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    I think we can all admit that I am nosey and that cheating is bad...so heres a few "cheating" stories lately I can't stop thinking about. I talk about competitive chess, pro fishing, Miss USA favoritism, and that one wife guy. Buckle in.
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  • @LunaWitcherArt
    @LunaWitcherArt Год назад +4228

    I honestly don't know what's worse: Ned being the wife guy and cheating on his wife with an employee that worked with his wife and knew about pretty personal stuff, or Adam Levine naming his daughter after his 20yo mistress without the knowledge of the mother.

    • @eye.sexual
      @eye.sexual Год назад +367

      He did WHAT?! How fucking sick.

    • @caitlynr7295
      @caitlynr7295 Год назад +230

      Wait Adam Levine did WHAT???

    • @deadgiiveaway
      @deadgiiveaway Год назад +297

      Bringing your kid into it is always worse.

    • @Londonworldrest
      @Londonworldrest Год назад +292

      @@eye.sexual Adam Levine isn't the only one to do that! Steven Segal also named his daughter after his mistress with out his wife knowing...

    • @caitlynr7295
      @caitlynr7295 Год назад +242

      @@Londonworldrest that’s so disgusting. It’s bad enough when you disrespect your partner enough to cheat on them, but to have such arrogance and contempt that you would suggest the name of your mistress for your kid… awful, awful people

  • @froggy5748
    @froggy5748 Год назад +3336

    The chess anal beads accusation is absolutely hilarious and the fact that you can get charged with THREE FELONIES for cheating in a fishing competition is fucking funny as hell. Absolutely wonderful video topic, 100/10

    • @TuberoseKisser
      @TuberoseKisser Год назад +139

      Understandable since you're essentially stealing the prize money

    • @jayathakur8643
      @jayathakur8643 Год назад +6

      Seriously 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @fanoftoast
      @fanoftoast Год назад +6

      I agree 1000% but also incredible name!!! ❤️🐸❤️

    • @yourdadhasadogfilter2505
      @yourdadhasadogfilter2505 Год назад +3

      Fraud I guess

    • @Kaimax61
      @Kaimax61 Год назад +21

      yeah, Attorney Tom discussed this in a video, it differs each state, but it was fraud for their state.

  • @imjustdandy9799
    @imjustdandy9799 Год назад +2279

    “Miss usa isnt just about looks, it’s not shallow”
    Winners: get complimentary plastic surgery. Make it make sense

    • @sydbap21
      @sydbap21 Год назад +251

      That was honestly my biggest takeaway from this video. How bizarre

    • @ameliavelasco8602
      @ameliavelasco8602 Год назад +321

      I never understand that. Hey, you’re so beautiful and talented, you won the pageant! Now fix all your appearance issues 😂

    • @mochi_ani
      @mochi_ani Год назад +102

      I was thinking this too. Honestly so so sad to think about all the pressures put on women to look a certain way - even as winners of a beauty pageant

    • @noiz1762
      @noiz1762 Год назад +1

      @@ameliavelasco8602 right?? literally saying, youre the prettiest woman in america! now go edit your face ugly

    • @apartmentwife1637
      @apartmentwife1637 Год назад +60

      It's not plastic surgery it's beauty treatments (facials or whatever) from a spa that also does plastic surgery. Obviously Miss America wouldn't need that bfr

  • @mfuentes4961
    @mfuentes4961 Год назад +4112

    Honestly, kudos to the fans that witnessed Ned’s infidelity in NYC and notified the guys and the people that were directly affected by the affair instead of just posting straight to the internet. It would have gotten really ugly if the company and spouses found out via the internet…😬😬😬
    Also thanks to those fans, the guys and their company was able to have the opportunity to handle this before the public got news of it.

    • @jtlovescodelyoko
      @jtlovescodelyoko Год назад +320

      That's the rare positive power of fandoms

    • @kiera_klark8171
      @kiera_klark8171 Год назад +64

      I agree but then it still ended up being leaked eventually, presumably by the same people since no one else would have that information or proof

    • @trickstergods
      @trickstergods Год назад +252

      @@kiera_klark8171 the theory that i saw everywhere is the leak came from Alex’s former fiancé since some of the screenshots seem like they’re from his POV.

    • @NankitaBR
      @NankitaBR Год назад +104

      @@kiera_klark8171 the person that leaked it claims to be Alex's fiance (or fiance at the time. I don't know if that is true, but that's the claim.

    • @fallingawayfromthenorm
      @fallingawayfromthenorm Год назад +92

      And just the other day people were able to tie a neighbor app post about a Tesla driver having sex in their car in a park from back in May (including a photo with the license plate) to Ned’s Tesla, that had the same exact plate in the paparazzi video that came out the day after he was publicly fired from the Try Guys.

  • @amandawaters6912
    @amandawaters6912 Год назад +1786

    when you said "cheating at fishing" i assumed there was a guy in scuba gear with a bag of pre-prepared fish sticking them on the hooks from underwater, but this was funny too. I had no idea that fishing was so high stakes, that it could cause multiple felony charges.

    • @SoManyRandomRamblings
      @SoManyRandomRamblings Год назад +105

      It becomes attempted theft of the prize money

    • @fanime1
      @fanime1 Год назад +4

      I was thinking the same thing

    • @180digi
      @180digi Год назад +101

      @@SoManyRandomRamblings could it also have to do with animal cruelty? i could totally see them pressing charges for forcing lead weights down the throats of living animals when the competition is supposed to be a catch-and-release type of deal.

    • @mylabot
      @mylabot Год назад +12

      fishing is a sport. Its a muti billion dollar industry just like FIFA only you have to already be rich enough to own a boat to join. Wealthy men competing for anything...of course there has to be turbo strict cheating rules, those fools would be testing all day because they can afford to. The only real prize is pride and we all know how nasty that can get

    • @beanboy5963
      @beanboy5963 Год назад +76

      @@mylabot I mean competitive fishing has always been a more working to middle class sport than upper class. The fishing boats these guys are using cost less than a used mid range car when new, and many get them used. It’s not rich guys tossing money around, these are just normal guys with a particularly intense hobby.

  • @kkelseym
    @kkelseym Год назад +834

    The most interesting thing here is that one of the prizes for Miss USA is free plastic surgery. Like it's a BEAUTY pageant, these women are already supposed to be the prettiest, yet we're rewarding them with plastic surgery???

