The False Allegations against SuperMega

[LatentLuddite]

Hate to break it to Leighton, but two months’ severance after being fired is more than most employees get. Some people don’t get a dime if they’re fired; others get two to three weeks’ pay at most. The entitlement of these people is amazing.

[monkereads]

"Not now, babe. I'm watching a YouTube documentary about stuff I've never heard of before "

[lil-soda-boi]

Wait, so this WHOLE TIME, Lex wasn't even working for them?? And she was housed for free and they offered to pay months of backrent??? I completely assumed she was an employee holy sh*t... How entitled can you be, they were clearly going above and beyond to be great friends at every turn

[Nathan-ucrn]

Lex stayed with them for three months rent free. Then Matt offers to house her for free, which she turns down. She buys a jeep on a whim which she has to sleep in for a single night. Then she stays in a hotel for a few weeks. Then drives home. All of that just to claim they made her "homeless." The fucking audacity of this shit is unreal.

[manthacake]

I don't understand how Matt and Ryan caught more flack than the person actually accused of SA. This whole situation spiraled so out of control and people who freaked out at SM still feel like they're right. Ridiculous.

[jacktheartisan]

When people talk about "male feminists" they're talking about people like Nick and Ethan. I remember this Tiktok where somebody said "name a creator who panders to female viewers by reacting to red pill/alpha male content and provide the most surface level critiques known to man so that they can get laid" and the most liked comment was somebody bringing up Nick, and then Nick had a panic attack on Twitter (bro was having a full on identity crisis, it's like when a Scooby Doo villian is unmasked, like "oh shit they found out my secret").

[sparkyspinz]

"I dont owe them anything, they weren't charging me rent". Well, most normal people would think youd at least owe them a smidge of gratitude, goddamn

[AZNGamersLife]

This is why you hire employees, not friends.

[ShaiGuyz]

It’s wild how lex says she only had one grievance but then adds a hundred other grievances to the story after the fact

[firomancer]

As a supermega fan from the beginning, i felt disappointed when i saw this drama spark up, but my disappointment shifted to confusion almost immediately when i learned how little this situation actually has to do with Matt and Ryan

[NTYALC]

Interesting how she characterizes them letting her stay at their property rent free as "i was forced to clean up on my off hours, which means that i was paying THEM!"
Imagine being asked to clean up a rent-free apartment and whining about it. If it were me, i'd be offering to do laundry and treat them to a steak dinner once a month. But to her, it's basically slavery. Unreal.

[fefino]

It is beyond infuriating watching Nick muddying the waters for no good reason but personal bias. Not questioning a victim and simply accepting all that they say as fact is irresponsible and naive.

[OtterWarlock]

Imagine someone offers you ten grand to get your own place and you're like "Nah, that makes me uncomfortable." Then larping you're homeless and then cry afterward that those people don't care about you

[gustavom.]

It is actually INSANE that Nick ADMITTED to blindly believe his friend and ignore ALL THE FACTS.

[eebydeeby]

the stream of ethan and lex watching supermega’s sub count go down is so sick, pretty much confirms she intended to destroy them over not letting her bum in their office.

[OldManJnkins]

The "sex trafficking room" thing shows a level of political brain rot that makes me question much of what she says. The straight-up lies have the same effect, tbh. Imagine being homeless and fortunate enough to be in a hotel with a master bedroom and hot tub and complaining about it. I've been homeless, I was in my car and I was in a tent, I would have _killed_ for a room with a place to bathe and a bed to sleep in.

[athelstaneofconingsburgh]

Ryan had to see his best friend's lifeless body and Lex & Co. thinks they're in position to tell Ryan and Matt how to grieve over Daniel. These people are deranged.

[quinbatcheller]

Bro I've been actually homeless. Begging on streets homeless, abandoning every bit of shame and self worth you have so you can survive homeless, scrounging used needles for bits of bloody dope and stuff like that.... like this chick is so offensively privileged to be referring to herself as homeless in the situation she was in, and to talk about the trauma of it all and how it broke her.... I mean wtf.
I'm better now btw. Been clean for a few years.

[NoHope_]

this video is the perfect example of why i have trust issues. So many people pretending to be their friend and happily living rent free, but the second that gets taken away they lie, lie, lie. Ive never watched supermega but i hope they can come back from this even stronger, such a shame.

[Optionthirty]

I always love when people with self-proclaimed crippling anxiety are always more willing to talk about issues on camera to thousands (potentially millions) of people instead of just speaking to the one or two people they have a problem with in the first place.