Controversial internet personality Sneako alarmed fans after abruptly ending a livestream while standing on the edge of a balcony. 3f6312

The moment turned frightening when he recited a cryptic lyric — “And this is going to be a beautiful day jumping off the balcony!” — and appeared to climb onto the railing before the stream suddenly cut out.

The abrupt end triggered a wave of concern and speculation about his well-being. Many viewers feared the worst.

What happened to Sneako? 482k5o

During the June 13 stream on Parti.com, Sneako stood on a balcony and quoted a lyric about jumping off. His mood seemed somber, and when he stepped onto the balcony’s railing, the stream abruptly ended.

Within minutes, clips of the moment began circulating on X (formerly Twitter) and Reddit, with captions suggesting he may have jumped. Fans quickly reacted with panic and concern, pleading for updates and praying for his safety.

The short video clip gained traction when reposted by Drama Alert and other internet news s, with some headlines claiming Sneako may have died.

The intensity of speculation snowballed quickly, especially since no clarification was offered in the immediate aftermath.

Who is Sneako? 4n68j

Sneako, born Nico Kenn De Balinthazy, is a content creator based in New York City who rose to fame for his bold, unfiltered commentary on culture, politics, and masculinity. He began his career on YouTube with motivational content and street interviews before pivoting toward controversial social takes. He was eventually banned from YouTube for violating community guidelines, after which he shifted to alt-tech platforms like Rumble and Parti, where his following has continued to grow.

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Sneako is best known for his raw IRL streams and no-holds-barred opinions, often diving into contentious conversations around gender, free speech, and media narratives. His unapologetic style and polarizing views have earned him both a fiercely loyal fan base and strong criticism. He has collaborated with major online figures, including Ye, Andrew Tate, and other of the manosphere, further boosting his notoriety.

Is Sneako OK? 31c51

Later that day, Sneako resurfaced online. In a subsequent Parti.com stream, Sneako said, “I didn’t come back from the dead. I’m not cloned. My phone died, that’s it. I was just standing on the balcony, and the phone died. Everyone’s overreacting.”

Where is Sneako now? 4za1g

As of June 13, Sneako remains active on his social channels. While he quickly clarified the reason for the stream’s abrupt end, the dramatic moment still raised serious concerns among viewers about mental health, performance art in streaming, and the potential dangers of using such dramatic gestures for shock value or attention.

Mental health advocates and influencers alike have pointed out the potentially damaging impact of content that blurs the line between reality and entertainment, particularly when it involves themes of suicide or self-harm.

Commentary channels are pretty popular on YouTube, there’s just something so entertaining about all the drama. Normally of the community don’t insert themselves into said drama, but rather comment on it as an outsider, giving their opinions and making jokes — it’s like reality TV, but for Zoomers.

One of the most prominent up and coming voices in the community is Nickisnotgreen, who has managed to carve out his own brand of comedic commentary that appeals to all audiences. His sharp and witty criticisms of bigoted YouTubers has earned him a lot of respect amongst fans and other of the community.

Nick’s unique content quickly found its audience with his popularity skyrocketing in 2021. According to SocialBlade, in two years his subscriber count grew from a few thousand to around 700,000, and that’s not even taking into his second channel, greenisnotnick, which sits at about the same amount. 

A couple of months ago Nick was at the top of his game, and was already branching out into other forms of entertainment; for example, he started making music. His discography thus far has been interesting to say the least, with hits like “Queef Stew” and “Meaty Fun,” and if that sounds like your kind of music, don’t worry, Nick and a couple of other musicians have already released two whole albums of this stuff under the name “Queef Jerky.”

Anyways, the last month or so has seen a downward trend in Nick’s analytics, with his main channel losing subscribers for the first time since its inception. In fact, he’s practically bleeding subscribers, with around 30,000 viewers deciding to turn their backs on Nick in the last month alone. That’s about 1000 people a day, so it begs the question: what on Earth has Nickisnotgreen done to turn the public against him so quickly?

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In case you’re wondering, no, the controversy is not his music; in fact, for the most part Nick’s venture into the musical field has been pretty well received by his fans. The controversy stems from something that happened way back in July — and unfortunately for the up and coming YouTuber, it seems he’s picked a battle he cannot win.

If you’re terminally online like me, you’ll probably the controversy surrounding YouTube let’s play juggernaut SuperMega. To understand this new controversy, we have to delve into the old controversy, but I’ll try to keep it brief.

