ReviewTechUSA's Meltdown Over 8-Bit Eric!

ReviewTechUSA recently stirred up controversy by accusing me of spreading lies about him, claiming that I had leaked private audio messages he sent to Jay Hooft (JKB) and posted his Facebook post and tweets. Let me set the record straight: I did not leak any of Rich's private messages or post any of his content. Despite this, Rich has continued to blame me for his own actions, even bringing up unrelated topics like Trump in an attempt to deflect criticism. It's clear that Rich is grasping at straws and attempting to shift blame onto others. Let's delve into the details of this ongoing drama and see how it has unfolded.

In a recent stream, ReviewTechUSA (Rich) aired private audio messages he had sent to Jay Hooft after Jay announced he was cutting ties with Rich. This decision came after Jay received unpleasant messages from Rich, sparking controversy and discussions among fans.

The drama began when Rich posted a Facebook post mocking JKB about a PC he had given him, which he later deleted. JKB responded by revealing the truth about his firing on Discord. Rich's disparaging comments about JKB in Discord screenshots prompted others to defend JKB, leading to a video addressing the situation.

After the video's release, Rich accused others of leaking the Discord posts, including one of JKB's defenders. However, this accusation was false, as the defender was merely standing up for a friend. Following the escalating situation, Rich eventually apologized to JKB, personally paying him and apologizing for his behavior. Rich also apologized to others, including the defender, for his false accusations.

Despite the apologies and attempts to resolve the issue, the drama between ReviewTechUSA and Jay Hooft continues. The incident serves as a reminder to verify information before making assumptions in online controversies.

Check out Jay Hooft's channel for his perspective on the situation:

/ @jayhooft

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