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No need to politisperg, but passively-aggressively retweeting is worse than just putting out a quick statement with your opinion.
Trainwreck Anisa Riyadh Jomha / @anisajomha & iDubbbz / Ian Kane Jomha / Ian Kane Washburn / "Anisa's husband" / "Poo-Pants Swastika Boy" - Anisa posting her bald nudes on OnlyFans even when married to Ian and thirsting over Hasan while her husband iDubbbz the Content Cuck/Simp/THE RAPED/ etc. watches
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Just bringing this picture back from a couple pages ago to gawk at the fake boobjob some more. Some serious bolt-ons going on here, she probably should be hiding this angle in the future.
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Ah, Ethan Klein has invited idubbz on a day after upload to promote the Ice Cream Man vid:
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This fucking hurts me.
Whatthefuckisupkyyyle
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I think this is the worst pose yet
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She should sue whoever did her tits.
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Nigga, why would you wanna make the Mega Simp's channel even worse?
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Look how soulless her eyes are. God this is so depressing to look at.Ah yes, the "look straight at the camera with your mouth open" look.
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Anisa managing to be more and more unappealing with each pic is quite amazing, to be honest.
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the shape on her left breast (our right) is really bad in this pic. It looks lop-sided.
Also this is extremely amateur. She really doesn't know good posing at all. Cringing at any simp actually purchasing these.
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I an has responded to the drama around his GF Onlyfans.....Again.
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Not only that but the pounds of makeup/warpaint on her makes it all too shitty.
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Anyone willing to watch and summarize? I cannot stand watching any of these people splort diarrhea from their mouths.
iDubbbz On His Girlfriend's OnlyFans
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I an has responded to the drama around his GF Onlyfans.....Again.
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Typical
Idubbbz:
Contradicts Anisa's statements about onlyfans being about self-love and not about money.
Transcript:
"If you value the money more than exposing more of your body to the internet…we're fine with that.
A person who's in a relationship who feels like, not fulfilled, or like they're not contributing their fair share or whatever the mentality is… I think a lot of people don't get that it's not always about money. Money is nice, that's obviously part of the equation. But the other part of the equation is 'I need something, I want something'.
Anisa's streaming wasn't going like that well. It's not a fucking rocketship. She needed to do something else, and that's what she wanted to do. And y'know it's more about purpose. A lot of people would say 'IDUBBBZ IS A FUCKING MILLIONAIRE HE MAKES SO MUCH MONEY WHY CAN'T HE LIKE- THAT'S SAD. IF HE CAN'T JUST PAY FOR HER LIFE WTF.' and it's like that's not what it's about."
- H3H3 dunks on people who are mad about the situation, calling them incels
- Commentary channels who jumped on making videos about simp idubbbz are vultures
Idubbbz:
- His onlyfans video was good, just poorly timed.
- Thinks all the criticism he gets comes from stupid people.
- People dunking on him for being a simp/cuck legitimately hurt his feelings. "I am human". Overall says this drama was good for him.
- Wants to separate from his cancer fanbase because he's getting older and his old content isn't him anymore.
- The drama made him and Anisa closer, "you won't get fulfillment by reading comments, but from each other"(?)
- Doubles down he was never misogynistic and his comments about women in the past were just jokes. Frustrated people don't understand him.
- Anisa says stupid shit all the time but that's because she livestreams and can't edit it out. If he were to livestream constantly, he would be caught saying stupid shit too.
- It's was very easy for him to avoid criticism for this long because he hid his life from the internet.
- A lot of coping
Contradicts Anisa's statements about onlyfans being about self-love and not about money.
Transcript:
"If you value the money more than exposing more of your body to the internet…we're fine with that.
A person who's in a relationship who feels like, not fulfilled, or like they're not contributing their fair share or whatever the mentality is… I think a lot of people don't get that it's not always about money. Money is nice, that's obviously part of the equation. But the other part of the equation is 'I need something, I want something'.
Anisa's streaming wasn't going like that well. It's not a fucking rocketship. She needed to do something else, and that's what she wanted to do. And y'know it's more about purpose. A lot of people would say 'IDUBBBZ IS A FUCKING MILLIONAIRE HE MAKES SO MUCH MONEY WHY CAN'T HE LIKE- THAT'S SAD. IF HE CAN'T JUST PAY FOR HER LIFE WTF.' and it's like that's not what it's about."
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That is mountains of cope, holy shit
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I guess Anisa proves that it really does take some work to be a decent whore.
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Damn. The last of the legends to fall. I understand growing from your old content, but he had to do it in the most disrespectful way possible. Thanks for spitting in the mouths of everyone who made you famous and rich so you could pay for your GF's fake ass tits. Cope harder, Ian. You are still a cuck.
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Screw her tits, she should sue her mother for giving her those knees god damn
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Icecream Man was slow paced, but it was interesting. I thought the other YTer segments weren't necessary and felt more like padding. He had Smosh, Tay Zonday, and Jacksfilms. Everyone was questioning if Dax was a character or a real person. The answer is a little bit of both. After Hollywood, Dax works at an Ice Cream Parlor, a job that he hates, where he "sabotages" his employers by doing little, passive aggressive things like reorganizing work stations and entering the wrong flavors into the POS system to confuse their data. He admits it's not the most mature behavior. He wrote a book about it and wants to get back into performing. He had a plan to make a smoothie based game show and Ian, Dane and Ben went to LA to make that happen.