    • @magiradyne
      @magiradyne Год назад +199

      You've discovered the predatory cycle of the beauty industry. No one, not even the prettiest women in the United States, will *ever* be pretty enough, because if they're pretty enough they can't be sold things anymore.

    • @_thisconnected_
      @_thisconnected_ Год назад +4

      Wasn't it a local round tho. Maybe there's no actual cash prize and modeling gig cuz this is just a tie-up with a local business and preps the girl for nationals

    • @LPSmeow1989
      @LPSmeow1989 Год назад +8

      Maybe it’s a beauty spa that does facials and haircuts and stuff along with plastic surgery?

    • @justsummers1559
      @justsummers1559 Год назад +1

      That's just too much power 😩

    • @essies4294
      @essies4294 Год назад +1

      They aren’t the prettiest, please stop denigrating femininity

  • @DracoTriste
    @DracoTriste Год назад +1126

    “Favoritism” in the Miss USA pageant?! A contest to pick the most favorite of a selection of women competing to be the most favorite? Noooooo! Say it ain’t so! 😂

    • @yasikins6646
      @yasikins6646 Год назад +143

      Favoritism is supposed to happen DURING the competition. The problem is they seemed to pick the winner BEFORE the competition even began.

    • @saranaila5905
      @saranaila5905 Год назад +30

      @@yasikins6646 so they wasted everyone's time.

    • @randomnerd3402
      @randomnerd3402 Год назад +27

      The idea of beauty competitions is so dumb. Beauty is entirely subjective, so having a competition around it makes absolutely no sense

    • @zogwort1522
      @zogwort1522 9 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@randomnerd3402 Subjective doesn't mean random. Even if it's not universal, there are still trends and conventional standards that can be used as a rating scale in a competiton. Also, when we say that something is beautiful, we don't simply mean that we enjoy it, we mean that everyone ought to enjoy it, even if they don't. After all it's possible to find something beautiful without enjoying it, so it's not irrational to assume that there must be something in there that goes beyond our personal taste.

    • @beafraid5467
      @beafraid5467 6 месяцев назад +7

      ​@@zogwort1522there are no universal standards and women aren't objects for you to 'enjoy' them (neither men, tbh, but the again, there aren't many beauty pagents for men out there)

  • @user-lf8zr1cm5i
    @user-lf8zr1cm5i Год назад +739

    I cared a lot about the Ned situation. I was really impressed WITH how seriously the rest of the guys took it. Men who behave like Ned are rarely ever held accountable by other men, and it makes women look hysterical. What they did was important.

    • @BigLeagueChew11
      @BigLeagueChew11 Год назад +10

      Cheating on someone is horrible. It’s an abuse of trust. But I don’t like how it has to become EVERYONES business. What’s this fixation with other persons business. I think trafficking in controversy is unhelpful for anybody.

    • @alexforce9
      @alexforce9 Год назад +3

      Lmao, have you seen how women excuse any cheating if its a woman who do it? I literally have seen woman saying its the bf fault for his gf cheating coz he was tired after work and didn't want to go out and party.

    • @zXPeterz14
      @zXPeterz14 Год назад +2

      @@alexforce9 yeah, men just ignore it but women literally encourage it

    • @user-lf8zr1cm5i
      @user-lf8zr1cm5i Год назад +45

      @@alexforce9 petty people on both sides believe that, I'm sure. In the world I live in? Nope.

    • @amitthehuman
      @amitthehuman 11 месяцев назад +40

      @@BigLeagueChew11 As was said in the video, Ned was the superior of the woman he was having the affair with. This is not just cheating, it's the legal definition of sexual harassment.

  • @minnie7783
    @minnie7783 Год назад +418

    "I went to a fishing tournament so you dont have to" I would watch that

    • @botansaluki4553
      @botansaluki4553 Год назад +27

      I want her to compete but with no knowledge of how to compete and see what happens. It would be amazing to see her use a child’s fishing rod

    • @whoopsydaisy6389
      @whoopsydaisy6389 Год назад +8

      @@botansaluki4553 That would be hilarious to watch. Especially if she had beginners luck and won. The other competitors would be so annoyed.

    • @fanoftoast
      @fanoftoast Год назад +1

      SERIOUSLY

    • @snartsnart2718
      @snartsnart2718 Год назад +1

      i would love to see that video lol

    • @nanananananananana00
      @nanananananananana00 3 месяца назад

      yes to this!!!

  • @seanthebluesheep
    @seanthebluesheep Год назад +1302

    Obviously none of the cheating is actually funny, it's just everything surrounding each entirely separate situation is absolutely hilarious.

    • @NoThankUBeQuiet
      @NoThankUBeQuiet Год назад

      The anal beads is pretty funny

    • @MyChannel773
      @MyChannel773 Год назад +10

      disagree, i think the fish cheating is hilarious

  • @kbaccari88
    @kbaccari88 Год назад +2240

    I'm not glad the chess controversy happened, however, I am looking forward to the Netflix movie or documentary. I've been bereft of chess drama since the Queen's Gambit ended.

    • @MarcyStevonshy
      @MarcyStevonshy Год назад +134

      If (more likely WHEN) they make a documentary, I wanna know how seriously they take the anal beads allegation 😂 Will they have interviewees laughing at the idea, or will they bring in experts who will break down the exact way the vibrations of an anal bead can be translated into chess moves? The possibilities are endless

    • @emilydennie2712
      @emilydennie2712 Год назад +9

      I feel this so hard

    • @JoeLigmama
      @JoeLigmama Год назад +1

      2001

    • @Echoingsunflowers981
      @Echoingsunflowers981 Год назад +14

      You know that there will definitely be a 🔞 adaptation

    • @noiz1762
      @noiz1762 Год назад +10

      @@emilydennie2712 i bet they did too

  • @nilocmirror
    @nilocmirror Год назад +746

    I find peoples reaction to the Ned thing very interesting. Part of why the internet lost their mind over it is that Ned's brand was the "my wife guy." When the try guys made their bobble head dolls Ned's was holding a baby and had a voice clip saying, "my wife." He made the date night cookbook with his wife. His entire brand was being a loving husband obsessed with his wife. The try guys put out one video basically saying. Hey this is really hard we had a friend for years who we built a company and a brand with carry on an affair with an employee and we fired him. Then SNL made a really really tone deaf skit that reframed the reason Ned was fired as he didn't tell his friends about a kiss. The try guys handled it pretty well. They took swift action made one video and have been trying to move on as quickly as they can.

