Nicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta - Polysubstance enthusiast, "Lawtuber" turned Dabbleverse streamer, swinger, "whitebread ass nigga", snuffs animals for fun, visits 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Legally a cuckold who lost his license to practice law. Wife's bod worth $50. The normies even know.

[Himedall All-seeing Waifu]

Wait, so Still-Life is the fedposter and Still-Born is an alog of specifically him? Or is this actually one tard with two puppets talking to himself?
I genuinely thought it was one guy and the name changes were just attempts at ban evading while still being recognizably him. Yanno eventually he'll make a mistake and give away enough information to dox himself, it'll be interesting to see what happens next in the Still-Gay saga.

I tend to think it is a sock. The fedposter likes to pretend he doesn't pay attention to ehat is posted here, but he loves the attention.

Could be wrong, but whomever it is, they read this thread. 'Still-Born' is a derisive moniker started here.

 

[Spaded Dave]

but he loves the attention

He's gotten repetitive and stale. He needs a new shtick because I just scroll past his segments at this point. I'd prefer to read him randomly talking about fish heads than see his wanna-be edgelord inanity.

 

[Swole McPole]

It must be kind of awkward visiting a convention and suddenly realizing there are many more former fans there than current ones.

Nick must have made shedloads of money from these anime fans in the past. He obviously has no interest in the genre and doesn't like the fans, so it must take some real fucking effort to drag himself to a convention on a subject he has no interest in, with people he doesn't like.

While he'd obviously do that while he was making big dollar off of it, those days seem to have come to a close. Grifter better find a new grift.

I bet the swinger market would send him free money?

 

[Not Who You Think]

I'm only interested in whether the yt corner is gonna be a staple or not because from the way nick talks about it even on his legoland night stream, he says he still has to see if he gets invited back to AM for 2024 or not. He's practically the reason it exists so he should be the one running it and he was..so why is it still always looking like a 'maybe' after 4 years (3 cons?)

It's giving me the impression that AM doesn't really care if the YT corner exists or not? So if none of the ytbers approaches them and say they want to run it for 2024 it doesn't happen? That's what I'd like to know. Cause if that's the case and Nick has to be the one that says "let's have one this year" but Nick also doesn't want to organize things (you know he just wants to arrive and sit, have his balls licked by fans and then leave)...who's gonna really keep it going?

Nick may be the reason YouTubers have a place at the con, but Vic is the reason Nick exists at the con to begin with. One of the two has a longer shelf-life than the other.

If a YouTube corner is to exist in its own right, the best bet for AM would be to promote people who have something to do with the theme of the convention (that being anime or at least animation). People like Nick are only topically relevant and should be cycled out accordingly.

Critical Drinker may have been the most popular YouTuber in the corner, but that was a very low bar. He blends in with the rest of the pop-culture critics on YouTube and their talking points are largely the same, with hot takes like "Why Modern Movies Suck - The Strong Female Character" (image below from Critical Drinker's channel).


People seem to like CD, likely for the same reasons they like pop-culture critics like Nerdrotic. They know their audience and are thereby able to play it safe while covering popular media that is already being talked about (or to death) by their peers. In any case, their formulaic content is working for them at present.

As Youtubers go MeatCanyon made sense in that he is at least in animation, but he also got his own space apart from the YT corner.

If AM wants to have a more robust YouTube section, recommend getting more content creators who are there with a real purpose and whose experience in marketing themselves goes beyond just showing up on someone's live-stream and chasing trends on YouTube.

 

[Chibitzen]

If a YouTube corner is to exist in its own right, the best bet for AM would be to promote people who have something to do with the theme of the convention (that being anime or at least animation).

As Youtubers go MeatCanyon made sense in that he is at least in animation, but he also got his own space apart from the YT corner.

It may be they struggle to get guests to begin with and putting MeatCanyon in their proper guests sections beefs up their list (no pun intended).

 

[Captain Manning]

If a YouTube corner is to exist in its own right, the best bet for AM would be to promote people who have something to do with the theme of the convention (that being anime or at least animation). People like Nick are only topically relevant and should be cycled out accordingly.

That's easier said than done. Most of the big anitubers tend to be of the shitlib variety. Both Mother's Basement and Glass Reflection were in KickVic, for example.

Like I said, they're in a shit situation because they've basically been blacklisted by the industry, and most anitubers want to maintain good relations with the industry for review copies/review codes and whatnot. AM wouldn't have to even go with this YouTube corner thing at all if they could get real industry guests.

We've been discussing how Nick might not back next year, but I think there's a real possibility AM might pack it in at some point too.

 

[Sam Losco]

If a YouTube corner is to exist in its own right, the best bet for AM would be to promote people who have something to do with the theme of the convention (that being anime or at least animation). People like Nick are only topically relevant and should be cycled out accordingly.

Yes, Gator needs a booth. He does have an anime themed show.

 

[Captain Manning]

Yes, Gator needs a booth. He does have an anime themed show.

That's true, but he's also only got 5K subscribers.

While I would certainly agree he's more anime-related than the rest of them, I think it's a sad commentary on where they're at if they have to resort to Gator.

 

[Pippa's Greasy KB]

"It's just a joke guys!"

Also looking like mulvaney.

 

[Himedall All-seeing Waifu]

"It's just a joke guys!"
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Also looking like mulvaney.

This is dumb shite. He is a child doing what makes people angry to get a reaction, never thinking this might burn him in the future.

He will explain it away as 'fun' then denigrate those who criticism him, but it turns out that when you do things like this often enough, no one will take you seriously when you try to be 'professional'.

He is no longer making jokes; he is the joke. I feel bad for him if he ever has to make a go of it in polite society to make a living again.

 

[Sam Losco]

That's true, but he's also only got 5K subscribers.

