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That’s a sentence I never thought I would say… But I had to say something when the “Hawk Tuah girl” launched a meme coin, that quickly got sniped, generated millions and fees for the team, all the while “strategic advisors” sold even MORE on the project….

So I joined their Twitter space and did my best to get some answers on what happened and why I thought it was a scam. (In my opinion of course).

Voidzilla on this soon, but for now, enjoy the disaster and let me know what you think of their responses.

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Aaron Hardy

Right tuah jail, I like that you interrupt that damage control statement. And that looks like the end of a viral sensation, say hello to “ain’t nobody got time for that” for us.

Molto Bene

Gotta say, love how on it you are with these guys. I only heard out about it like 3 hours ago and you’re already grilling them haha. Great work as usual!

Steve

If you hadn't challenged them, is it feasible that this would go unnoticed by anyone at any point? I'm trying to wrap my mind around how seemingly simple & easy this could've been pulled off without triggering a regulatory red flag or some other mechanism of exposure. Regardless, you did an incredible job of systematically dismantling their rotting operational foundation upon which the house of cards resided…and all in front of a large live audience. Yet I remain baffled as to how any of their was even possible to pull off without the fear of inevitable swift (or even eventual) exposure.

JBones RVA

I woke up to a bunch of notifications for your tweets! People are so scummy!

Fellhawk

Thank you Coffee! Keep up the great work!

James Rule

I'm angry that I understand the title of this video.

James Linderman

Even if that Doc guy is the one behind getting her on board its hard to have sympathy for any of these people launching these coins and especially when she clearly showed no amount of sympathy for the people who got screwed. I just dont see a way were she is devoid of blame

jah is mighty

God bless you dude. Hope these greedy morons get slapped for fraud.

Mike Gervasi

They didn't want your kind there, all informed, hurling facts and stuff. They can only profit off idiots. So..go away...smart guy

Mario Stoilov

The dumb tuah girls losing it immediately when coffee starts his comment

Ed Leszczynski

It amazes me how a single un-funny viral for some reason tiktok is a joke that keeps giving.

Mario Ojeda

"One of the most misserable horrible launches I have ever seen" hits diferent coming from Coffeezilla

Jonathan Bastnagel

As an aside, I never see my name in the credit rolls. Anyone know why that would be?

IzzyDeadYet

man it’s so funny all these folks think nobody can figure out their game, but it’s exactly the same as penny stocks in the 90’s. Like literally exactly the same game-

Keller

"You're used to these scammers out here, not us" All these scumbags sound the same

Jessie Booten

“Take a chill pill.” Bro, it’s not 1990…

Rambo Louw

Godspeed Coffee. Imagine someone goes to jail for this and probably the worst place to hear hauk tauh

M Dub

I feel bad for the girl. She's trying to do what's trendy and obviously she doesn't understand the economics of how crypto works and someone pitched her this idea. Whoever advised her to be the face of a crypto coin has really done her a disservice. I do hope she learns the hard way by means of legal ramifications of not knowing what you're signing off on.

Abdelkader Boudih

Just watch how she will start crying later and say her male partners manipulated her.

WaterWoman

It is the gift that keeps on giving but honestly, I hope the girl is not involved and I don’t think she is. She’s young and what could she possibly know about Crypto? I know I’m decrepit at age 61, but it did take me years to figure it out.

Winged Gunsknecht

The classic follow-up question claims more victims. And they say journalism is dead.

OddDogWarrior

It's nice seeing you go for the throat Coffee!

Leonardo

I was waiting for the "we used to love Coffeezilla until..."

Adam Bialoszewski

Another moron's -who even invest with these scammers.Who cares where money gone?WTF

KnockKnockitstheKGB

Oh gee, a Tennessean woman who got viral over a BJ joke is turning out to be a scammer....why am I not surprised

MIKΞL

She is clueless, she got screwed too.

MewintheDark

everyone report her and her team to the fbi under cyber crime reporting.

Rene Macias

“Who is paying you coffee?” 🤣🤣

BENDER9000

Love the part where they mention the costs of setting up a foundation in the Cayman Islands... Yeah, that instills a boatload of confidence.

