The sheer number of adbreaks he's seems to be putting on these is matched only by spider enthusiast channels holy shit.
Truly embracing the grift.
Can anyone give a quick TL;DR on what this drama is between Nick and Legalbytes? It keeps coming up on his streams but it's always incredibly vague or buried in an hour long meandering attempt to not piss off the other side like the video above and I have no idea what the actual fight is about.
I'm pretty sure there's two incidents, and the first one may have built up resentments from LB's side which contributed to the second incident.
The video he just posted goes over the first sign of a rift, which basically came down to LB, Hoeg and Law and Lumber making some comments about DUI Guy's reaction in court of the TMZ journalist dunking Heard's lawyer so hard Michael Jordan got an unexpected boner, which then led to drama involving excluding DUI Guy from LB's stream and some fake award being yanked from DUI Guy and being given to Hoeg. I'm still unclear on who was behind the fake award, but unless it was any of the people involved in the drama it's probably not relevant. This gay ass award being yanked caused Nick to request he be removed from the awardee list as well.
The second drama I didn't follow directly, but involves LB and possibly a couple others being a little less than wagon-circle-y about Nick's ban from the Keffuffal, though I'll refrain from characterizing it any more than that since I didn't follow that part of the drama outside what snippets were brought up on Nick's streams. The result of this was a pretty snappy rebuke from some of Nick's friends, LegalMindset I remember was definitely involved, and later Drexel, calling out whatever those people did and/or said, and I can guess at the tone since I know it involved Drexel using the word "snake" in direct reference to LB and the others involved. Nick's response was to do a stream about Montegraph attempting to sully Nick's good name and as far as I know hasn't done a formal "response" to the drama.
I'm sure I missed a bunch of details which others can do a much better job of filling in, since I've not been watching as much lately for various reasons mostly related to the bevvy of Starcraft 2 content on youtube and it's typical length of 367 hours per video.