Boogie / Boogie2988 / "Francis" / Steven Jason Williams - Fat, Rapidly Declining Divorced "Nice Guy" Middle-Aged Youtuber, Former Edgy Porn Blogger, lied about having cancer and being molested. Cohost of fake drama show "Lolcow Live (LCL)". Just WILL NOT die.

I'll never understand why a full grown man would pay to have his facial hair groomed. It's very easy to do that shit yourself.
Go to a competent barber (the kind who charges $10 for a cut and $5 for a shave and has an old barber pole outside that still works) and ask for a shave. You'll understand immediately.

I certainly wouldn't pay to have it done regularly on its own, but it's completely worth it when I stop in for a haircut. Hot wet towel to open up the pores and soften your bristles a bit, old-school rich lathered shaving cream, perfect shave with a straight razor (no detail overlooked), non-alcoholic cooling aftershave, and it takes all of five minutes. Totally worth it.
 
Wait sorry in not really familiar with deepfake technology, what part of this is faked/created?
>is it like, his face deep faked onto a body? And if so where did they get the body footage in the first place 🤔

>or did they "deepfake" his body and face and make a 3d model or something to move around and do all that- and if this is true get that person a job at Pixar immediately because I zoomed in and nothing looks ai or computer generated at all.

>is boogie retarded and confusing the term "deepfake" for "voice-over"?

>those videos weren't even anything bad, it's just him shirtless. He already does that on tik tok every day. He just said some wacky inoffensive nonsense too so it's not like any of those clips are even showing him in any more of a negative light than he already shows himself. I'm so confused...
They’re not actual deepfakes, it’s Boogies attempt at a joke.
 
here's an archive of his newest video along with a brief summary and some thoughts:

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boogie claims to have concerns about the documentary. he believes since mike is a ceo of a company, he must be somewhat sociopathic and psychopathic, and even says he did get that sort of vibe from him. he cites that they filmed a lot of content, including him in his natural habitat, but also while he was "not his best." he doesn't think the documentary is going to help and may end up doing some damage.

it's worth noting that during the livestream, he mentioned there's a chance the documentary will help people get a better idea of who he really is, and, "knock down the mythical version of [him] that exists in their head."

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boogie is likely dooming the documentary in an effort to spark interest. the more he talks about how much of a train wreck this documentary may be for him, the more people will be inclined to check it out when it releases. he's trying to reel people in with expectations of juicy behind-the-scenes drama, while hoping everyone will instead be blindsided with enlightenment about how great of guy he is and how he totally deserves a second chance at success. I can't see mike going rogue on boogie. this documentary will be mike's pilot video and it'd be an awful look to future subjects if he turned around and produced something maliciously.

moving on, he accidentally uploaded his members only video publicly and then chose to delist it rather than reupload it appropriately. he's hoping it will serve as a good example of what members are receiving for their subscription, and then proceeds to talk about the very topic originally meant for his channel members on the newly uploaded public main channel video anyway. I'm not so sure that's a great marketing technique, boogie. why should people give you money if you don't even care about the integrity of your membership only content stream?

he spends the rest of the video talking about how great his mood has been since his trip with shrooms, and that he's apparently been making healthier decisions. he acknowledges that shrooms aren't a magic bullet, but can be used as a tool to help him that he may or may not take full advantage of, similar to his bypass surgery. he admits he has a tendency to take things too seriously all the time, and claims he's done being worried about it all. he closes off the video stating the importance of showing and not just saying, and he thinks he'll be able to show a change this time around instead of merely talking about it. this isn't anything new, just another "I mean it this time I swear!" moment that boogie always defaults to time and time again when he's trying to convince everyone how great things are going for him. I also thought it was hilarious that he related shrooms to bypass surgery. if bypass surgery couldn't help you get healthy, then I don't think shrooms will either.
This is extremely gay. Boogie works with some dude for a week and as soon as that week is over he throws him under the bus and disrespects him just so that he can squeeze a few more views from drumming up some fake future controversy in a lame attempt at advertising. Fuck you, boogie, you ungrateful lard ass.
 
This is extremely gay. Boogie works with some dude for a week and as soon as that week is over he throws him under the bus and disrespects him just so that he can squeeze a few more views from drumming up some fake future controversy in a lame attempt at advertising. Fuck you, boogie, you ungrateful lard ass.
Did the same thing to Alan from Every Damn Day fitness, with McJuggernuggets for a few different reasons, his ex wife, Keemstar 2x before kissing his ass again, that kid that drew him those (creepy ass) pics at that con a couple years ago before doxing the poor dude making fun of his art, his entire family, and the black ex girlfriend.
 
