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

Mat Franco reflects on the advice he’d give his younger self—learning not to take himself so seriously, recognizing insecurity, and focusing on the craft over ego.

Vitaly denied knowing him, claimed Eric couldn’t legally film him, and even hired security after Eric posted the confrontation. Eric and Tanner break down how Vitaly’s downfall — drugs, arrests, public scandals, and now copying other creators — pushed him to challenge the false narrative surround...

David McClellan discusses his real name — Davide — and shares that he was born in Italy before moving to the U.S. where his name was “Americanized.”

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

Ashton recounts the moment everything changed: an IRS scam call in 2016 that was never meant to go viral. It was filmed as a joke for Facebook friends, expected to last a few minutes — but instead turned into a nearly hour-long call with a shocking ending that exploded online.

Art and Ashton talk about the stuff they did to “make it” in the acting world. From humiliating casting calls to how the industry has changed — they've got stories that’ll make you laugh… or cringe.

In this raw and revealing conversation, Courtney ElizXbeth reflects on the aftermath of her very first predator catch and how it unexpectedly launched her into a full-time mission. We also revisit our very first collaboration—an infamous catch in San Diego that quickly became one of the most cont...

Kevin breaks down the real meaning behind his signature phrase “what a treat.” It’s not about luxury or expensive food — it’s about gratitude, recognizing privilege, and appreciating the simple act of getting to eat well when so many people can’t.

Dexter debriefs the funeral sting house weekend in Gardena, California with stories, updates, YouTube drama, and reactions to the public reception.

Is it a scam? Misleading? Smart business? NGSlot shares his honest thoughts.

Tanner and Eric break down the first time a prank actually got them arrested — and how a joke at Walmart spiraled into felony vandalism and a legal nightmare they never saw coming.

Everyone wants to be a content creator… but very few talk about the reality behind the grind. In this episode, Ashton and Art open up about their 10-year journey—what it’s really like to navigate YouTube, the do’s and don’ts of brand deals, the mistakes that nearly killed Trilogy Media before it ...

Join the dynamic duo, Art and Ashton, as they dive headfirst into the wild world of their online comment section. Each episode features our fearless hosts reading out some of the most outrageous, hilarious, stupid, and sometimes downright mean comments from their videos. Watch as they react in th...

Coming soon! Busting scammers in London.

Join us on a nail-biting journey into the heart of scam operations at The People's Call Center! In this episode, we go beyond the call center and trace the roots of deception to confront not one, but TWO scammer cash mules in person. Witness the tension, the risks, and the ultimate satisfaction o...

Ashton and Raja recall the time they literally tried to sneak into a casting office by pretending to deliver a pizza…with a headshot taped under the lid. Yes, really. Raja even wore a fake Domino’s uniform. It’s cringey. It’s hilarious. And it’s the exact kind of story that explains how far we we...

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

Ashton rants about YouTube comment culture (part 1), in this inaugural episode of "Stupid Bullshit".

Scam victim gets her $30,000 back.

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.

Extended version of exploring the dark web with 0Day and John Hammond

Art and Ash open up about the chaotic early days of Trilogy Media—back when they were throwing everything at the wall to see what would stick. They explain how they accidentally discovered their niche through persistence, authenticity, and some harsh lessons along the way.

Mat Franco explains what really happens after winning America’s Got Talent—from the wrap party straight into nonstop press, interviews, and zero sleep.