Just in case I was in any danger of thinking you were exaggerating, this was the first search result I opened:
It's like he's never been through a trial before. Huh. Odd that.REEE WHY IS DISCOVERY GOING TO TAKE SO LOOOOOOONG
Lol get fucked rackets, enjoy five more years of your 500 dollar a minute legal bills.
But those are years he can dodge all his promises, guilt-free:REEE WHY IS DISCOVERY GOING TO TAKE SO LOOOOOOONG
Lol get fucked rackets, enjoy five more years of your 500 dollar a minute legal bills.
I'm very excited for someone at Rumble to realize that he has not been meeting his monthly commitments on show time. Combined with him not ending the YouTube portion of his show early enough, that would be a good reason to end his contract early. It's not like Nick can afford to sue them over it.
Nick would pitch a fit over it and be obnoxious. Better to leave it vague. Like discrimination, it is better left unsaid. He has enough clout to make trouble for them.
He has not been actively disowned by his associates like Viva, Barnes, and others. They would still milk the Bannening 2.0 to uphold freeze peach and take donations that say #IStandWithNose.
Assuming he is only on a year contract, it would be far cheaper just to let the contract expire and not renew. Then there is zero risk of litigation (well, successful litigation against Rumble). Any damage of association has already happened on Rumble's side, and is it worth potentially 9 figures to set someone loose who already isn't streaming much? Cheaper to let him take his money and run, and say goodbye at the end.
At this point Still Life might as well rename himself Stayin' (a)live.
I'm beginning to believe that Montagraph is not completely insane after watching Josh's phone call with him. I think he's paranoid and may have had his name drug through the mud like Vic, but we'll have to see when discovery comes out (can Nick try to force Montagraph to produce the other 3 sequels?).
I've been thinking for a while that Monty is probably a lot more in touch with reality than is commonly believed, he has bizarre manerisms and seems to play a character to some extent. He's been around forever, hasn't been doxed, and has managed to hire a lawyer who appears to be the guy to body Nick. If he was as unhinged as people thought he was he wouldn't be able to pull any if that off.
He's a connoisseur of Walmart boxed wines so he's definitely more in touch with reality than Nick.
There are also such a thing as subpoenas to and depositions of non-parties. Monty might need to subpoena records or force a deposition of some company or private person to show how he was damaged.
So much of what he is saying in his case is in direct opposition to what he was saying during the Vic Lasagna case. I'm not going to dig through the hours of footage so I very well could be misremembering but I have a distinct memory of him responding to a question and/or criticism of this exact nature regarding Kamehacon damages and explaining this exact thing.
He lost ALL credibility once he dunked his former image that took years to build for self-gratification. There's no way to recover that. He needs a new LARP. And quick!
My recollection is that damages were proven because anime man had to negotiate a new contract. That was interference. Damages were the extra cost for security he had to pay.
