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Tonight's recodedpixels video focuses on the recent news about YouTube vlogger EDP445, real name Deyione Scott-Wilson Eason (born as: Bryant Turhan Emerson Moreland), a YouTuber known for posting videos about the Philadelphia Eagles team in the NFL, and other rants. Since launching his YouTube channel in 2010, he has gained a significant following among internet communities. However, in April 2021, allegations of pedophilia were put against EDP445 after the Predator Poachers group posed as a 13-year-old girl to expose the YouTuber. Predator Poachers published screenshots of texts and a confrontation video in which EDP445 admitted to knowingly sending explicit messages to whom he thought was a 13-year-old. His channel was subsequently terminated.In early December 2022, EDP445 confirmed rumors that he has kidney failure. In a live stream that was later reuploaded to YouTube on December 6th, 2022, he says he has stage five kidney failure. During the stream, he also defends himself against the 2021 cupcake video, saying he's innocent and was set up. The news went viral on Twitter later that month and inspired reactions and memes, including many celebrating the diagnosis due to his pedophilia allegations. On December 20, 2022, Twitter user and YouTuber Justin Whang tweeted, "Just saw why EDP445 is trending," along with a meme about the diagnosis, which garnered over 50,000 likes in two days.This podcast was brought to you thanks to the technology of Acast. Create your own podcast here: https://open.acast.com/invite/r/recodedpixelsClips: TikTok/@theogedp, To Catch a Predator with Chris Hansen/NBC, Instagram/@theogedp445,Sources: KnowYourMemeAll clips and articles used in this podcast under the context of satire, parody, and comedy and are created under the guidelines of fair use and/or fair dealing for criticism, commentary and news reporting purposes. Please do not attack, bully, or harass anyone mentioned in these episodes; that is not the intended purpose of them. Thank you. Read more here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/blog/copyright-creator-education

On November 7, 2022, YouTube gaming commentary channel @JayTechTV4K60 uploaded a video titled 'The JayTechTV Walmart Console Review 2022.' This video, in direct contravention of the clearly stated in-store policies of Walmart, features the YouTuber vlogging inside Walmart, comparing the level of Xbox Series X stock to that of the Nintendo Switch and PS5, and subsequently coming to the absurd conclusion that the Microsoft home console brand is failing and holding back its rivals, despite the Xbox still supporting more games at 120 frames per second and leading in sales data for several months. As a result, in tonight's video, we'll be analysing his mess of a video - mostly because I've always wanted an excuse to talk about this guy, but cannot be bothered to sit through 5 or 6 hours of streams just for 10 or 20 minutes of content.This continues the gripping story arc of the notorious PlayStation fanboy, although being a fully grown man taking wars over pieces of plastic to a department store is far from the worst thing he has done (read: JayTechTV ban from the Insomniac Games Discord server in 2021 - or just watch the It'sAGundam video on him). Either way, there's a reason why this channel hasn't gained more than 100 subscribers in the past year, and also why he's been stuck on 9,000 subscribers for several years.This podcast was brought to you thanks to the technology of Acast. Create your own podcast here: https://open.acast.com/invite/r/recodedpixelsClips: YouTube/JayTechTVSources: TechRadar (https://www.techradar.com/news/ps5-and-xbox-series-x-games-with-120fps-support), SpielTimes (https://www.spieltimes.com/news/xbox-series-x-wins-in-sales-vs-ps5/#.Y3UagJDP1qY)All clips and articles used in this podcast under the context of satire, parody, and comedy and are created under the guidelines of fair use and/or fair dealing for criticism, commentary and news reporting purposes. Please do not attack, bully, or harass anyone mentioned in these episodes; that is not the intended purpose of them. Thank you. Read more here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/blog/copyright-creator-education

In tonight's episode of the recodedpixels podcast, we'll be discussing the fallout from last week's episode of the show: The digital execution of Andrew Tate.The YouTube edition of the podcast received very mixed reactions at best, with approximately 400 comments and 350 dislikes on a video that barely exceeded 3,000 views, with a 6% like-to-dislike ratio. Obviously, like all YouTube videos, there are some flaws and occasional editing errors expected with a video of that length, and although there were some genuine criticisms made, and responded to in the video's comment section, other people sought to just mock the video in varying levels of cringe - which is what we'll be taking a look at in the podcast.This podcast was brought to you thanks to the technology of Acast. Create your own podcast here: https://open.acast.com/invite/r/recodedpixelsClips: YouTube/Daz Games, Vimeo/Andrew TateProduction music provided by Sir Cubworth and PhraktureAll clips and articles used in this podcast under the context of satire, parody, and comedy and are created under the guidelines of fair use and/or fair dealing for criticism, commentary and news reporting purposes. Please do not attack, bully, or harass anyone mentioned in these episodes; that is not the intended purpose of them. Thank you. Read more here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/blog/copyright-creator-education