    • @TacticusPrime
      @TacticusPrime Год назад +55

      Wife-guys are just suspicious in general.

    • @CyclingUrchin
      @CyclingUrchin Год назад +60

      The SNL skit was just.. Horrible

    • @Orion_TheyThem
      @Orion_TheyThem Год назад +11

      @@TacticusPrime the only one I trust is Ryan Reynolds. But we'll see if he lives up to it or not

    • @moongirl8807
      @moongirl8807 Год назад +9

      The Take just made a fantastic video about this topic, that's how I learned about the situation. It's really great and explains the dangers of men building their entire brand around being the wife guy, but also other aspects of this type.

    • @annawesometheflameingpikac3688
      @annawesometheflameingpikac3688 Год назад +23

      Like also, often you're friends with your friends partner, so the other try guys were friends with Ned's wife. Their friend hurt another friend of theirs

  • @PhoebeHB
    @PhoebeHB Год назад +478

    I think the fishing scandal is the funniest to me because it was so easily proven. They literally showed that there were weights in the fish and there's not much the cheaters can say to defend themselves at that point. Everything else has too much grey area and confusion.

    • @Saibellus
      @Saibellus Год назад +63

      the fish just ate them of their own free will, i swear!

    • @BringBackCyParkVendingMachines
      @BringBackCyParkVendingMachines Год назад +1

      I thought the same thing

    • @BringBackCyParkVendingMachines
      @BringBackCyParkVendingMachines Год назад +1

      I thought the same thing

    • @davedixon2167
      @davedixon2167 Год назад +1

      @@Saibellus LOL that's the only thing they could have even tried to say. It'd be hilarious, though - say the fish ate a couple weights like a year prior, somehow - nobody would believe it if it WAS true!

    • @candylide
      @candylide 4 месяца назад +1

      That's why they look so still in the video while everybody freaks out LMAOOOO

  • @jspihlman
    @jspihlman Год назад +274

    The way the mob immediately turned on those fishermen. I'd have ran away so fast.

  • @panickedpoet
    @panickedpoet Год назад +396

    Please make more videos about niche controversies like these !! I love this vibe of "your friend is info-dumping twitter drama," which as someone who doesn't have twitter anymore is GOLD.

    • @perryh.-r.4419
      @perryh.-r.4419 Год назад +12

      Saaaaame. I love these train wrecks but Twitter is bad for me, so I have to get it where I can. Amanda delivers!

  • @SarahE1982
    @SarahE1982 Год назад +534

    Can you imagine those guys going to jail?
    "I killed a man while robbing a bank, what are you in for?"
    "I cheated at a fishing competition."
    "You monster!" 🤣

    • @dogguy8603
      @dogguy8603 7 месяцев назад

      Well the fishing tournament cheating was fraud because tens of thousands of dollars in prize money was at stake

  • @scottietrademark
    @scottietrademark Год назад +521

    It's always interesting to me that people never bring up that Ariel is also a Try Guys employee as a Try Wives. She works on their podcast plus appears in videos all the time. So not only did he cheat on his wife, but also employee with another employee.

    • @annapruitt5546
      @annapruitt5546 Год назад +90

      RIGHT lmao she is a member of the team, which means Ned was already having a consensual workplace relationship with an employee… which means that he cheated on her not just in the home but in the workplace too

    • @Jenninka
      @Jenninka Год назад +148

      His cheating scandal is just layers upon layers of bad decision making
      Having you, your mistress, and your wife all working together at a company you partially own is so messy

    • @Kyiecutie
      @Kyiecutie Год назад

      @@Jenninka just fucking gross. Imagine having your mistress in the same office with your wife who KNOWS ITS YOUR WIFE. The fuck.

    • @ArturGlass.C
      @ArturGlass.C Год назад +39

      Yeah I had a friend who was talking about how it wasn't fair he got fired over it and as soon as I told them his wife was an employee in the company they changed their mind right away lmao. Both his wife and mistress being employees is the most important part of it imo.

    • @RinsDesk
      @RinsDesk Год назад +1

      Uh. That doesn't matter at all. He married her before he even joined Buzzfeed. As his wife, she was also a part owner of the company which makes Alex an employee of Ariel. Ariel wasn't an employee. If she is still working there....then she is an employee NOW. Since her husband isn't a part owner of the company anymore.

  • @amberlawson7867
    @amberlawson7867 Год назад +216

    the fish one is kinda a big deal because they won money and even a boat, plus got sponsors so they honestly were cheating everyone out of a fair chance

    • @MartianCandies
      @MartianCandies Год назад +19

      And committing animal abuse and cruelty. Wouldnt you consider shoving lead weights down a living beings throat abuse and cruelty? I sure hope someone else would for anyone who doesn't agree it's abuse if that happened to them. But at least the person who disagrees can still probably talk and advocate for their self that they're probably in excruciating pain (((:

    • @panmoncada7257
      @panmoncada7257 Год назад

      I mean that’s the same with the chess and ms USA pageants

  • @julianharley9428
    @julianharley9428 Год назад +211

    The fishing story is more insane when you realize that they wrapped the weights in raw fish fillets and stuffed them down the fish, that were probably still alive

    • @MartianCandies
      @MartianCandies Год назад +54

      So basically forced some innocent creatures to eat probably their distant family member. That's just cruel and unusual man

    • @imsotiredofthiscrap2341
      @imsotiredofthiscrap2341 Год назад +28

      @@MartianCandies yeah seriously fucked up. “fish fear me” but for real this time

    • @lgal56
      @lgal56 Год назад +4

      @@MartianCandies i mean fish eat other fish all the time lol

    • @MartianCandies
      @MartianCandies Год назад +6

      @@lgal56 they dont eat probably their friend or cousins fileted body 💀💀💀

    • @furbyacolyte5604
      @furbyacolyte5604 7 месяцев назад +7

      @@MartianCandies sorry this is late but lots of fish engage in cannibalism, especially the omnivorous ones. force-feeding's still pretty messed up tho

  • @soccergalz7401
    @soccergalz7401 Год назад +154

    The controversy occuring with the first Filipina winner is just heartbreaking. Like this will shadow the win even if it's found that nothing happened

    • @despicablepenguin
      @despicablepenguin Год назад +39

      I know! I didn't even want to believe it because at first, when I heard that she was the first Filipina and Asian American winner, it felt a bit racist to me presuming that all the women were white (I checked them and most are but not all) and the accusation that's it's favoritism kind of goes in the fetish-y angle but I also didn't know who the judges were. I'm sure these are valid accusations that are concerning

  • @AnOtterNamedMoMo
    @AnOtterNamedMoMo Год назад +415

    As someone who has competed in competitive fishing tournaments in the past..... People take those super serious. Even small local tournaments use polygraphs (even though they don't actually work). The smallest of slight at one of those tournaments is potentially career ending or even something that can cause a tournament trail to be disbanded.

