Insane Creator Scam | Asmongold Reacts 

Let’s be honest, hundreds of grand on mansions and cars and dinners and flights isn’t about providing a ‘fun’ experience for people, it’s about clout and trim.

Asmon seems to have misunderstood this - but clothes being donated wasn't by Revolt, but by their storage facility when they weren't paid, and wanted to get rid of the stuff.

Already saw the original video. Cannot wait to hear Asmon’s opinions on it

for the people that dont understand on the mr beast thing, say a shirt coast 20$ to a customer and the factory get 2$ for making it, after that the 18$ is now split from mr beast and revolt based on their %. what they were doing was saying the factory cost was 4$ pocking the extra 2$ and then taking there cut from the now 16$ sold shirt. thats what asmon means by double dipping and that is illegal.

Coffee has always been the guy to take the hit for us the people.

Coffee covers so many scams and actual illegal things that at this point that he could run an entire branch in our legal system.

In this kind of deal Mr Beast isn't buying the shirts from Revolt. Revolt was the middleman between the factory and mr beast, also handling logistics. For example if Revolt told Mr Breast they could make the shirts for $10, sell them for $20 and then revolt would get 20% of the sale. That would mean revolt got $2 a shirt. Now if the shirts actually cost $9 to make (revolt lied) then Revolt would walk away with $3 a shirt which is a 10% more than what was negotiated. In other words do you think Mr Beast would choose to work with Revolt for a smaller profit than working with another company?

Its funny the amount of times in this video Asmon starts explaining a thing only for the video to be like "No, you're wrong, it's the bad thing, here's why"

Coffezilla blends himself into his scenes really well. Like the compositing is really good.

So basically, don't buy overpriced merch from influencers that make more in a month, then your entire family in a year. Got it.

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Asmon merch:

This is an extremely scummy, but also EXTREMELY common practice in the apparel industry. Any time there is a company in between the brand and the manufacturer (e.g. liaison office, buying house), this exact practice takes place. And brands most often prefer to work with liaison offices, because it gives them plausible deniability. As in, if the factory burns down or there's a humanitarian crisis or worker abuse, they can save their hide and blame the liaison office. "The liaison office signed a contract with us that they would only enlist factories that have x, y and z conditions; how dare they break their word" and so on.

I used to work for a company that had things manufactured in China, in the same region as was on that invoice actually. I can testify that the companies will literally put whatever you want on the invoice, they do not care. But you do generally have to prepay them.

for people claiming that changing the COGS is normal, it is not in these situations. the calculations would be worked out where revolt would pay for the COGS, the storage, and the transport costs, and that would be totaled and removed from the gross profits and paid back to revolt, and then with the net profits, that would be split between the creator and revolt. revolt was defrauding the creators by claiming higher COGS as that would be separate from the percentage of net profit they would be owed.

The point is, Revolt isn't getting the merch made and selling it to Mr. Beast. This type of deal works differently. This is the type of deal companies do with musical groups. The music group has a crap load of fans that want to buy merch, but the group doesn't know anything about designing, manufacturing and selling merch. The merch company has all the knowledge and connects to design, manufacture, and sell merch, but alone, don't have a crap load of people that want merch from them. So what happens is a partnership is formed to allow the group to provide merch to their fans, with little no effort from the band and the merch company is provided a huge group of people to sell merch to. The merch company will do all the work and pay all the expenses and then the profit is split, based on an agreed upon percentage. I am sure there are plenty of companies that want this partnership with the group, so one way to attract the group to your merch company is to offer a big advance on the deal. A big chunk of money, up front, against what you think the partnership is going to make. The group doesn't actually make any additional money off the deal, until their percentage pays off that advance, and then after the advance is paid off, they start getting checks for their percentage over the advance. If they don't sell as much as they expected, the merch company eats the loss.

If what they were doing with the factory costs was legit, they wouldn't need to have the factory fudge the numbers.

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Don't overlook the showering detail. That's absolutely vital.

Probably my favorite content is Coffeezilla with asmon. Especially when he says he's had similar offers etc. So wild.