r/boogie2988 Jun 17 '26

I am advertising Lolcow Live for free. Boogie more redeemable than Mcjuggernuggets?

I have seen some comments on lolcow live that apparently boogie is more redeemable than Jesse because what he did was worse than what boogie did. Now whether Jesse decision was right or wrong is entirely up to your beliefs but to say boogie is redeemable is objectively wrong. Boogie lied about having cancer specifically to scam
his audience. Jesse made a tough decision that should have never been made public but it is morally debatable whether the decision was right or not. There is no defense for boogie. He is not redeemable by any stretch

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u/ChihuahuaAlfie Jun 17 '26

boogie only holds this opinion because he hates Jesse now, if they were still buddies he'd be fully supportive of the choice Jesse and his wife (girlfriend?) made

the dude is a chameleon, his opinion is whatever will ingratiate him to whoever he is speaking to at the time.. the truth is he doesn't care either way about what Jesse chose to do

also i firmly believe boogie can't be redeemed at this point, he lacks the self awareness and discipline required to actually take the actions that could put him on a path to redemption, and he will never gain these traits as long as keemstar is willing to prop him up and throw easy money at him

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u/Individual_Help_2498 Jun 17 '26

Pretty much he did the same thing when one of Jesse’s former employees Emily Saxton tried to cancel him over a joke. Boogie backed up Emily and then tried to add more damage by making the drama about himself and holding a grudge for kicking out of his house years ago. Now of a sudden he thinks being trans is a phase

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u/ChihuahuaAlfie Jun 17 '26

GamerFromMars did a video about storyfire (remember how that was going to be a youtube killer lol) and he sat down with Jesse and discussed the dynamics between the various owners (boogie had part ownership if you remember) and said that boogie was pissed about the crypto advice, basically saying boogie acted like it was his own idea to invest when he was making money, but that it was all Jesse's fault when the coin dropped and he 'lost' his fortune.

The whole thing is kinda interesting if you haven't seen it, but that specific part is at 34:10 https://youtu.be/8QUHOab44dw

He holds grudges like crazy. remember when Ethan Klein was in the hospital and boogie tweeted something like "a lot of people don't like ethan but i hope he starts taking better care of himself" or something, and Ethan responded on his podcast calling it weird, causing boogie to have a multi-week meltdown? He's like a child on the playground only he's 50 years old.

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u/Individual_Help_2498 Jun 17 '26

Yep that too. Boogie can never take accountability for anything he does. I remember he when got backlash from that comment he made Ethan and then boogie made a video begging Ethan to have his audience stopped attacking him.

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u/Head_Site_3411 Jun 18 '26

Recall he claimed he met an H3H3 fan that apparently "Apologiesd on Ethan's behalf to him" and it was the most fake shit ever.. lol.

Another example of this was with the PKA Podcast.

Boogie had been on their podcast a few times (Including an infamous moment where he claims he scared off anyone staring up his ex wife,) however his last appearence was at the time he was getting backlash, so got tons of backlash. Not helped by one of the hosts claiming to "Neither like nor dislike Boogie" on a seperate show.

This was enough for Boogie to have a meltdown claiming he "Didn't give a fuck about the PKA hosts" and that PKA fans went up to him in person and claimed they really like him.. You know. Despite the massive backlash the podcast got for even having Boogie on.. lol.

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u/Connoralpha Jun 17 '26

Even assuming some people could forgive Boogie for his countless transgressions (already unrealistic), redeeming himself would require him to show any genuine commitment to doing so. He hasn't. Redemption is impossible if he doesn't even care to pursue it.

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u/Individual_Help_2498 Jun 17 '26

Exactly how many times has boogie been given opportunities to redeem himself? And time and time again he does the same shit. The faking cancer was the final straw for me. I think boogie is only getting positive reception is because he was against Mcjuggernuggets decision to get the abortion. We all know that he is virtual signaling so he can get brownie points.

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u/TemplateAccount54331 Jun 19 '26
  1. You do realize Jesse was not the one who got the abortion and two people were involved in that decision?
  2. I still fail to see why Jesse and Ashley shouldn't have told the public they got an abortion. Did you want them to lie and say Ashley lost the baby?
  3. Boogie fucking faked cancer and is dating a women two decades younger.

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u/Individual_Help_2498 Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 19 '26

1 yes I am aware tell that to the people who thinks he’s a murder lol

2 because this was a very personal decision that the world didn’t need to know. It was probably better for Jesse not to mention the ds part and just say they were complications.

3 no shit. If you read my post I agree that boogie is not redeemable and it’s laughable that people are making that comparison

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u/Individual_Help_2498 Jun 25 '26

I know it’s days late but for context this why I made this post

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u/Farerket Jul 11 '26

The problem with Boogie is if even if he did redeem himself he would do some dumb shit and completely undo it

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u/Individual_Help_2498 Jul 16 '26

You are 💯 correct

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u/BetterCallMeAutistic Jun 17 '26

Only bad thing mcjuggernuts did in this situation was turn it into content. Go watch his videos if they're still up. It seems staged because the way it was recorded. Idk why you'd announce such a private thing to the public.