  • @Apo0
    @Apo0 Год назад +207

    I'm surprised the winner doesn't also sue, because this, if it's true, and she won via favoritism, this could cause her to look bad and cause her deals.

    • @Kihsgy
      @Kihsgy Год назад +3

      She was in on it tho

  • @Darkthestral1
    @Darkthestral1 Год назад +98

    "Hermes says cheating is bad, but fighting dirty depends on the situation"
    Perfect

  • @codasylphanthi2187
    @codasylphanthi2187 Год назад +214

    I'm so over the internet calling out people, especially women, for not displaying emotions the way they expect and claiming that as "proof" of deception. Different react to surprise in different ways, some people look "shocked" other people are just stunned silent, people with stage training are probably not going to appear as overwhelmed as people who don't have stage training, not everyone reacts the same way there are a million little things that could go into why someone reacts a certain way at a given time to any kind of event. I'm not trying to say one way or another whether the Miss USA contestants claims of favoritism are valid, I'm just over all of the "She's lying because she didn't look surprised!" bullshit.

    • @Saibellus
      @Saibellus Год назад +42

      a beauty contestant? the one who extensively trains on how to maintain an attractive facial expression for hours at a time?? didnt have the visible reaction you expected???? i am shocked, here is proof 😐

    • @grimlesbians
      @grimlesbians Год назад +19

      ppl are trying to be body language experts these days. its all pseudoscience but ppl still widely believe in polygraphs too so ig thats not too surprising. no doubt theres an element of misogyny here, i dont think u can avoid it when a womans facial expressions r under scrutiny.

  • @corhydron111
    @corhydron111 Год назад +83

    Yes you should absolutely 100% review the Miss USA handbook

  • @StarwarsCustomizer12
    @StarwarsCustomizer12 Год назад +196

    Amanda- “Fine, I’ll talk about Ned just because I have to slip it in.”
    Me- “heh, that’s what Ned said too”

    • @eleanorhenriquez3930
      @eleanorhenriquez3930 Год назад +6

      I want to like this comment, but 69 likes is pretty fitting lol 🤣🙃🤭

  • @fanime1
    @fanime1 Год назад +232

    Another update on Ned, someone took his license plate from the paparazzi video, did a search online and found someone complaining about people having sex in that car at 5pm. Based on the date and location, fans found that try guys did film a video on that location called something like "Living in a mansion for a day." And in that video, Alex and Ned show up together. Just gross all around. Thanks for this video. I knew about these stories but besides the Try Guys one, I didn't know the full story behind each of them. Another cheating story that's a bit more controversial you could have talked about is the guy who won an art competition using AI art. As an artist I do consider it cheating, but have no problem with AI artists having their own category or something as I know of does take time and skill. But it's not the same as having years upon years of art lessons and practice along with the time it takes to make art.

    • @snakewithapen5489
      @snakewithapen5489 Год назад +52

      My personal perspective on AI art is it's totally fine if you wanna use it to generate a reference, and then draw/paint that picture yourself, because then you still have to show mastery of the materials & medium. But you can't actually have a robot paint it all and then present it in a gallery, or just submit that image to a digital art contest.

    • @liriodendronlasianthus
      @liriodendronlasianthus Год назад +10

      Oh my god, I just watched that video. It was the same day??

    • @not_them
      @not_them Год назад +8

      Gross

    • @squidvink
      @squidvink Год назад +19

      ai art takes no time and skill it’s literally putting a sentence into a generator

    • @lisahenry20
      @lisahenry20 Год назад +8

      For the Ai one, ethics of submitting it in a competition aside, as a computer science student, the fact than an ai created a piece of art that was preferred over art made by people is incredible.

  • @emmaduke
    @emmaduke Год назад +73

    i was an Irish dancer for 10 years (competitive and professional) and the cheating scandal that just broke out is our first major scandal. it's wild to see people finally get a look into how insane this world really is, but i'm glad it's being exposed. if anyone sees this, look into it for a crazy ass ride.

  • @lita313
    @lita313 Год назад +96

    the fisging now has me interested. I feel terrible for the new Ms. America who became the first Asian woman to win, to then have people say that she may have won because of others doing shasty shit. the Ned thing annoys me because he tried to brush it off when it was their livelihood. I mean, Eugene, Keith, Zack AND Ariel, put time into this fucking company along with Ned. Ariel was working for the Tryguys as well taking care of their 2 young sons.
    What got me fucked up was listening to the Ariel talk (On the You Can Sit With Us podcast) about how Ned complained about her throwing out the garbage but didn't focus on her keeping the house clean or taking care of the kids. Becky, Keith's wife, mentioned how Keith admitted that what Becky had a method and he didn't understand how she did things in the house but her methods made the house better. It just showed that Ned and Ariel's marriage wasn't that great as he claimed.

  • @Thegrandpineapple
    @Thegrandpineapple Год назад +364

    I’m surprised you didn’t talk about the Poker cheating scandal that happened recently. I don’t know a lot of poker terms but I think the person bet all their money on a hand that wasn’t that good but ended up getting lucky and everyone was mad at her because of it. I guess her logic was that she would have lost or won so she took a chance but people are saying she had a buzzer in her ring or something.