The opening with Dax is pretty wholesome and he's interesting to listen to tbh, during his main interview and him chilling and having ice cream. He tells Ian that if he ran an ice cream shop he'd make it a self-serve type business. No employees and only a single flavor you can dress how you like.
Some note worthy points: Dax hasn't been formally diagnosed with autism or any type of disorder that might explain some of his quirks. Ian awkwardly asks him is he has any "social disorders or anything mental" and Dax says no and he doesn't care. He doesn't think he has anything but he is an "anxious person". Ian right off would talk about how high energy Dax was and they're honestly a pretty funny duo. Both have questionable social skills (even if Ian's skills are far better) yet Dax is incredibly friendly while Ian isn't. At one point Ian starts getting some serious social anxiety in this crowded park where they're asking people about their opinions on YT and smoothie game shows and Dax tells him to "challenge himself" by talking to more people after Ian states how uncomfortable he is LOL.
They put up a Craigslist ad looking for game show contestants. They reject having a homeless guy on to possibly win the $150 prize with Ian rationalizing he has problems bigger than they can help with and Dax says something like "he doesn't really look like he's into smoothies" in response to that. On filming day, one of their contestant's car breaks down and they ask William Osman's housekeeper to film with them. It's all super awkward tbh and it can be a little hard to watch if you're sensitive to cringe. It's worth pointing out that Ian had been doing collabs with William O around the time of filming the doc and I wonder if there was obvious hints in hindsight that he was working with Dax that were just overlooked.
At the end, Ian plugs a limited shirt designed by Dax and that's really the gist of things. He sort of concludes his doc similarly to the end of Fullforce with a recap, saying he "mistook Dax's authenticity for awkwardness" (Dax IS incredibly fucking awkward btw even if he's likable) and his thoughts on the doc and on Dax are far more thought out and well articulated. Dax is a guy who is trying to get "a leg up on life" and he's wiling to put himself out there to get that leg up.
Showing who Dax "really is" was a central focus, but they didn't make him into a spectacle compared to the last doc. There are segments with Ian himself that are awkward, showing his odd reactions or fidgeting or discomfort in some circumstances but they're genuine and not framed in a way that would suggest he's mocking Dax. The whole thing comes off kinder and more professional than Fullforce and I would assume he did listen to some of the criticisms and hate he got after that first one dropped. This one didn't come off underhanded and it's more put together as a whole, and I think it shows that Ian is improving in making this type of content.
The opening with Dax is pretty wholesome and he's interesting to listen to tbh, during his main interview and him chilling and having ice cream. He tells Ian that if he ran an ice cream shop he'd make it a self-serve type business. No employees and only a single flavor you can dress how you like.
Some note worthy points: Dax hasn't been formally diagnosed with autism or any type of disorder that might explain some of his quirks. Ian awkwardly asks him is he has any "social disorders or anything mental" and Dax says no and he doesn't care. He doesn't think he has anything but he is an "anxious person". Ian right off would talk about how high energy Dax was and they're honestly a pretty funny duo. Both have questionable social skills (even if Ian's skills are far better) yet Dax is incredibly friendly while Ian isn't. At one point Ian starts getting some serious social anxiety in this crowded park where they're asking people about their opinions on YT and smoothie game shows and Dax tells him to "challenge himself" by talking to more people after Ian states how uncomfortable he is LOL.
They put up a Craigslist ad looking for game show contestants. They reject having a homeless guy on to possibly win the $150 prize with Ian rationalizing he has problems bigger than they can help with and Dax says something like "he doesn't really look like he's into smoothies" in response to that. On filming day, one of their contestant's car breaks down and they ask William Osman's housekeeper to film with them. It's all super awkward tbh and it can be a little hard to watch if you're sensitive to cringe. It's worth pointing out that Ian had been doing collabs with William O around the time of filming the doc and I wonder if there was obvious hints in hindsight that he was working with Dax that were just overlooked.
At the end, Ian plugs a limited shirt designed by Dax and that's really the gist of things. He sort of concludes his doc similarly to the end of Fullforce with a recap, saying he "mistook Dax's authenticity for awkwardness" (Dax IS incredibly fucking awkward btw even if he's likable) and his thoughts on the doc and on Dax are far more thought out and well articulated. Dax is a guy who is trying to get "a leg up on life" and he's wiling to put himself out there to get that leg up.
Showing who Dax "really is" was a central focus, but they didn't make him into a spectacle compared to the last doc. There are segments with Ian himself that are awkward, showing his odd reactions or fidgeting or discomfort in some circumstances but they're genuine and not framed in a way that would suggest he's mocking Dax. The whole thing comes off kinder and more professional than Fullforce and I would assume he did listen to some of the criticisms and hate he got after that first one dropped. This one didn't come off underhanded and it's more put together as a whole, and I think it shows that Ian is improving in making this type of content.
I really have a lot to say about the H3 clip but this post already surpassed the length of autism. The smug, assholish attitudes though. Ew. They are still really out here mischaracterizing people's gripes and calling people Content Copping them and Anisa's lazy, poorly produced shit "stupid" now that it's all their turn on the chopping block. The cope is real.
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