exposing the hawk tuah scam

disclaimer: this video is an opinion and in no way should be construed as statements of fact. Scams, bad business opportunities, and fake gurus are subjective terms that mean different things to different people. I think someone who promises $100K/month for an upfront fee of $2K is a scam. Others would call it the "opportunity of a lifetime."

[coffeezillaextras]

HAWK TUAH LAWYER RESPONSE:
“I watched the video. Just to clarify—the 50% of net proceeds mentioned was from the allocation of tokens (10%, locked for one year, with 3-year vest thereafter). And wouldn’t be realized until if/when she sold them. Out of her 50% she would have to pay her non-crypto team too, so in reality, she would likely only hold 3.5% of the tokens withdrawn (if at all) on the above schedule.”

[kreatona]

How long until the hawk tuah girl says "i was a fan of Coffeezilla until he went after me"?

[adamxx]

When she said “then why the fuck are you on” she had no clue she was talking to the actual grim reaper ☠️

[FactsopediaOfficial]

Imagine having no talent, get lucky success then scam your audience after fame for a few bucks. Can't fall any deeper

[george_]

When someone says “everyone else will scam you, but we aren’t, ” there’s a nearly 100% chance they’re scamming you.

[neroclaudius]

The current meme cycle
1. Become a meme
2. Start a stupid crypto coin
3. Rug pull
4. Lie about said rug pull
5. Get exposed by Coffee

[jm-alan]

"do you know how much it costs to pay lawyers to set up a company in the Cayman islands"
Bro really said "do you know how expensive it is to do crime"

[rigorm]

It is over for you Coffeezilla. I now have audio of you saying Hawk Tuah. I will be adding this to my soundboard.

[spinni]

If it wasn't a scam they would have no problem answering these very simple questions. Transparency is the enemy of any scam.

[PAVI]

Why are people trusting a girl who got famous for saying hawk tuah for investment tips

[RyanAnthonyDigitalMedia]

“Foundation in the Cayman Islands” is a crazy thing to say while trying to prove your innocence

[AdalizMColon]

“Who pays you Coffeezilla?” As a proud Day 1 patron, we’re the closest to Coffee’s boss and 100% will continue to pay to expose scammers.

[yozzzeh]

The “Anywho, I’m going bed” was so cartoony it’s unreal

[iletyoucallmestevesy]

I'm no lawyer but, "She truly did not intend to fleece fans" is essentially an acknowledgement that fans were, in fact, fleeced.

[johnprice]

Love how they recognized your voice and immediately went into full on "Deny everything like children" mode.

[jakowz]

“Everything is a scam, but not this!” *sentence said by someone definitely running a scam*

[jamieson.]

I like how the hawk tuah girl VERY quickly shut up when coffee called them out with explicit details

[thestrangeguy]

A crypto scam was truly the only way these 15 minutes of fame had to end.

[BryceCherrytree]

I'm not USA citizen, but the guy just told on call they had to hire lawyers and setup a company in the caymans, basicly admitting to evading everything. SEC is gonna love that lol

Edit: Justice comes to those deserving. Currently its a 5M fine or 25 years in jail 😂

[ericjames]

So glad there are still some people that do the right thing and expose scammers. Hat's off to ya coffeezilla!