    • @fanime1
      @fanime1 Год назад +17

      It might be too recent and she's waiting for more details to come out

    • @OpossumOnTheMoon
      @OpossumOnTheMoon Год назад +81

      I thought that that was already disproven? I read that multiple men have done the same move in the past and never got any backlash

    • @pistachiopanda
      @pistachiopanda Год назад +128

      She had misread her cards but got lucky that it ended up in her favor. The dudes at the table were salty she won. I watched the whole video of that game. No wrongdoing, no sleight of hand.

    • @juliadandy6019
      @juliadandy6019 Год назад +2

      Thought about that case also

    • @Nosliw837
      @Nosliw837 Год назад +24

      I defer all my poker knowing things to Victoria Coren-Mitchell. She seems to be on the side of "Well, that sure looks like a game of poker."

  • @marsie1
    @marsie1 Год назад +58

    My favourite thing about this is that every niche community has its huge scandals and I LIVE for that

    • @TheRaquelephant
      @TheRaquelephant Год назад +2

      ooh you need to check out the hobby drama subreddit

    • @private755
      @private755 Год назад +1

      Why is that good lol

    • @marsie1
      @marsie1 Год назад +2

      @@private755 it's not *good* per say, I just like the drama 😌

    • @leobe2104
      @leobe2104 Год назад +1

      @@private755 no one said that it was good. But it' funny

  • @ugoeze7360
    @ugoeze7360 Год назад +179

    Another update: Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman who were the right wingers who tried to commit election fraud are facing the same fine and prison time as those two anglers who got caught cheating with lead weights stuffed in the fish 😂

    • @xXSPADEGG
      @xXSPADEGG Год назад +5

      Great videos by Oki about Jacob Wohl called “Documenting a modern psychopath” if you want some insight into his madness

  • @TurtleStormer
    @TurtleStormer Год назад +114

    I thought the beads was entirely random fanfiction not an allegation of real people doing real things with real money on the line

    • @teddy-1965
      @teddy-1965 Год назад +15

      I think it started that way, but through a game of internet telephone became an actual allegation being lobbed.

    • @TheRaquelephant
      @TheRaquelephant Год назад

      That is correct. He’s being accused of cheating seriously, and the anal beads is a joke hypothesis on how he was able to. No one believes he actually had a sex toy in him

  • @shadowhawk225
    @shadowhawk225 Год назад +164

    I didn't know that both chess masters were being accused of using the beads to cheat but I think I moreso love the fact that the fishing scandal has brought about felonies and that polygraphs are legitimately used for these tournaments

    • @genericname8727
      @genericname8727 Год назад +17

      I don’t think they’re both being accused. That was a joke post. The original theory about the beads was a joke about “how did he even cheat without people noticing?” So this Reddit post was joking about how the guy making the accusations could’ve even known that the guy was cheating, especially when he’d made one move and it was unclear how he’d be cheating. Hence the joke theory he’s also a cheater using the same bead method so knew things were up with the vibrations were going wild. It’s just silliness.

    • @JC-yy8iv
      @JC-yy8iv Год назад +1

      The felony thing is extremely fucked up. Being designated a felon makes it legal to discriminate against a person in housing, employment, pretty much anything. Anti-discrimination laws, the right to vote, the entire Bill Of Rights, they all have a deeply immoral caveat: “unless we brand you a felon.”
      To charge someone with a felony for something so frivolous is appalling. Prisons are already overcrowded with nonviolent drug offenders from overpoliced, impoverished neighborhoods subject to draconian stop-and-frisk laws, who will never again vote or enjoy freedom of speech or freedom of association. Aaaand also unsportsmanlike fisherman I guess 🤷🏻‍♀️

  • @SomeplaceScary
    @SomeplaceScary Год назад +85

    My moms whole side of the family has been lifelong fishers(for survival at times), and my uncle is a competitive angler, so this fishing scandal has Absolutely been at the top of my radar, lol.

  • @keithkoge
    @keithkoge Год назад +50

    If Amanda isn’t binge-reading the HobbyDrama subreddit, she should be.

    • @jenniewalker6651
      @jenniewalker6651 Год назад +2

      I love that subreddit, it's so gossipy and so niche

    • @IndieHellCat
      @IndieHellCat Год назад +1

      I was going to suggest that, its so good for enjoying messiness

  • @samm2686
    @samm2686 Год назад +196

    As someone from Ohio, and who live in Cuyahoga, I live for listening to people pronounce our county and city names. Side note, this video was so funny. I loved it

    • @catman6089
      @catman6089 Год назад +7

      same!!! I laughed hearing it but I understand it's not the easiest word if you're not from the area

    • @dylanrodrigues
      @dylanrodrigues Год назад +30

      Weird ass? Aren’t they straight up names from Aboriginal cultures? I haven’t watched the whole video, just based off your mention of Cuyahoga

    • @mandalorian_guy
      @mandalorian_guy Год назад +2

      Every. single. time. You'd think they would at least Google it or watch a news clip. I'm pretty sure the only ones I have heard pronounce it correct are MatPat and Chris Stickman and it's because they are from the area.

    • @samm2686
      @samm2686 Год назад +25

      @@dylanrodrigues actually you are right, it was pretty insensitive of me to say that

    • @ariellelyons
      @ariellelyons Год назад

      @@mandalorian_guy omg same, i’m surprised she was as close as she was

  • @cruelaz
    @cruelaz Год назад +58

    One thing I would like to touch one though is that these arguments of "she didnt seem suprised enough" always give me the ick. Not talking about the padgant drama specificly here but as a neurodivergent person (adhd & autism) I hate these arguments.
    Sure maybe she doesnt look suprised because she knew she would win but maybe also how she react just didnt fit in your appropiate range of reaction?
    As someone who mask everyday I always like to give people the benefit of the doubt that their reaction are valid and doesnt need to satisfy my expectations or so.
    Also body language is one big pseudo science bullshit that is often rooted in racism or support a euroscentric view on things.
    I highly recommend checking out münecats video on them she posted last week those body language "experts" are truly something

    • @kaitlynnp582
      @kaitlynnp582 Год назад +2

      Preach

    • @karaoconnoraliasraidra
      @karaoconnoraliasraidra Год назад +7

      Another thing I really hate is the stupid and untrue claim someone made that not looking someone in the eye is a sign of dishonesty. Someone neatly debunked that by noting a shy person can be completely honest while a manipulator with no conscience can look you right in the eye while lying to you.

