Nick Fuentes Destroyed My Life

So Nick Fuentes is a famous racist and

white nationalist and I went on Rumble,

the streaming platform he works on, to

like watch his videos and hear him out,

I guess. Hate Six Flags. Always hated

Six Flags. Six Flags was very

traumatizing. The first video I saw from

him was called It's Time for Me to

Ascend. And it made for an odd

introduction to the guy. In the first 2

minutes, Nick whines about being chubby

and small and wanting an awesome body.

I'm going to get huge arms. I'm going to

get a huge chest. Told myself I'm

getting fat. I need to ascend.

>> And I saw that and thought, "Wow, he's

just like me for real. Wow, I'm a weak

and soft man and want to ascend just

like Nick Fuentes." Oh, you're getting

fat again. Oh, the slop. You eat

like You are and you should

die. So then I go on a diet and now I

want to die. I was about to close the

tab out of shame, but then something

interesting happened. Someone named Big

Guy 2254 super chatted Nick with a $25

donation and asked,

>> "Hey Nick, I agree with mass

remigration, but for DACA kids, aren't

they more American than where they're

from? Some don't even speak their home

language.

you. They got to go." And this

simple moment shortcircuited my mind and

ruined me uh for 3 months. I want you to

imagine something. You're a big fan of

Nick Fuente. Somebody who wants to see

him have $25 American because you like

him so much. And your question for Nick

is, uh, should some undocumented

immigrants be allowed to stay in

America? Wouldn't it be nice if the

immigrants just hung around? Nick's

response to this question is entirely

predictable. Indeed, I would

respectfully ask that big guy 2254 send

me any future $25 donations because I'm

more than capable of answering on Nick's

behalf. No, he don't want the DACA kids.

Well, what about them? What about us,

bro? Too bad. So sad. The world is a is

a tough place. But they were here as

kids. Okay. So what?

>> Nick Fentes hates non-white immigrants.

He complains about Donald Trump because

he doesn't deport enough, you know,

non-white immigrants. That's like his

whole thing. Trump is constantly

signaling to his predominantly white

base with a implicitly white cultural

politics and is always stabbing the

white people in the back. It's no

different than when at the convention

last year they held up signs saying mass

deportations.

You see any mass deportations? They're

not happening. And yet the question is

asked. The money changes hands. There

was a moment when big guy 2254 thought

to himself, you know, maybe my favorite

race streamer might make a reasonable

exception uh to his racism policy.

What's my point? Why do I care about

this? Am I about to tell you that

actually Nick Fuentes's audience, the

so-called gropers, are more complicated

and evenhanded than you might expect?

No, not at all. In fact, as we'll see,

they're usually total freaks. Oftentimes

more freakish than Nick is himself.

>> First time super dating. Do you think

people want to replace Hitler with

Epstein? Most people can't live without

some ultimate evil to put all their

problems on.

>> Oh my gosh. No. My point is simply that

things get weirder the more closely you

look at them. In the last year, many

high-profile publications have written

about Nick Fuentes, and for the most

part, they talk about big ideas. What

does Nick Fuentes say about the future

of the Republican party, about the

future of young American men? Most of

these articles contain a general list of

Nick's most audacious beliefs, his

anti-semitism, and racism, and most of

them express a profound concern at his

popularity. As Jay Caspian Kang writes,

we should be more worried about Nick

than we already are. None of these

articles are bad. I'm not trying to

start beef here. I know the New Yorker

watches my videos and that they must be

molding right now. But nevertheless, I

do want more. We're told this guy Nick

Fuentes is so important and influential.

But what is he actually like? How does

he express his beliefs? Why is he so

popular? What is this world he's built

for himself over on rumble.com? So today

I started the diet and it's all protein,

no carbs, and I want to kill myself. In

the last few months, I've watched a lot

of Nick Fuentes, maybe around 50 hours,

though I haven't counted. And today, I

want to talk about it. I just hope to

tell you about Nick Fuentes as I've come

to see him as the sometimes unique and

sometimes quite boring person that he

is. And maybe by the end we can start to

understand why big guy 2254 booted up

his favorite streamer Nick Fuentes and

gave him money and thought maybe this

guy is interested in my nuanced

immigration hottake.

On December 8th, 2025, Pierce Morgan had

a lengthy interview with Nick Fuentes.

>> Nick Fuentes, welcome to Uncensored.

>> Hi. Great to be with you. I don't know

you.

>> The interview is basically about going

over Nick's record. Fentes has of course

said many tendentious and bigoted things

over the course of his career and Morgan

plays clips of these moments and is like

you said a crazy thing about women.

Women suck. Like they're talking too

much. They're not hot anymore.

>> So what's up with that? Are you a

misogynist?

>> See basically you're just a misogynist

old dinosaur, aren't you? For a for a

young guy. You said a crazy thing about

black people.

>> I'm not living around blacks. Sorry.

Call me racist. Oh, very Christian to

you. I don't give a

>> Do you really stand by that? Are you

really are are you actually a racist

right now?

>> You're basically saying, "Yeah, I'm a

racist, aren't you?"

>> Uh, yeah. Yeah, I'm fine with that.

>> To tell you the truth, watching this

conversation is like pulling teeth. Nick

Fuentes is an out-and-out racist and Jew

hater and misogynist. And watching

Pierce Morgan act baffled and indignant

about this fact for two hours straight,

you know, it's just not appealing

television.

>> But are you actually attracted to women?

>> I am attracted to women.

>> You're not gay.

>> No.

>> Still, I watched the whole thing. And to

be honest with you, I was not impressed.

I guess that's not so surprising. You

probably wouldn't expect me to like Nick

Fuentes very much. Uh, but even beyond

my disagreements with his politics, I

just found Nick grading and annoying and

kind of dim. There are all these

embarrassing moments that pepper the

interview. Like, at one point, Nick is

explaining why he advises his audience

to avoid black people and says,

>> "White people should go out of their way

to avoid black people when they see

them."

>> Absolutely. They would be wise.

>> Why? because it's a lose-lose

proposition. If you're Ireina Zerutka

and you don't walk the other way, you

get stabbed to death and you die.

>> If you're somebody else and you walk on

the subway and you stand you're a black

person or something, maybe it's fine. Uh

it's a lose-lose proposition.

>> What you know, I have a lot of empathy

for starting sentences and then

realizing you don't know how to finish

them. Uh but in this case, his failure

really undermines the thrust and

severity of his argument. Right? being

near black people is a lose-lose

situation because like so like the first

lose is that what if they stab you and

the other lose is um that it's fine. So