Back in July, Lex, an artist and associate of SuperMega, made allegations against Don, another artist and friend of Matt and Ryan (the guys behind the channel). In a two hour video, she spoke of how she had been coerced into sexual acts by Don. Ultimately, he was fired, but SuperMega were slow to act, and came under heavy fire from fans. It looked like Matt and Ryan had attempted to cover up the situation in order to save their image. 

It seemed like another pretty cut and dry case of beloved content creators being outed as mega creeps, and there wasn’t much room to defend Matt and Ryan’s actions — and Nick was one of the most vocal detractors of the duo.

As the days went by, more stories of the toxic culture at SuperMega came to light, with former staff and collaborators making claims of racism, sexism, and homophobia being perpetuated time and time again. Both Matt and Ryan released videos owning up to, and apologizing for their failures, as well as attempting to tell their side of the story, but it was too late at that point. The channel ended up going on an indefinite hiatus.

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In the meantime, Nick continued to expose SuperMega, citing numerous instances of shocking behavior; it’s worth noting that his reason for doing so was that he was personally involved in the drama. A handful of his friends felt they had been treated poorly during their time working for the channel, and Nick was also close friends with Lex. It seems in his mind, he believed that he was doing the right thing by putting a spotlight on Matt and Ryan.

In fact, Nick’s attacks on these two were so persistent and vicious that what Don had done quickly became lost under piles and piles of stories about Matt and Ryan’s appalling deeds. The focus switched from exposing something terrible one person had done, to what seemed like a witch hunt.

Whilst there is no doubt that SuperMega grossly mishandled the issue with Don, viewers started questioning whether Nick had ulterior motives. His videos were looking more and more like character assassination of Matt and Ryan. He frequently shared rumors and unsubstantiated claims that were completely unrelated to the issue at hand.

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One such rumor was that Matt and Ryan made jokes about Daniel Kyre, of friend of the duo who sadly committed suicide in 2015. Ryan made a statement on Twitter demanding an apology for the accusation, which had nothing to do with the conversation, and only served to re-open old wounds. 

The problem is that rumors such as this only serve to detract from the very real and very serious issue at hand. These claims lacked proof, and Nick’s coverage only served to further muddy the waters regarding the original incident. Rather than go after Don, Nick opted to target Matt and Ryan.

Other commentary channels picked up on Nick’s narrative and started calling him out. This marked a shift in public opinion. After being called out by large channels like Turkey Tom, Nick decided to double down on his stance, which only served to fuel the belief that he was only involving himself in the drama because he had a vendetta against SuperMega.

As things continued to escalate, Nick began to place the blame on his friends whom he had initially been defending. He even blamed Lex for feeding him misinformation, without taking any responsibility himself.

All of this — coupled with past controversies that include getting YouTuber Sneako banned under false accusations — mean Nick’s positive public image has been dragged through the mud. Many now view him as a liar and manipulator.

Everyone involved in this situation looks pretty bad; from an outside perspective, it now looks like Nick hijacked the story of his friend’s assault to bring down two people he just doesn’t like. Whilst many initially ed him, his own fan base have turned on him.

Following yesterday’s bad news for Andrew Tate, in which his detainment while being investigated for human trafficking was again extended for another 30 days, his friends on the outside aren’t doing him any favors.

As we reported last week, Tate’s successor made threats that earned, of all things, a fairly humorous response from the man he threatened. Now, more have come forward to slam the social media influencer and not just for the recent gun-touting incident.

Back in August, and following Andrew Tate’s initial ban from social media — though Elon Musk later took over Twitter and unbanned him from the bird app — he and his brother Tristan named their friend and fellow social media star, Nicolas “Niko” Kenn De Balinthazy their successor. Nicolas is better known by the social media world as Sneako.

The ing of the torch, which was mostly a live phone call from Tristan to Sneako, happened on Sneako’s now-banned YouTube channel, proving that he is indeed following in Tate’s footsteps.

Sneako now finds himself embroiled in drama with other social media influencers and popular streamers, leading him to wave a gun on a recent live stream and make threats toward his latest rival — a hugely popular YouTuber named Charles White — who is more familiar to his more than 12 million subscribers as Penguinz0 on YouTube.

After Sneako and White had been going back and forth for weeks sharing their dislike for each other, White made a video that has since gone viral in which he refers to Sneako as a “sensitive fu**ing loser.”

White’s insult was a response to what happened on Sneako’s live stream on Rumble, to which White explains, “He (Sneako) started dancing around with a gun and threatening to come shoot me. So, he kept saying, ‘You’re in Tampa, right? I’m gonna come see you.’”