  • @camipco
    @camipco Год назад +37

    The anal beads thing came from GM Eric Hansen talking on a stream about how Hans could have had a hidden computer and someone in chat was like "where would he hide it" and Hansen was like "I dunno, anal beads?" as a throw-away joke.

  • @DannyBTalks
    @DannyBTalks Год назад +15

    Ayyyy. Thanks for the shout out on the fishing story. Really weird story all around, and even more information has come to light on it since I talked about it.
    EDIT: I usually fish in bass fishing tournaments, so I only knew of fish being released afterwards. So when I talked about this on RUclips, I found out that in walleye fishing tournaments, the walleye are in fact dead when weighed and are harvested, but in most cases, the teams donate their catch to local soup kitchens for meals.
    However, the team of Runyan and Cominsky usually were one of the few teams who never donated their catch. Now it’s pretty obvious why. Nobody wants lead poisoning from their fish.

  • @Mankorra_Gomorrah
    @Mankorra_Gomorrah Год назад +47

    I’ve been following the chess situation for a while and the anal beads thing comes from a livestream. Basically a large(ish) streamer (idk I don’t use twitch but he had a couple thousand people watching) was discussing the situation and someone in chat brought up how he could’ve used anal beads and the host joking said something along the lines of “ya for all we know he could’ve used anal beads” and then journalists collectively shit themselves because the clickbait literally wrote itself.

  • @natalia4955
    @natalia4955 Год назад +61

    i love videos where you just talk about stuff because you want to, it’s like gossiping with a friend about really specific stuff

  • @bam9609
    @bam9609 Год назад +32

    I for one would love to see Amanda review the Miss USA handbook. I don't particularlly care about the competition, I just wanna see her roast their ridiculous rules and drama :))

    • @zogwort1522
      @zogwort1522 9 месяцев назад

      Are they allowed to use anal beads or is that forbidden too?

  • @armyforlife3191
    @armyforlife3191 Год назад +26

    Regarding Ned, it has also come up that he publicly fornicated in his car with Alex while children and adults were around.
    The witness took a picture of the license plate, same car from the paparazzo video

  • @anithabombita
    @anithabombita Год назад +83

    You should read up about the recent Irish dancing contest cheating scandal here in ireland. It's shocking but also hilarious 😂 I think you'll enjoy it.

    • @doctorphoenix1498
      @doctorphoenix1498 Год назад +4

      I was scrolling the comments to find this. Idk if I should be relieved or disappointed lmao

    • @anithabombita
      @anithabombita Год назад +8

      @@doctorphoenix1498 it's a worse scandal than any of these 🤣mostly because kids seem to get a massive trophy at a feis for merely burping, so the fact that this level of cheating is going is just gas!

  • @jazzyboo6772
    @jazzyboo6772 Год назад +37

    Not brought up in the video because it just happened 2 days ago but the VP of Miss Usa. Max Sebrechts who is also married to Crystle Stewart had to step down because he was sending unwanted text messages to other contestants. The plot thickens.

  • @DarknessDust
    @DarknessDust Год назад +46

    "Unless they go with their families, then it's war" I don't know why but that really resonated with me xD

  • @AerinMoriarty
    @AerinMoriarty Год назад +57

    If you want to cheat, you should just break up, IMO

    • @trabajador_
      @trabajador_ Год назад +21

      literally !! or have conversation about having an open relationship. open communication is so important in relationships

    • @pookeywan
      @pookeywan Год назад +15

      As someone who abhors cheaters, a lot of them "get off" on the thrill of doing something they know they aren't supposed to do. They absolutely do not care about the person they are cheating on (many are narcissists who lack empathy).

    • @whoopsydaisy6389
      @whoopsydaisy6389 Год назад +5

      @@pookeywan I've never known a "Wife Guy" like Ned who didn't fit that profile.

    • @somegeese
      @somegeese Год назад +1

      "just break up" doesn't work for a marriage and that's something a child says, or someone who has never intertwined their life with someone else's, legally and physically.

    • @bigdawgflawless3269
      @bigdawgflawless3269 Год назад +5

      @@somegeese Nobody is saying that’s not true. But, if you decide that you want to cheat on the person you consciously decided to intertwine your life with, then there’s no reason to continue that marriage. Just break up.🤷🏾‍♀️

  • @lil6612
    @lil6612 Год назад +26

    As a native Ohioan, I'm glad we could provide you with this quality entertainment. We don't joke about walleye.
    Also hearing you pronounce Cuyahoga like that made me smile.

  • @jacklandismusic
    @jacklandismusic Год назад +21

    The fishing thing is funny, because I’ve seen people argue that fish will often swallow lead weights. And yeah, that does happen. Sometimes they’ll pull a drop shot or a split shot weight off your line by mistake and swallow it. But it’s not a common thing, and they certainly don’t accidentally swallow as much lead as these guys took out of them.
    There were also walleye fillets stuffed into the fish too, probably to add weight in a more believable way. But again-fish don’t just swallow fillets by accident. These guys definitely fed these weights and fillets to the fish to rig the tournament.

  • @weirdhousewivesclub
    @weirdhousewivesclub Год назад +19

    The fishing thing is sort of up in my neck of the woods (I'm in Michigan, it was in Ohio, but sport fishing is huge and many guys who are into it, like people we know, travel around the region on the weekends for these tournaments). When I started reading about what happened, basically there was no way they would get away with it. The fish they held up would have NEVER weighed that size. I'm glad they got caught, there's huge money in the sponsorships in those contests - boats, equipment, actual money.

  • @timdrake4951
    @timdrake4951 Год назад +26

    I was definitely obsessed with the Ned cheating scandal. Just the gall of that guy (wife guy) being out in the open like that. SNL did a crap job of making fun of it, they didn’t understand it at all. Cheating with a random person and cheating with an employee are not the same thing. The fishing thing I also heard about, watched the video. I really thought they were gonna get punched. I didn’t know though that they were charged with felonies. How is this a felony? Gotta go look that up.

    • @ceilidancr
      @ceilidancr Год назад +11

      Apparently the SNL thing was intentionally biased in favor of Ned/trying to minimize his actions, the writer of the sketch is a college friend of Ned’s. That shit was purposeful.

    • @Elizabeth-ht7hd
      @Elizabeth-ht7hd Год назад

      It’s a felony because they lied in order to get at least a million dollars over the past year. Fraud is fraud is fraud.