This is extremely gay. Boogie works with some dude for a week and as soon as that week is over he throws him under the bus and disrespects him just so that he can squeeze a few more views from drumming up some fake future controversy in a lame attempt at advertising. Fuck you, boogie, you ungrateful lard ass.
Did the same thing to Alan from Every Damn Day fitness, with McJuggernuggets for a few different reasons, his ex wife, Keemstar 2x before kissing his ass again, that kid that drew him those (creepy ass) pics at that con a couple years ago before doxing the poor dude making fun of his art, his entire family, and the black ex girlfriend.
As @Marc83 pointed out its just another starting point to the boogie cycle.

Person interacts with Boogie for reasons, Boogie interacts with them on screen or brings them up years later, Boogie lies or turns on them in some way because he is a drama addicted piece of shit, Boogie gets called out on it, then Boogie melts down which leads into the proper Boogie cycle. Rinse and repeat until no one will ever interact with him again.

Its just the same story, different lies. So no one should really be surprised he is already trying to throw the documentary under the bus.
 
I know you're reading the thread so let me tell you this Boogie:

I won't watch the stupid documentary because everything about you is so fucking boring.
Your prime content is just a pity party bullshit drawn on a whiteboard and your Francis stuff was watched by some impressionable teenagers who are all adults. Your downfall is the only thing I'm here for because you're a pathetic liar and it has been proven times and times again that you lie a lot. So you better lower down your expectation because no matter how many views the documentary will attract (and I don't think it'll be a lot), your career is doomed.

Why don't you search around for typical view count for a documentary. Yours wouldn't be as interesting as the 500k ones alright. So how would you think it'll do? Dez and her cousin are better subjects for documentary than you lmao
 
Why don't you search around for typical view count for a documentary. Yours wouldn't be as interesting as the 500k ones alright. So how would you think it'll do? Dez and her cousin are better subjects for documentary than you lmao
Lets take a look at how successful the other "documentary's" were:
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From 100k to almost 6 million. Every time one of these were released, they damaged Boogie career a little more. I wanna think Boogie was pitched this idea that "Any attention is good attention at this point".
After the inevitable crash and burn his channel does from the success/failure of Mr. Clum's doc, I expect him to do another "Its over" video that he makes every time he realizes he let another year slip by with no effort.
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But Boogie, I thought you were only waiting for the trial to end before you started putting effort into your channel? Isn't that what you said a year ago?

Same 'ol Boogie. Nothing will be different this year. Keep popping your pills and living on your phone while you sit in a leather recliner the rest of your life. Keep putting off all your grand ideas (and diet) for the next day, as if it'll be any different.
 
boogie's attitude about the documentary is definitely odd considering it's something right up his alley with how obsessed he is with talking about himself and being the center of attention. I'm wondering if maybe he got a little too comfortable with mike and has some regrets about what may potentially be featured. this is assuming his attitude isn't just his way of trying to spark people's interest in the documentary.

perhaps the dopamine rush of being given the opportunity to film a documentary about himself clouded his judgement while he fantasized about draw my life levels of success and attention. as a result, he let his guard down, which we witnessed prominently throughout the livestream with mike. he admitted he still owes $150,000 on his house filled with an estimated $50,000 worth of useless consumer garbage, and he owns land and a house in virginia from his parents that he's too lazy to do anything with and peddles excuse after excuse when asked why he doesn't try to sell it.

boogie made it rather apparent that he could absolutely remedy his financial situation to some degree on his own, but we instead saw a few months ago that he'd rather sit his fat ass outside in-front of a camera and cry poverty while begging for channel memberships and super chats. he continues to establish just how much of a dishonest grifter he really is, so I can only imagine what else there is that we don't know of, but may hear about soon if the livestream only scratched the surface of what will be revealed in the documentary. this could explain why he's second guessing the effect the documentary will have on his reputation and career, because now that filming has concluded, he's realizing the idealized good guy boogie ass patting content he fantasized about isn't reality, and instead he may actually end up looking like more of a shit stain on society than he would have if he chose not to film the documentary.

there's also his obsessive need to retcon past events in his favor which inevitably draws more negative attention his way, like when he felt the need to randomly interject during the livestream with mike about how grave ghoul was "playing a character" when she acted creeped out and uncomfortable after boogie touched her. he won't be doing himself any favors if he ends up talking about these situations in the documentary in an attempt to change people's mind about him. he'll just further document the negative accusations made towards him under the guise of proving people are wrong about him instead of shutting the fuck up for once.

boogie's big fat mouth and his inability to shut the fuck up has played a key role in tanking his reputation and career over the years, so I don't see this documentary being any different and he very well could have just made things worse for himself. only time will tell. I'm definitely intrigued.

