I was watching Frank’s recent video, and it paused for a second so I was gonna play it again and was met with this message.
This wasn’t on my bingo card for this year, but I will say this: When you do bad things, bad things WILL happen to you.
Initially I thought Frank got terminated because he doxxed people and someone might’ve reported him, but he himself said it was because of the peptides video he made. Was it worthy of a termination? I’ll agree with Frank that they could’ve just deleted the video itself, but when you look at it from the outside, when you have multiple strikes on your channel for violating the guidelines (ie. spreading harmful misinformation as advice, blasting people’s personal information), the peptides video itself was probably the last straw for the people at YouTube. I’m glad to see his channel terminated for good . 👍
Good old Frank getting on the peptide bandwagon like all the other shills. Give him a few months and he will start selling fentanyl
I might have missed this but it's kinda scary that Frank confessed that he got these peptides from a manufacturer but doesn't reveal the actual manufacturer or any sort of lab analysis certificate etc.
Expectedly Frank is suing YouTube. What a shocker....
One thing I find hilarious, Frank wants 10k per day or his YouTube account back. WTF he admitted that he makes like $200 a month from YouTube because he is shadow banned and he wants 10k per day?
Apparently, a “speeding driver” caused this accident to his car. What probably happened was, he was so blind that he was the speeding driver and hit either another car or a pole, or he was turning without looking and a “speeding driver” collided with his car. In most jurisdictions, you would be the one AT FAULT if that’s the case, because the “speeding driver” had no idea that a car would be turning, assuming that’s the case. But we all know Frank never tells the full story.