    • @karaoconnoraliasraidra
      @karaoconnoraliasraidra Год назад +1

      I think it’s a felony because the amount of prize money/value of the prizes they had won due to fraud.

  • @obviouspseudonym2407
    @obviouspseudonym2407 Год назад +11

    I'm a bit late, but the whole Miss USA thing just reeks of racism. I'm only half-Asian, and I've been told/overheard that I didn't deserve to win, usually because of things like "Asians always win," "it's rigged," etc. We are constantly told that we should be held to a different, higher standard because Asians on average do better in school, academics, etc. Never mind the fact that I worked my ass off for my accomplishments, spent hours studying, and was genuinely passionate about the things I won. Same tune, different song. I think the same thing is happening here; all of the allegations sum up to a whole nothing burger, and were (in my opinion) easily explained by the winner.

  • @TipsterLIVE
    @TipsterLIVE Год назад +27

    That intro tho. Gotta love the honesty. lol

  • @drshemp1
    @drshemp1 Год назад +7

    Chess 3:10
    Fishing 8:45
    Miss USA 13:20
    Try Guys 25:25
    Love the Vid!

  • @emilyglavan989
    @emilyglavan989 Год назад +18

    Would love to see you dive into the Miss USA guidebook

  • @bellacapulet1933
    @bellacapulet1933 Год назад +6

    My husband is in the competitive fishing community and when I tell you the world that exists is so incredibly wild. And I didn't know but it's crazy. The money and trophies. Wild.
    And the memes produced in the Facebook groups because of this situation are.... Chef kiss. Perfection.

  • @ramywiles
    @ramywiles Год назад +7

    On top of this, there's an ongoing cheating scandal in the competitive Irish dance world -- someone leaked screenshots of text conversations that show twelve teachers asking judges for favors for certain dancers, and there are even more teachers implicated in other conversations that haven't been shown to the public. My best dance friend and I have been talking about it for weeks. It's... honestly not a _massive_ shock to me given how much of a pipeline competitions are for Riverdance and other touring shows, but it's still disappointing nonetheless. The texts included kids' names, too, and those weren't redacted, so that's introduced all sorts of unnecessary nastiness.

  • @QueenEeveeDalekZubat
    @QueenEeveeDalekZubat Год назад +15

    All I can think of about the chess story is 'no one is allowed to like an underdog story anymore'.

  • @whoopsydaisy6389
    @whoopsydaisy6389 Год назад +26

    I guess they'll have to wand every fish now before determining a winner and make the chess players squat and cough prison style.
    As for Ned and Alex, they were so reckless with their cheating it's like they wanted to be caught. I used to think wife guys like Ned were so sweet and romantic but over the years I've learned that it's only an act. They get a kick out of deceiving everyone. As difficult and painful as it is, Ariel needs to cut Ned loose and move on.

  • @MadBunnyArtist
    @MadBunnyArtist Год назад +18

    This was the most satisfying way to consume the cheating scandals. It felt like a guilty pleasure

  • @cadycastle9957
    @cadycastle9957 Год назад +20

    The fishing story is by far the best but I have to say the Adam Levine cheating story is way more interesting than Ned Fulmer. I'm sorry but asking your mistress if you can name your new born baby the same name is insane!

  • @gilded_lady
    @gilded_lady Год назад +25

    I get being nosy. I went fishing for details on a convention over the weekend when I heard it was a mess. lol

  • @Kokoamaya935
    @Kokoamaya935 Год назад +7

    Oh (big) fishing tournaments are sooo tense. The amount of shit you have to do to be eligible for a prize is insane - you have to submit your crew, your equipment, you have to record the catch. It's a whole freaking thing. I love it.

  • @aff77141
    @aff77141 Год назад +7

    "The reason I'm making this video is entirely because I am nosey" good, that's the reason I'm watching it! 😂

  • @JamesLawner
    @JamesLawner Год назад +16

    The chess scandal sounds wild to me. I mean, because of this, chess tournaments are probably gonna have to do extra security checks 🤣

  • @emilyfeil9851
    @emilyfeil9851 Год назад +10

    Not US cheating but have you heard about the cheating/favoritism of Irish dance competitions? I feel bad for all the kids who are questioning if they’re actually good at dancing because their coaches were cheating.

  • @XxdextriousxX
    @XxdextriousxX Год назад +10

    “For people who really like fishing it’s like fun for them. Unless they’re with family then it’s war” as someone who loves fishing as an escape from family I can confirm

  • @lchen2522
    @lchen2522 Год назад +4

    I don’t really understand how a beauty pageant can be “fair”. The amount of money spent on costumes, hair and makeup would already favor those with more money. And everything being “judged” are subjective to begin with. Of course the judges already got their favorites in mind going into it. I don’t really know how fairness plays into it, it’s not even like gymnastics or figure skating, there’s no obvious mistakes or perfect execution that everyone can agree on.

  • @prettygirl___
    @prettygirl___ Год назад +6

    Imagine explaining to your fellow inmates that you're in jail for putting weights in fish

  • @Jenninka
    @Jenninka Год назад +7

    As someone who was surprised the walleye cheating thing wasn’t local to them, I would love to see you go to a fishing competition for the drama

  • @emilyparker8922
    @emilyparker8922 Год назад +7

    There’s also a cheating scandal around competitive Irish dance, the kicker is there are no prizes when you when 😅

  • @maeann7191
    @maeann7191 Год назад +3

    The shear level of aggression the tourney had when he said “there we go!” Wound up and pointed at that dude in the face like he was gonna punch him seriously made my day don’t ask me why it just did.

  • @Bored_Barbarian
    @Bored_Barbarian Год назад +47

    First. I don’t cheat. It doesn’t make any sense. Just be honest

    • @lefton4ya
      @lefton4ya Год назад

      Second. For anyone curious just become a Patreon SIMP

    • @mrdee2454
      @mrdee2454 Год назад

      Life not a disney movie. You got to adapt to challenges

    • @electrogeek77
      @electrogeek77 Год назад

      @@mrdee2454 They're cheating at things that ultimately don't matter. It's not like any of these are part of a fight for survival.