Emory Andrew Tate III, an American-British online celebrity and former professional kickboxer, was born on December 14, 1986. Tate started selling premium memberships and courses through his website, such as the Hustlers University-branded courses, after retiring from kickboxing, and he eventually became well-known after switching to influencer marketing. Tate was suspended from Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter as a result of his provocative and allegedly sexist comments on subjects including sexual assault.English YouTuber Darren "Daz" Black, better known online as Daz Games, was born on August 7, 1985, and is currently aged 37. He is also recognised for his time spent on Vine and his second YouTube channel, Daz Black. The 7 million subscriber YouTuber published a viral video on August 18, 2022 with the simple title of "DAZ WATCHES ANDREW TATE." Although titled to be supposedly part of his 'Daz Watches' reaction series, the video was instead structured as a "serious" exposé video of sorts, and due to the controversial nature of many of his opinions, the video was well-received, despite the fact that personally, looking into it, it was more of an politically charged opinion piece that shouldn't have got anybody banned, let alone by Meta (Instagram and Facebook) for "dangerous individuals" - perhaps the most vague term possible. This podcast goes into the dangers of censoring free speech people disagree with, and also debunks a lot of allegations made about Tate unfairly.This podcast was brought to you thanks to the technology of Acast. Create your own podcast here: https://open.acast.com/invite/r/recodedpixelsClips: YouTube/Daz Games; YouTube/FreshandFit; Interstreet RecordsProduction music provided by Sir Cubworth and PhraktureAll clips and articles used in this podcast under the context of satire, parody, and comedy and are created under the guidelines of fair use and/or fair dealing for criticism, commentary and news reporting purposes. Please do not attack, bully, or harass anyone mentioned in these episodes; that is not the intended purpose of them. Thank you. Read more here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/blog/copyright-creator-education

The Samoyed Skin in the upcoming Floof Fury pack for Call of Duty: Warzone and Call of Duty: Vanguard is the Call of Duty skin for which Activision Blizzard has once again been accused of plagiarism. Activision Blizzard faced legal action last year for replicating the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare season one character Mara. Sail Lin, the artist, used ArtStation to demonstrate the similarities between their own creations and the Samoyed from Call of Duty: Warzone, presenting their discoveries on Twitter in a viral thread published on July 29, 2022. Although it is unknown whether or not the 'plagarism' is coincidental, according to Polygon, Raven Software has taken down any references to the Samoyed skin and the photos from its blog post since the claim first surfaced. Neither Activision Blizzard and Raven Software have yet issued an official statement regarding the alleged plagiarism, thus it is unknown whether this means the skin's deployment will be suspended or not.This podcast was brought to you thanks to the technology of Acast. Create your own podcast here: https://open.acast.com/invite/r/recodedpixelsClips: YouTube/P110: Music; TikTok/@imaboxdy; Activision Blizzard; Raven SoftwareProduction music provided by Tasty Music and PogoAll clips and articles used in this podcast under the context of satire, parody, and comedy and are created under the guidelines of fair use and/or fair dealing for criticism, commentary and news reporting purposes. Please do not attack, bully, or harass anyone mentioned in these episodes; that is not the intended purpose of them. Thank you. Read more here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/blog/copyright-creator-education

TheGreatUnknown Productions, a YouTube technology channel whose programming typically focuses on anti-piracy systems within a range of gadgets, posted a YouTube video titled "Roblox Internal Documents Leak (Showcase)" on July 7, 2022. The collection, which has since been made available to the public at the Internet Archive and Wayback Machine, supposedly includes links to the website's API, Trello planning boards, beta versions of Roblox Studio and Roblox Xbox, and, most importantly, internal documents like employee referral forms and a list of users who have been permanently banned along with an explanation for their suspension. Since the identity of the original leaker and the motivations of the hacker are unknown, as is the data that is actually in their possession, changing passwords is strongly advised for safety reasons. This is especially true given that Roblox has not yet issued a statement, likely due to the relatively low attention this leak has comparatively received. In addition, due to recent suspicions of platform espionage stemming from even more leaked Roblox files, and given that China has a sizable player base for the game, the company's reputation, particularly on Twitter, appears to be declining.Disclaimer: You should probably watch this on YouTube for extra information, but whether you choose to or not is your prerogative.This podcast was brought to you thanks to the technology of Acast. Create your own podcast here: https://open.acast.com/invite/r/recodedpixelsClips: Roblox, APM MusicProduction music from Epidemic Sound, Lukrembo and DJ QuadsAll clips and articles used in this podcast under the context of satire, parody, and comedy and are created under the guidelines of fair use and/or fair dealing for criticism, commentary and news reporting purposes. Please do not attack, bully, or harass anyone mentioned in these episodes; that is not the intended purpose of them. Thank you. Read more here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/blog/copyright-creator-education