all livestream references made here were clipped and archived
 
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boogie's attitude about the documentary is definitely odd considering it's something right up his alley with how obsessed he is with talking about himself and being the center of attention. I'm wondering if maybe he got a little too comfortable with mike and has some regrets about what may potentially be featured. this is assuming his attitude isn't just his way of trying to spark people's interest in the documentary.

perhaps the dopamine rush of being given the opportunity to film a documentary about himself clouded his judgement while he fantasized about draw my life levels of success and attention. as a result, he let his guard down, which we witnessed prominently throughout the livestream with mike. he admitted he still owes $150,000 on his house filled with an estimated $50,000 worth of useless consumer garbage, and he owns land and a house in virginia from his parents that he's too lazy to do anything with and peddles excuse after excuse when asked why he doesn't try to sell it.

boogie made it rather apparent that he could absolutely remedy his financial situation to some degree on his own, but we instead saw a few months ago that he'd rather sit his fat ass outside in-front of a camera and cry poverty while begging for channel memberships and super chats. he continues to establish just how much of a dishonest grifter he really is, so I can only imagine what else there is that we don't know of, but may hear about soon if the livestream only scratched the surface of what will be revealed in the documentary. this could explain why he's second guessing the effect the documentary will have on his reputation and career, because now that filming has concluded, he's realizing the idealized good guy boogie ass patting content he fantasized about isn't reality, and instead he may actually end up looking like more of a shit stain on society than he would have if he chose not to film the documentary.

there's also his obsessive need to retcon past events in his favor which inevitably draws more negative attention his way, like when he felt the need to randomly interject during the livestream with mike about how grave ghoul was "playing a character" when she acted creeped out and uncomfortable after boogie touched her. he won't be doing himself any favors if he ends up talking about these situations in the documentary in an attempt to change people's mind about him. he'll just further document the negative accusations made towards him under the guise of proving people are wrong him instead of shutting the fuck up for once.

boogie's big fat mouth and his inability to shut the fuck up has played a key role in tanking his reputation and career over the years, so I don't see this documentary being any different and he very well could have just made things worse for himself. only time will tell. I'm definitely intrigued.

all livestream references made here were clipped and archived
It's definitely just to spark attention. He's probably gonna act like his twitter persona and be the wholesome but edgy guy. You're talking about a guy who doesn't see anything wrong with years of lying and manipulating about being raped or swatted

The weirdest thing for me is why he allowed Clum to film him. Fans of boogie don't care what he does, 'haters' know how boogie really is and neutral people will be too repulsed by his humor stuck in 2005 and his looks, let alone them looking him up on YouTube and discovering all the disgusting stuff he did
 
Eat shit, Boogie. Die, Boogie. You are fucking scum, Boogie, you worthless fucking turd.


Kill yourself, Boogie, you fat, evil fucking piece of shit!
I'm going to vote for you in 2024 solely on the strength of your position on the Boogie Question.
Possible, but what I think he's doing is just trying to bait someone into doing it because it's the latest trend, it will no doubt save the channel, and he's never happy unless he's a victim.
He's not even trying to bait anyone. He's just lazily and thoughtlessly using "deepfake" because it's trending. Remember, Boogie is literally too lazy to type.
 
Maybe this documentary can shed light on who exactly diddled who and when? Though, that would actually require a cohesive story, Boogie.
I'm half expecting for this documentary to gloss over any finer points of the abuse stories. As much as he would love the added attention, Boogs is incredibly lazy and I don't think he can be bothered to comb through all the shit he's said over the years to produce a consistent account.

He's also fully aware that whatever he does say in this will likely be compared to his past versions of events, by folks who can be bothered to fact check him on his bullshit.

Basically Boogie is fat and I, unlike his family, would not have sex with him.
 
Lets take a look at how successful the other "documentary's" were:
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From 100k to almost 6 million. Every time one of these were released, they damaged Boogie career a little more. I wanna think Boogie was pitched this idea that "Any attention is good attention at this point".
After the inevitable crash and burn his channel does from the success/failure of Mr. Clum's doc, I expect him to do another "Its over" video that he makes every time he realizes he let another year slip by with no effort.
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But Boogie, I thought you were only waiting for the trial to end before you started putting effort into your channel? Isn't that what you said a year ago?
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Same 'ol Boogie. Nothing will be different this year. Keep popping your pills and living on your phone while you sit in a leather recliner the rest of your life. Keep putting off all your grand ideas (and diet) for the next day, as if it'll be any different.
I think you're right. He's shown himself to be increasingly desperate on Twitter to get people to engage with his content. If anything, I suspect he wants the new documentary to seem like a hitpiece because the downfall videos have done so much better than his own.

He's tried passing off his own videos as 3rd party "hater" videos before:
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