  • @lightunicorn1371
    @lightunicorn1371 Год назад +7

    As a chess person I simply cannot believe how big this story has gotten

  • @aireh2535
    @aireh2535 Год назад +7

    The chess butt bead rumor started after Magnus alluded to Hans cheating on Twitter. Another GM, Eric Hansen was streaming on Twitch and someone in the chat asked how you would even cheat at chess. Eric said it would be very difficult, and then crafted the bead theory which was so funny, it spread like crazy.

  • @christmastiger
    @christmastiger Год назад +4

    Fishing scandal one was my favorite literally because "WE GOT WEIGHTS IN FISH" has lived rent-free in my head for weeks now

  • @TheReZisTLust
    @TheReZisTLust Год назад +21

    I wondered how long Amanda would take to talk about the chess stuff. She just has those vibes

  • @Thegiddyowl
    @Thegiddyowl Год назад +2

    “We got weights in fish” has been inked and embossed in my lexicon forever

  • @demon2441
    @demon2441 Год назад +34

    Gotta be honest, I thought you meant a different kind of cheating. Still good vid though. Was very interested in your opinion on the chess story.

  • @sunnyspinach
    @sunnyspinach Год назад +4

    As much as cheating really hurts people, it’s my guilty pleasure as far as drama goes. Drama usually stresses me out cause I feel like the “sides” can be so complex, but cheaters are cheaters and deserve all the backlash.

  • @maliceaverill9007
    @maliceaverill9007 Год назад +6

    My spouse has been immersed in the Hans Niemann cheating thing since it started. Kinda wild to hear it from a source other than them hahah

  • @Ha-fg5xg
    @Ha-fg5xg Год назад +1

    Usually I’m not aware of online drama like this, but its fun to hear you talk about it

  • @riadirige7804
    @riadirige7804 Год назад

    the fishing cheating news you talked about was the one that interested me the most. ive watched other channels covered the other topics you mentioned so that was definitely a surprise

  • @MerwinMcCrady
    @MerwinMcCrady Год назад +17

    I love how I know all of the stories in detail about each incident in the thumbnail. All of it out together is wild lol.
    Edit: the fishing one is the one that is the most hilarious and shocking to me. Because it’s fishing lol. Oh and the chess anal bead theory.

  • @PollyW326
    @PollyW326 Год назад +6

    Okay Amanda you NEED to acquire the Miss U.S.A. handbook and give us the tea. LOL

  • @willow95
    @willow95 Год назад +5

    That fishing video has so much yee, and not enough haw

  • @sarahg1996
    @sarahg1996 Год назад +1

    The fishing one was my favorite. Just warmed my midwest heart. I loved that that week on twitter was so insane that you didn't even get to the poker cheating scandal

  • @neivilde.1242
    @neivilde.1242 Год назад +6

    when i think of cheating in fishing, i think of that one h2o episode lmao

    • @JakeStateFarm420
      @JakeStateFarm420 Год назад +2

      🤣 the one where Lewis thought his lifting spring lure would help him win but one of the girls got a deep ocean fish and put it on 🤣 bruh I used to fukin love that show.

    • @neivilde.1242
      @neivilde.1242 Год назад

      @@JakeStateFarm420 iconic

  • @cormacthem8406
    @cormacthem8406 Год назад +5

    You are so dang adorable. That being said I really like how your videos slowly shifted focus to be entirely your opinion. People are interesting, and i think you make the most out of that fact.

  • @lorielovesbooks7315
    @lorielovesbooks7315 Год назад +2

    This should be a series of videos on your channel these were hilarious, and I think there is probably more to talk about out there.

  • @catman6089
    @catman6089 Год назад +9

    omg not the fishing community 😢
    edit: also, as an Ohioan, I love hearing people pronounce Cuyahoga lol. Technically its "kai-uh-HO-guh" but most people in the area shorten it to "KAH-guh"

  • @vcutler4735
    @vcutler4735 Год назад +5

    The chess one was very much sleep until the beads were mentioned because then we were all like "can those even help?? Be used to cheat???"
    The fish video was wild to watch like a Renaissance painting.
    The poker one was my fav tho, seeing that bro lose his mind because he got played. Poker ain't just the odds, bb, doing weird off the wall stuff is its own strat as is reading your opponent.

  • @LucasBuilds
    @LucasBuilds Год назад +32

    the beads started out as a meme on the anarchychess subreddit before some news site didn't vet their sources and ran it seriously.
    The way I see it, Magnus resigned after one move because he, too, was using the new Beads Meta, but Niemann was one step ahead by using a new set of beads that acts as a signal jammer. Realising he had been outplayed, he quit out of anger and frustration.

  • @jacquelinelugo5518
    @jacquelinelugo5518 Год назад +1

    So when I was 22, I competed in my country's Miss Universe compition and let me tell y'all. Whatever is going on in the Miss USA is so tamed compared to Latin America countries. The fact that we had so many sleazy older men coming after us, was downright disgusting. They took advantage of the fact that so many young women came from poor backgrounds and were just trying to give their families a better life. Was terrible, but then they had the audacity to get upset when we spoke out about it and would threaten the police on us. if we reported them trying to Sexualy assault us. I left a month after I won my Hometowns title. I realized if I didn't have the luck of having a US visa and legal status, as a 22 yr old woman I would have been even more prayed upon.

  • @Nattyzeenha
    @Nattyzeenha Год назад +12

    Giiiirll I know we are not suppose to comment on other peoples appearances and all, but you look like a freakin princess today!!! So cuteeeee and classy

  • @RachelJay92
    @RachelJay92 Год назад +4

    I love watching your content knowing you have such a good grasp of journalism and media. I was watching a video from Sloan the other day and he said unironically "I mean it must be true otherwise why would the Daily Mail report it?" Oh my God I did the biggest FFS sigh before having to click off the video entirely. I had to show my appreciation after you called the DM out for being garbage 😊👌

  • @hannahintears
    @hannahintears Год назад +5

    I was wondering if you’d talk about the Irish dancing rigging scandal that was just revealed!! It even implicated Irish dancing schools in the States and UK. My friends who used to compete told me it’s been an open secret for years

  • @harley6948
    @harley6948 Год назад

    The fishing one was WILD! Great video 😊

  • @agutierrez4328
    @agutierrez4328 Год назад +2

    This is my hand being up for you making a vid on the Miss Usa handbook (and any other pageant weirdness lol)