Kothism / Aaron James Hamby / Kothorix - Scaly YouTuber, open defender of CP/pedophilia, "former" otherkin

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Is there anything to this drama other than his past attention-seeking videos? Any concrete information that he's a terrible person? Because all I can see is that he's just some furfag online who's a stay-at-home loser, aka half the fandom.

He's like TheNamesJunkie except more autistic. I see people genuinely get upset over him and I'm not sure why or what's getting upset over. All I know is that he's just another edgelord online.
 
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deermeat said:
Is there anything to this drama other than his past attention-seeking videos? Any concrete information that he's a terrible person? Because all I can see is that he's just some furfag online who's a stay-at-home loser, aka half the fandom.

He's like TheNamesJunkie except more autistic. I see people genuinely get upset over him and I'm not sure why or what's getting upset over. All I know is that he's just another edgelord online.
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I think the one thing that convinced me that this guy is terrible is how he dealt with the Kero the Wolf situation. He and Zaush attempted to conduct a softball interview with Kero where they practically hinted at what answers they wanted him to give, yet Kero was too stupid to play along. The entire point of the interview and the video he planned to make using it, by Kothorix's own admission, was to soften the blow of the leaks even though Kothorix also appeared to believe the leaks were real. The fact that he, like other furfags, would put PR above the wellbeing of animals is the perfect indictment against his character.
 
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Kothorix said:
It's been about 5 years since I decided to limit my exposure to the furry community. It's about the same time that I started seriously studying art. I've been posting my work on X (twitter) and e621. I wanted to stay away from the more "community sites" like FA. Then, at some point I realized that if I wanted exposure I'd have to post my art in places that better facilitate it. At the same time It feels pretty weird to be coming back to furry community sites after making a fuss about leaving them, so I wanted to talk about that for a minute.

I "left the furry community" for a lot of reasons, but there was one really big one. It started when people began calling me a "voice" in the furry community. That really bothered me. Once I was labeled as "a voice" a lot of people started getting mad at me over being a "bad voice" if I said something they didn't like. It felt as if I was suddenly expected to very concerned about how every little thing I said or did effected the furry community, as if I was a politician tasked with representing them. People started talking about me as though I was some kind of untouchable celebrity, who lives in their own little world somewhere and would never hear the things they said.

The truth is quite the opposite. I was in the middle of it. All the videos and podcasts and things that people made about me ended up getting back to me. I saw it all. It felt like the entire furry community was against me. If that was realistic or my own imagination, I don't know. Was some of it my own fault? Sure. I can be a dickhead. I say controversial things because it gets attention. Regardless of if it was deserved or not, it was emotionally devastating to be treated the way I was by the only group I had ever felt like I fit in with. So, I had to distance myself. I think it was the right choice, because it has given me a long time to think about it.

Strangely enough, when I did pop into a friend's discord and furries recognized me, it was usually in a positive way. It seems like most people liked my videos and wished I would make more. I've moved on from that, though. I draw now. I stream games too, but its more of a hobby. My main passion is art. I guess you could say it always was, as art is what got me involved with furries to begin with.

In short, I don't want to be "a voice" in the furry community. I don't want to cause drama. I just want to draw sloppy dragons and post them here for people to make creepy comments over.
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Unfortunately, he started drawing yiff:
 
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If he was genuine in his desire to want to have moved on from the furry fandom because he did not want to be a "voice" he would've closed his YouTube channel. Even though the videos have been archived to hell and back, the action would've been symbolic in that the official source of them had shut down and if you wanted to see them you had to come somewhere like here to dig them out of this thread.

But no, they have been up this whole time. Probably still monetized too.
 
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Shame, seems like the milk on this one has run dry. His art is such run-of-the-mill furry too.

I hope he at least maintained a secret F-List account or something so we can laugh when the next spergout occurs but I doubt that will happen. Well, maybe it will when he eventually realises that art does not pay the bills at all.
 
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Kane Lives said:
Shame, seems like the milk on this one has run dry. His art is such run-of-the-mill furry too.

I hope he at least maintained a secret F-List account or something so we can laugh when the next spergout occurs but I doubt that will happen. Well, maybe it will when he eventually realises that art does not pay the bills at all.
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I was under the impression that being too fat makes you eligible for a social support program where taxpayers foot your bills for furry commissions, takeout food and prostitutes, is that not the case?
 
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