In the video, Sneako can be seen smiling and bragging about his gun. It’s like watching someone’s ego grow before your eyes. There has so far been no actual shooting, thankfully, but something incredibly humorous was pointed out by White which later only angered Sneako further.

After threatening White, Sneako showed his gun to the screen again and took off both mags. He then showed the magazines to the screen and happily declared, “You wanna watch my clips? Watch my clips! Watch my clips!” Clearly, Sneako thought he was showing the clip to his gun. In White’s video response, he then subtly showed off his gun collection and pointed out that Sneako does not even know what a clip is, saying, “What you have there is not clips. These are mags.”

The video of White educating Sneako has already earned over 10 million views.

Sneako, not interested in being educated, decided that if White met him in person that he wouldn’t say such things to him. However, anyone who has painfully watched Sneako knows that this has happened before. Unable to control his ego, Sneako has been down the road of challenging YouTubers to fights and one of them — Brandon Buckingham — actually took him up on it. When he showed up for the fight, Sneako backed out claiming he was just joking. 

The manliness of Andrew Tate’s successor would even make Andrew Tate embarrassed.

Since the extreme reaction that Sneako had to White, other extremely popular YouTubers have come out in defense of White while thoroughly slamming Sneako.

The numerous responses include Mori – who claims that Sneako has lost his mind.

They also include SomeOrdinaryGamers, who have called Sneako a terrible, pathetic person. Dumpy claims that Sneako is now officially cancelled. Brandon Buckingham, the man Sneako backed out of a fight with, understandably calls Sneako a coward in a video that already has over a million views. YouTubers even slammed Sneako’s own “you wouldn’t say that to me in person” response, with Pegasus calling it pathetic and Internet Anarchist summing up his reaction by calling it a horrible response, and earning over a million views in the process.

Yet, despite it all, the one response that might actually be bothersome to Sneako is Aba’s reaction to it all. Aba, something of a former friend to Sneako, is one-half of the absurdly popular Aba N Preach duo, who tend to be more positive and level-headed than their fellow YouTubers in the odd “what is manliness?” corner of the social media space that Andrew Tate once dominated.

Aba held respect for Sneako at one time but has watched him fall from his popular ego-filled pedestal and become something that no one would ever expect him to be. Keep in mind, Sneako was once a thought-provoking YouTuber who has since become a misogynist who itted to hating on women, itted that he watches his girlfriend sleep with other men, and blatantly insults and threatens people seemingly daily. His masculinity, which he holds so dear, is now practically non-existent. He even its how much of a fool he has become. 

In a recent Aba N Preach YouTube video, Aba, in response to all of the recent madness, surprisingly says, “Sneako, I think it’s time for you to get over the fact that you’re a cuck. It’s ok. It’s what you are.”

Sneako has yet to respond with any video “clips.”

Ah, YouTuber drama. Love it or hate it, it’s somehow become a dominant force in the social media landscape. The beef that’s been making the rounds in the last day or two has been between Nico Kenn ‘Sneako’ De Balinthazy and Charlie ‘MoistCr1TiKal’ White. 

The pair have had some choice words to say about one another in the past, but what really has Twitter ablaze is Cr1TiKal’s response to Sneako waving a gun around on stream and threatening him, saying “watch my clips” while flashing pistol magazines to the camera. 

In a follow-up video on YouTube titled “Sneako is Horrible,” MoistCr1TiKal corrects his adversary’s use of the word “clips.” and tells him the correct jargon for ammunition is “mags,” before flashing an assault rifle to the camera to reiterate his point. 

While hardly anything about this exchange can be considered “classy” (but still thoroughly amusing), Twitter is applauding MoistCr1TiKal’s “classy” means of informing Sneako that he is armed, should he actually follow through on the threats he is making over the internet. 

So – combining MoistCr1TiKal’s appearance and cool demeanor which somewhat resembles Keanu Reeves’ iconic action character as well as his apparent proficiency with guns and the terminology surrounding them, the John Wick comparisons started flying around quite quickly.

Following MoistCr1TiKal’s video, Adin Ross called Sneako while streaming, who seems to have doubled down on his intention to fight his critic in the ring, whereas Ross suggested the pair settle their differences in a Discord chat (a less ludicrous alternative). Either or, both are better alternatives to gun violence. 

In any case, if you could care less about this beef but are a big John Wick fan, you’ll be pleased to know that the near-four-year wait for John Wick: Chapter 4 is almost over – it hits theaters on March 24.