Viral fame sounds like the dream—millions of views, overnight success, brand deals pouring in. But in this brutally honest conversation, Art and Ashton break down the real dangers of blowing up too fast online.

Courtney ElizXbeth tells the jaw-dropping story of her very first predator catch. With no crew, no experience, and no backup except her friend Chris, she tracked down a predator on her own and confronted him in a local park.

Courtney ElizXbeth opens up about the shocking deletion of her YouTube channel, the financial devastation it caused, and the emotional toll of losing years of work overnight. But she’s not done. In this clip, Courtney shares her unshakable determination to continue exposing predators.

Mat Franco talks about knowing from childhood that magic was his path—and how years of real-world performing built his career long before America’s Got Talent.

🚨 We found the scammer. We found the car. And we showed up. Watch as we confront a suspected scammer face-to-face in front of his lavish car — a car paid for with VICTIM'S hard-earned money. What happens next will leave you stunned!

Chicago was supposed to be just another scam bust… until the guy opened the door with a gun in his waistband and threats on his lips.

Long before Trilogy Media, before Predator stings and scam-busting… Art was just a hopeful Belarusian actor with a dream and a demo DVD. The team cracks open Art’s original acting materials, including a 2009 demo reel, cringe pilot ideas, and budget pitches that make HBO look cheap.

This might look like a normal suburban house, but it’s actually a sting house to catch cash mules for tech support scams. The men in this BMW have arrived to this house in Long Beach California to steal $200,000 from a 90 year old man. But what they don’t know is the cash is fake, the old man isn...

This could be our most unsettling confrontation yet. Eric walked into our sting house thinking he was meeting a 14-year-old girl for sex. With jaw-dropping twists and turns, Eric’s chilling behavior will leave you speechless as his true nature is exposed in real time. This extended, uncensored ep...

Chris Hansen inspired his early sting setups, but when Hansen started publicly throwing shade—calling Skeeter ‘Paw Patrol’ on podcasts—Skeeter clapped back the best way he knows how: with jokes and results.

Another one bites the dust! 46yo Juan busted for trying to meet a 14 year old girl.

Nonsense scammers meet boisterous shenanigans from the Trilogy Media live stream vault.

Nonsense scammers meet boisterous shenanigans from the Trilogy Media live stream vault.

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Eric and Tanner talk about the reality of online criticism—why half the audience will always complain, and why creators must follow performance data instead of comments.

Nonsense scammers meet boisterous shenanigans from the Trilogy Media live stream vault.

A single viral moment in Las Vegas turned Matthew Parrino from a nightlife worker into a UFC announcer with millions of views — and the story behind it is unbelievable.

Matthew sits down with Art & Ashton to talk about:
• His insane Vegas experiences
• How one video changed everything overnigh...

Courtney ElizXbeth opens up about the dark side of being a creator—dealing with daily hate comments, body shaming, and how trolls try to tear her down. But instead of quitting, she’s using it as fuel to keep going. In this raw and real conversation, she shares her mindset, the power of not giving...

Jim Browning joins us to finally reflect—publicly—for the first time, on the chaotic and dangerous India glitterbomb mission we pulled off with him and Mark Rober.

Art and Ashton open up about the early days before Trilogy Media — when four best friends from four different corners of the world came together in Los Angeles, scraping by with day jobs they hated and nights they lived for.

Nonsense scammers meet boisterous shenanigans from the Trilogy Media live stream vault.

What started as a scam promising $8.5 million and a box of gold turned into a full-scale takedown of Jennifer, her accomplices, and even her unsuspecting money mules! Jennifer, posing as a “Publisher’s Clearing House” agent, demanded $45,500 in bogus “taxes” to release the prize—but she didn’t co...