Zach Bryant

A foundation in the Cayman Islands? Like that's supposed to inspire trust? Bruh 💀

Bjørnar

Honestly tho, why is anyone suprised? Influencers seem to be getting away with rugpulls left and right. It's basically free money because their scandal will just dissapear within a few days when the next scandal is erupting - and so the cycle goes.

MIKΞL

Posted on their TG Hello to all the investors, I probably should have put this up before. I really put in 110% effort into HKTU. I invested a lot into the project and into the utilities and walked away with nothing from this. I apologize to you all that I failed you. The partner that I had for this project @CordNoPlug set me up from the beginning with full intention of ripping me off. He was the writer for the contract and developer. When the hawk tuah girl stop being famous everyone started to sell. Then about a week later. Cord went in to the mw and stole all the funds and traded all the tokens I had in That wallet. I learned that he has done this to several projects that he has helped launch or written the contract for. The project he did this to before mine was Moose Knuckles. I’m very sorry that this project failed. I had such high hopes for it. If anyone has any questions feel free to contact me, (I’m not going any where) and I will any questions you have. I strongly believe in honesty, and transparency. Thanks SpecopS

Nolan

absolutely wild. everyone wants a piece of the meme scam pie

FerA

Crypto bros: hate government and laws. Get scammed* crypto bros: I’ll bring in the government and lawyers against you 🙄 every single time.

Karl Doyle

How did anyone think investing in a hawk thua coin was a good idea 🙄

Azrael Nauctis

Why do these Meme Coin Scammers think they can pull a fast one on you, not to mention be so pretentious to their scammed fans?

duresh08

Finally got my card to go through to support you. Been meaning to for a while. Patreon payments are really difficult from India for some reason. Thank you for what you do Coffee. Truly the greatest journalist of our time!

KomplicatedYT

This one was a doozy, keep up the great work Coffee!

WaterWoman

Lots of people referencing you in their videos today. Keep up the good work!

DaMu

Who was that kid that was yelling "What, Coffeezilla!?" at the beginning?

Daruka Eon

Lmao! "Right tuah jail."

Olga

This video is what got me to subscribe to CZ’s Patreon… this video is hysterical & yet so satisfying (Thanks Coffee for keepin it real 🤘😂)

Asyouare

The sad thing is that the difficult part of this is actually getting these people to trial. That costs a lot of money.

Chris Hickey

Coffee was mentioned in the Vanity Fair article, the Rise and Fall of Hawk Tuah Girl

Robert Hirsch

Commenting on the Cayman Island Part: As a crypto project founder, I can confirm that it's common practice to set up a foundation outside of the US to avoid dealing with the SEC. This is because the SEC often attacks crypto projects, even legitimate ones, and it's costly to defend against these attacks. Most crypto lawyers advise against launching in the US due to the high risk and cost of SEC intervention. To mitigate this risk, many projects establish a foundation in a country like the Cayman Islands, Netherlands, or Switzerland. In fact, there is a competitive market for this service between these places. This foundation must be separate from any US entities to avoid giving the SEC jurisdiction. This part is critical. It was established that fees were being sent to a foundation, which controlled how the funds were spent. It is certainly possible that there is a scam, but "fees went to the foundation" isn't the scam. The scam would be "Hawk Tuah girl had direct control of those funds". Maybe that happened, maybe it didn't, but that is what was needed to be proven. I'm not defending the project or the situation, but I understand why this setup was chosen. The US has made it difficult and risky to launch crypto projects, forcing many to seek safer options abroad. To further clarify: I can't believe anyone invested in this project. I can't believe they claimed to be anything other than a meme coin. I CAN believe that the early investors dumped their tokens onto the market the first chance they got and the people who she was working with should have absolutely known that would happen.

Peter Balnes

Dude got rugpulled back.. Emotionally, think he is still with his phone in his hand questioning life, Coffee ypur wild🎯💀🧡

Leo Chester

The notification for Sneako Updates at 4:42 (or 4:40 if you want breathing room) was unexpected like why does bro follow sneako updates