Starlit "Jin" Zhao, commonly known online as JinBop or JinBopGaming (born November 18, 1992 [age 29]), is a former American gaming YouTuber well-known for playing video games with ThatGuyBarney, SkyDoesMinecraft, and House_Owner. Prior to leaving the Sky Media Offices to pursue a solo career, he used to film his videos in a Washington, D.C., office alongside the YouTube users mentioned above, as well as Sky Media editors TimDotTV and Mithzan. On June 26, 2015, he surpassed 100,000 YouTube subscribers, and to celebrate, he made a video saying "thank you." On August 18, 2015, he received a silver YouTube Creator Award plaque directly from YouTube, which is given to all YouTubers who achieve this milestone.Zhao's most recent upload - at this point in time - is a gameplay video of the Giant Squid Studios game Abzû, which was released on August 10, 2016. Scarce, a news site on YouTube, posted a video alleging JinBop having ties to exploitative imagery of female children (at least three) on September 9, 2016. JinBop's real name was discovered by Scarce and his journalistic team, and was found to be consistent with publicly available court documentation detailing JinBop's offences and detention. Scarce also stated in the video that he and his group thought JinBop's lack of activity on social media was a result of his being detained, held in detention, and in court. Jin received a seven-year prison term from judge Anthony Patti, in the state of Michigan, and was scheduled for release on May 30, 2023. He was released on June 2, 2022, nevertheless, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons' website. This is assumed to be due to good behaviour.However, the more concerning part of this situation is that activity has been spotted on the convicted paedophile's channel, and that - especially due to the young ages of his fanbase - many of his followers, including the girl who he was said to have 'groomed' by the United States District Court, have grown a sense of forgiveness for his actions, which could lead to Zhao being welcomed back to YouTube, potentially leaving more children at risk. YouTube usually does not intervene in punishing content creators unless a conviction has been served, which is why users such as Mini Ladd have been left to continue uploading, whilst musician Austin Jones, who was convicted in 2017, has had his channel purged. However, this standard seemingly hasn't been met in relation to JinBop, whose channel controversially remains up to this day, which has been widely memed online, but also criticised.This podcast was brought to you thanks to the technology of Acast. Create your own podcast here: https://open.acast.com/invite/r/recodedpixelsClips: YouTube/JinBop, YouTube/Sky Does Everything, HBO Entertainment/Warner Bros. TelevisionProduction music provided by Epidemic Sound, Kevin Macleod, Lukrembo and DJ QuadsAll clips and articles used in this podcast under the context of satire, parody, and comedy and are created under the guidelines of fair use and/or fair dealing for criticism, commentary and news reporting purposes. Please do not attack, bully, or harass anyone mentioned in these episodes; that is not the intended purpose of them. Thank you. Read more here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/blog/copyright-creator-education

Ezra Miller was expected to be a queer blockbuster-movie star, a flower-child eccentric who lives in Vermont and plays The Flash, and an activist who stood up for gender-based violence and Indigenous communities from his beloved 'Perks of Being a Wallflower' beginnings in 2012, to his ascent to stardom in Hollywood. Instead, a new type of Ezra Miller emerged in the 2020s, who was accused of grooming an 18-year-old Sioux environmental activist - Tokata Iron Eyes - and was seen on camera physically assaulting a fan at a pub in Iceland. In a very short period of time, Miller went from being an indie favourite to receiving Harry Potter payments to supposedly being on the run with an 18-year-old.In tonight's recodedpixels special, we examine the full history of his turn to violence, which resulted in him being shunned online and why his professional collaborations with Warner Brothers - as both The Flash in the DC Extended Universe, as well as Credence Barebone in the Fantastic Beasts franchise - is in jeopardy, all whilst he runs a shoddily maintained Vermont farmhouse with vulnerable children, avoids his wanted status in two different states, and runs afoul of his wanted status in both of those states.This podcast was brought to you thanks to the technology of Acast. Create your own podcast here: https://open.acast.com/invite/r/recodedpixelsClips: Twitter, NBC StudiosProduction music from Epidemic Sound and Kevin MacleodAll clips and articles used in this podcast under the context of satire, parody, and comedy and are created under the guidelines of fair use and/or fair dealing for criticism, commentary and news reporting purposes. Please do not attack, bully, or harass anyone mentioned in these episodes; that is not the intended purpose of them. Thank you. Read more here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/blog/copyright-creator-education