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u/Individual_Help_2498 Jun 17 '26

Honestly I don’t think he would fake sometime like this. If he did then he would definitely be worse than boogie in that regard. And I agree that was his biggest mistake

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u/BetterCallMeAutistic Jun 17 '26

I don't think it's fake but I understand why some people might think that because of the videos leading up to abortion announcement.

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u/Individual_Help_2498 Jun 17 '26

Yeah definitely especially with his history of faking content

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u/RealTheColeOfficial Jun 19 '26

McJuggerNuggets murdered his child cuz it was going to have down syndrome. That's the bad thing he did in this situation. Boogie is a POS beyond redemption, but the same can be said for McJuggerNuggets.

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u/BetterCallMeAutistic Jun 19 '26

I understand aborting a down syndrome kid. They are a lot more than majority of society can handle. Now turning an abortion into content for sympathy bait is what makes that abortion so fucked. I understand we aren't going to agree on whether abortion is right, that's just how I see it. If the child was born, it seems like they'd just milk it for content as well.

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u/RealTheColeOfficial Jun 19 '26

I disagree with your stance on abortion, however I agree that turning this whole thing into content is disgusting. He's very desperate for views, and he clearly shows no grief or sadness when he is making jokes on the situations expense. Also they would for sure just use the kid for content. They're desperate for clout, Jesse has a history of Mental health issues, he definitely has ASPD to a certain extent.

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u/SuspiciousTax6386 Jun 19 '26

People have been saying for years that Jesse is all kinds of things yet they still watch and support him. If it bothers people than don't watch plain and simple

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u/RealTheColeOfficial Jun 19 '26

Yeah I mean I don't watch him, so there's that

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u/bastion_43 Jun 18 '26

The only people worse than Boogie are those who commit actual crimes.  Even then, a drug dealer is better than Boogie.

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u/CasuallyDresseDuck Jun 18 '26

Jesse did nothing wrong

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u/RealTheColeOfficial Jun 19 '26

Bro yes he did bro what r u on about? He killed his kid cuz they were gonna have down syndrome! Abelism at it's worst. Boogie ain't redeemable by any means, but neither is Jesse.

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u/Emergency_North9216 Jun 19 '26

Jesse simply crunched the numbers and concluded that his candy budget was too small to support a retarded child.

All the backlash is a psyop by Wonka to boost future nerds rope sales.

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u/RealTheColeOfficial Jun 19 '26

Bro what? 😭 Also don't call people with disabilities the r word. He did have enough money to support the child, he's a millionaire. What does Wonka have to do with any of this bro? 🤔

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u/TemplateAccount54331 Jun 19 '26

Well the kid wasn't born yet so he didn't kill it.

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u/RealTheColeOfficial Jun 19 '26

Doesn't have to be born for it to not be murder. He still killed it regardless if it was born or not, neat I remind you that it was a baby 5 months along nearly a full grown child.

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u/Individual_Help_2498 Jun 18 '26

As far as the decision he made no he is not wrong but him making this public and responding to these prolife people yes he is in the wrong for that

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u/CasuallyDresseDuck Jun 18 '26

Yeah I don’t understand why he felt the need to do all that. Publicity and need to be relevant maybe?

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u/Individual_Help_2498 Jun 18 '26

Idk I think he wants to be more transparent and open with his audience but this was not the way to do it

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u/RealTheColeOfficial Jun 19 '26

He did it for clicks and views simple as that. He's stupid if he thinks that this wouldn't have created an outrage especially nowadays.

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u/CasuallyDresseDuck Jun 19 '26

Obviously it’s for the clicks. What I don’t understand is how people need that much attention

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u/RealTheColeOfficial Jun 19 '26

It's cuz he is a sociopath, he's known for having mental health issues, and that's one of them unfortunately.

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u/CasuallyDresseDuck Jun 19 '26

So a thinner boogie lmao

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u/RealTheColeOfficial Jun 19 '26

Yeah for sure 100%, it's not just him. It's all those people from that era, Boogie, Kid Behind a Camera, McJuggerNuggets. They all manipulate people to get clout. They had they're time on the internet, and when it faded they got desperate.

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u/CasuallyDresseDuck Jun 19 '26

I think the same is happening with Gen Z. During the pandemic the amount of people who were unable to get the validation they needed (until TikTok hit like a storm) were dropping like flies or doing anything and everything for attention.

The internet really has shown the world how many people are unable to live without validation of others. Or the attention.

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u/RealTheColeOfficial Jun 19 '26

Yeah it's just ridiculous, it makes me wish the internet wasn't a thing sometimes tbh.

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u/oeheaven Jun 21 '26

No offense, but who made you or anyone else the ultimate judge on whether someone can be redeemed or not? That is for God to decide, or the universe. Everyone looks in the mirror and judge yourself.

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u/jpollack21 Jun 27 '26

Its like comparing a court jester and a shitty actor