While I would certainly agree he's more anime-related than the rest of them, I think it's a sad commentary on where they're at if they have to resort to Gator.

Hey man, don't talk bad about my boy Gator like that.

But seriously, if they are willing to give booths to YTers that have fuck all to do with anine (I can't recall Drinker ever talking about anime or even anything anime adjacent) then why not help a fledging actual anime podcast get exposure?

 

[Pippa's Greasy KB]

He is no longer making jokes; he is the joke. I feel bad for him if he ever has to make a go of it in polite society to make a living again.

I've just come to believe that making fun of yourself actually has a very narrow field where you're not just projecting your true self. Joke about being a faggot enough times, you'll eventually auto suggest yourself into becoming a faggot. Just what I think.

Of course, Nick would call me a prude incel who don't know how to have 'fun'. What do I know, huh?

 

[Dixieland Buckaroo]

Ran across this image in the funny pics thread of Balldoman at the Legoland Florida hotel bar, August 2023. (Colourized.)

 

[Pippa's Greasy KB]

So since Drex is at AM, I thought I'd check in on his server. To see if there's anything interesting about AM...

Someone sent this post about a member of Drex's discord's iq to null and he talked about it on MATI. Elissa clipped it and then Drex's server found the video.

'resident incel'

Elissa is a 'clout gobbler'

Drex on null calling him a PUA

 

[Null]

If he's saying he's not a PUA what the fuck does he even do? All I know about him is that he is obsessed with broken mentally ill white single moms and gets with them to fuck their daughters. Why would anyone be in his Discord to talk to him?

 

[Pippa's Greasy KB]

If he's saying he's not a PUA what the fuck does he even do? All I know about him is that he is obsessed with broken mentally ill white single moms and gets with them to fuck their daughters. Why would anyone be in his Discord to talk to him?

I think it's: "Women bad, especially american ones, ESPECIALLY black ones so I'm(drex) moving out of USA soon(tm) so you should too!" Which interestingly enough, Nick's other orbiter, legal mindset is starting a...consultancy service for men who wants to become a passport bro in asia. I'm not exactly sure if passport bro meant bringing a woman from another country back to usa to marry or just means dude who travels around to fuck women in poorer countries and never settle on one...

Of course, the chance of drex actually moving out of america is about as likely as him making the new youtube channel about 'manly lifestyle' (instead of just mgtow redpill stuff he's had in his old 10k sub yt channel, apparently) at the start 2023. 8 months in he hasn't made the channel, just collecting patreon money.

Oh shit. What say you, Mr. Soft Eyes? Will you do it?

 

[Captain Manning]

Hey man, don't talk bad about my boy Gator like that.

I actually don't have any serious animosity towards Gator. Aside from the fact I think he stuck it out with Ralph way too long. I'm just pointing out I have my doubts he'd be a big draw. Null has also pointed out that his anime show has struggled to get off the ground. I don't think Gator has really much to show for himself post-Ralph.

(I can't recall Drinker ever talking about anime or even anything anime adjacent)

There are two instances that I am aware of: His Castle in the Sky review here, and him talking about Cowboy Bebop here.

No, he's not an anituber as such, but I can see why they chose him over other a number of other people.

Why would anyone be in his Discord to talk to him?

Talk to him?

I mean, you made the joke yourself earlier.

 

[Dixieland Buckaroo]

If he's saying he's not a PUA what the fuck does he even do?

To my limited viewing, Drexel does not generally enjoy the hunt, he just likes the kill. He wants to slam but only does the bare minimum to get there.

Per his own accounts, he has people who help organize orgies for him, where he can slam bored housewives while their husbands prepare the snacks. Satisfied bitches recommend him to others, and he calls his crew of noble savages to ravage the next group Karen recommends him to. He's not going out to bars or where ever people meet IRL and trying to land that next conquest.

The only relationship chases I know of are the previously mentioned daughter (again, he didn't have to go out to find her, but he did work her for years), and NCAAKat, his last-known long-term girl. Neither of these were cold calls.

 

[Not Who You Think]

But seriously, if they are willing to give booths to YTers that have fuck all to do with anine (I can't recall Drinker ever talking about anime or even anything anime adjacent) then why not help a fledging actual anime podcast get exposure?

Critical Drinker did a review of an older popular anime movie by Studio Ghibli Howl's Moving Castle. Surprise surprise, he thought it was a charming movie with great animation. In the opening he said he was not an anime expert by any stretch. Reviewing Netflix's live-action anime adaptations just to state the obvious (they suck) isn't noteworthy either.

I am not very familiar with Gator, but if AM is having trouble finding big names in the anime world, then the recommendation would be to get small ones with a growing/dedicated audience who are on brand. I heard a few people that were excited to see Gator shouting his name in a clip from the event, and if he's showing up anyway, then they could probably spare a booth in the sad YT corner for him to see how he does. That would be much better than a lineup of people who are only there because they are internet friends with an irrelevant lawtuber.

In any case, AM needs to scout more talent to bring in (if they want the YT corner to still be a thing), and if big names aren't available then they should at least be on the lookout for smaller rising/relevant talent. It would be much better than the unfocused approach from this year.

 

[Not Who You Think]

If he's saying he's not a PUA what the fuck does he even do? All I know about him is that he is obsessed with broken mentally ill white single moms and gets with them to fuck their daughters. Why would anyone be in his Discord to talk to him?

Drexel has given out advice since his first appearance on Nick's channel, such as;

bring attractive white women (they can also act as on-hand references when soliciting sex with strangers, which is what Drexel does),

document everything and make sure to have women chaperones to avoid getting MeToo'd,

and showing women porn of yourself.

Don't bother with this perverted moron except to laugh at him.