Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In 2020, rumours surfaced alleging that JelloApocalypse had an alternate DeviantArt account full of very strange things. But is it true? In this video, we look over everything and see if it really holds much merit.
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IMPORTANT:
So, regarding the recent JelloApocalypse video, there was a big section talking and comparing Jello's art to the Pepperspot art, in which I went about interviewing several artists, off this screenshot alone.
I've cut that out in the YouTube editor following people pointing out that the art wasn't actually drawn by him, and after checking it a few times, I confirmed it. If you see any awkward cuts in th video that's probably why.
I've also confirmed the validity of everything else in the video.
This video's script was an exception to how they're normally written: I research and script most of my videos but this particular one was in collaboration with an associate of mine who had collaborated on previous stuff before in early 2021 when I used to do facecam. This person, who I'm keeping anonymous (because I've learned my lesson about publicly naming former friends on a big platform) brought the initial information and screenshots to me.
However, even if it was probably my weakest point in the entire video, it's still on me as I never went out of my way to check the art's origin. It was a question that went over my head amidst a lot of other stuff that turned out to be misinformation, and I can confirm I'm no longer going to be working with that individual.
I wanna thank those people who did let me know about that mistake.
I'm really grateful to have an audience that doesn't echo everything I say and actually points out my wrongs when I make them, because it greatly helps me to improve. I'm not perfect and I never want to claim so, but I know that I cover some very serious topics on this channel, and making mistakes here can have serious implications, so I'm gonna try harder than ever to keep my information verified and triple-checked.
So, legitimately, thanks. Sometimes I need reality checks like this to not get too lost in online rabbit holes.
Introduction 0:00
Origins 1:53
The Twitter Wave 4:08
Pepperspot's Sins 5:03
Similarities 7:35
Wrench In The Works 9:20
Conclusion 14:04
Music Credit:
Karl Casey
In 2020, rumours surfaced alleging that JelloApocalypse had an alternate DeviantArt account full of very strange things. But is it true? In this video, we look over everything and see if it really holds much merit.
MEMBERSHIPS: youtube.com/channel/UCC3KBqEfPoPVGvy87Rjq7fw/join
SPOTIFY: open.spotify.com/show/2LLFqWCNw7kA4cL3ZOCAQT?si=6fb7d8214ebd42e2
MERCH: toastify-shop.fourthwall.com
DISCLAIMER: Any individual that I make a video on should not receive any unnecessary hate or harassment, these videos are entirely for entertainment purposes. When I create and upload "exposed" videos on people, I criticise/mock the person's actions, not the person themselves.
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.
IMPORTANT:
So, regarding the recent JelloApocalypse video, there was a big section talking and comparing Jello's art to the Pepperspot art, in which I went about interviewing several artists, off this screenshot alone.
I've cut that out in the YouTube editor following people pointing out that the art wasn't actually drawn by him, and after checking it a few times, I confirmed it. If you see any awkward cuts in th video that's probably why.
I've also confirmed the validity of everything else in the video.
This video's script was an exception to how they're normally written: I research and script most of my videos but this particular one was in collaboration with an associate of mine who had collaborated on previous stuff before in early 2021 when I used to do facecam. This person, who I'm keeping anonymous (because I've learned my lesson about publicly naming former friends on a big platform) brought the initial information and screenshots to me.
However, even if it was probably my weakest point in the entire video, it's still on me as I never went out of my way to check the art's origin. It was a question that went over my head amidst a lot of other stuff that turned out to be misinformation, and I can confirm I'm no longer going to be working with that individual.
I wanna thank those people who did let me know about that mistake.
I'm really grateful to have an audience that doesn't echo everything I say and actually points out my wrongs when I make them, because it greatly helps me to improve. I'm not perfect and I never want to claim so, but I know that I cover some very serious topics on this channel, and making mistakes here can have serious implications, so I'm gonna try harder than ever to keep my information verified and triple-checked.
So, legitimately, thanks. Sometimes I need reality checks like this to not get too lost in online rabbit holes.
Introduction 0:00
Origins 1:53
The Twitter Wave 4:08
Pepperspot's Sins 5:03
Similarities 7:35
Wrench In The Works 9:20
Conclusion 14:04
Music Credit:
Karl Casey
