s the landlord that rented to Creatyler too and that guy DESTROYED his house. Crazy that he still thinks it’s a good idea to rent to influencers after all this time. He must make good money on the videos he makes of the aftermath 😅
600k wtf seeing the ways they treat the home just go for 1.5M to slap them the reality
The maturity level of all occupants combined couldn’t have surpassed 18 years. The landlord probably should’ve been a little more proactive. They still need to pay up!
Good job getting the complaint, but if you ever get court docs again, be sure to show the caption and case number so weirdos like me can look up the case docket and see what has happened.
Stupidity all the way around by all parties including owner and his agent. Wonder what the home owners insurance agent / company is thinking or if this damage was excluded by terms of insurance since house was leased for commercial purposes?