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How Rumble Staff Punished Me for Speaking the Truth

I called out Rumble staff for simping and viewbotting in the gaming category, and just like that-my checkmark was gone. No warning, no discussion. They stripped it away out of pure pettiness. And where did they do it? On Discord. Even the head admin was mocking me, openly laughing while handing out checkmarks to low-following accounts like party favors. That’s the level of unprofessionalism we’re dealing with.

And to top it off, “Fat Mario” decided to shadowban me simply because I called him out for it. Imagine being that insecure.

They Targeted Me Personally

I was a Rumble partner for 30 days, and despite their promises, they intentionally left me out of the featured section. Every partner was supposed to get exposure, but I wasn’t willing to be a meat rider like the rest, so they shut me out. The head partner manager made up excuse after excuse to justify their blatant favoritism.

But it gets worse. They actually tried to viewbot my channel-to make it look like they were promoting me. Their head partner staff claimed he needed a “30-minute head start” before promoting my stream. That’s not how real promotion works. A tweet, a front-page feature-those are instant. So what was he really doing? Giving bots time to roll in. I saw right through it, and when I started questioning things, he ignored me.

Meanwhile, his staff acted like children, personally attacking anyone who didn’t suck up to them.

TheJoker and Sponge: Two-Faced Fraudsters

I remember back in 2023, I was in a Discord call with TheJoker and Sponge- both known viewbotters. They mocked Rumble, called it trash, and hyped up Kick. They even questioned why I was still on Rumble. Fast forward, and now TheJoker is Rumble’s biggest meat rider.

Why didn’t he want me on his stream to talk about what really went down? Because he’s a fraud. He was trash-talking Kick for handing out partnerships, yet that’s exactly what he did with Parti-handing deals to his inner circle before getting kicked out of their staff. And of course, he lied about it, claiming he “left.” No one just leaves after that much effort. Something happened, and he’s scared of getting sued.

I have all the receipts. They can lie all they want, but proof doesn’t lie, Rumble 😉.

Rumble's Shady Partner Program

I met all the requirements for my checkmark. I have the email to prove it. But now, they’ve locked verification behind a paywall. Imagine having to pay just to stay in their partner program. Who falls for that? Oh right- clowns like TheJoker, who flip-flop between platforms, viewbot wherever they go, and play the victim when called out.

He got kicked off Kcip for viewbotting (among other things), ran to Parti and lasted two weeks, then jumped to Rumble-where he’s now kissing up hard. This is the same guy who made a video on X calling Dr Disrespect a pdo, and now he’s pretending to be his biggest fan just to fit in. And the same idiots who followed him before are still eating it up.

If someone has a history of flip-flopping and lying, why trust them now? Zero self-awareness.

Rumble’s Gaming Takeover? More Like a Fumble.

What kind of platform makes creators pay just to stay in the program? Even YouTube doesn’t do that. I streamed for hours every day during my 30-day partnership and made just $500. That same effort on Kick? I’d be making way more.

Rumble’s so-called “takeover” is actually a fumble. They’re in 7th place for a reason. Their gaming section is full of dead chats because they’re botting their own creators. Even some of their political streams have dead chats.

And then, they shadowbanned me. I’m not even searchable on rumble. And I’m not the only one. Just check the testimonial to people: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/rumble.com

Another creator had to wait a whole year to get paid, and they weren’t exactly nice to him either.

Rumble Encourages Harassment

Rumble doesn’t just allow viewbotting-they encourage it. Their fanboys harass anyone who speaks out. Look at TheJoker-he’s openly viewbotting on Rumble, and their staff doesn’t even care.

He used my Rumble partner email to stir up drama with Kick and make them jealous, then deleted everything that could expose him.

Too bad for him-I’m always ten steps ahead. I took screenshots. I know exactly what kind of liar and opportunist he is.

The Bottom Line: Rumble is a Scam

Rumble is corrupt. Their staff is unprofessional and biased. I’ve had my issues with Kick, but never since 2022 have they spoken to me with the same level of disrespect that Rumble staff has. A scam, built on lies and fake numbers?

The Bottom Line: Rumble is a Scam

Let’s get one thing straight: Rumble doesn’t care about creators. They care about controlling the narrative. They claim to be a "free speech" platform, but anyone who dares to expose their shady practices gets silenced. The hypocrisy is thick. They’ll delete your channel without hesitation if you speak out, even if you’re a creator who’s been there for years. If they delete my account, it’ll be an obvious statement about their true intentions.

It’s not just a theory—real people are losing their channels without warning. Active, inactive, doesn’t matter. They get erased. Rumble throws stones at YouTube for doing the exact same thing, but guess what? They’re no better. They’ve built their entire platform on pretending to be the “free speech” haven, but behind the scenes, they’re silencing those who expose the truth. Classic double standard.

Let’s talk about tactics: Rumble doesn’t just delete accounts—they send their army of minions to mass report and attack creators on other platforms like YouTube and X. I’ve been targeted myself—shadowbanned and banned just for speaking out. That’s the type of manipulation they’ve got going on. It’s not about truth or transparency; it’s about protecting their reputation at all costs.

Then there’s LumpyPotato and SilverFox—Rumble’s poster children. Let’s be real, these two are the embodiment of everything wrong with the platform. LumpyPotato fakes a pro-gaming background (he’s nowhere near what he claims to be), and SilverFox? The guy plays the victim while using his wife as some bizarre marketing strategy. But what really stands out is how their numbers are artificially inflated by Rumble. Viewbotting is the name of the game here.

You think those big view counts are real? Think again. Rumble is propping them up, pushing fake engagement. Their chatrooms are silent unless the streamers themselves are talking, and the followers they have are fake too. The only reason LumpyPotato ever got a raid from Doc is because Rumble's staff is pushing them. Without that behind-the-scenes help, these guys wouldn’t even have an audience. They’re not gaining real subscribers or real followers-they’re just riding the coattails of fake numbers.

You know what else is hilarious? The copycatting. These guys are so unoriginal, it’s pathetic. They straight-up copy my content-whether it’s the games I play or the style of my streams. They always jump on games I’m playing, almost immediately after I start. It’s lazy, it’s tacky, and it shows just how little creativity they actually have. And don’t get me started on the thumbnails they use-cheap, uninspired, and straight-up lazy.

I called out LumpyPotato for his so-called "millions" of views. You know what happened? He instantly hid his subscription tab on rumble like coward that he is. That’s right, the guy with “millions” of views on rumble and supposedly a massive following couldn’t even show how few subscribers he actually has. The numbers don’t add up. It’s clear as day. He’s not gaining any real traction. But none of this matters to Rumble- they want to create the illusion of success, no matter how fake it is. He also went his way after get reject by epic and Ubisoft he went bought some following on X just get into that epic partnership because rumble was not even on their list so he used X since X dummy don't check people that botting their followers.

Here’s the truth: without Rumble’s constant pushing and viewbotting, these so-called creators wouldn’t have anything. The fake views, the followers, the raids-they’re all fake. It’s all manufactured by Rumble staff. They’re not growing organically; they’re artificially inflating everything, and the whole platform is built on that lie.

But here's the kicker: I’ve got the receipts some i have post on here onmy blog on the viewbotter creator on their platform they feature. I’ve got all the proof, and I’m dropping it soon. Rumble is a fraud, and everything they’ve built is a house of lies. The truth is coming, and when it hits, it won’t be pretty for them. Stay tuned.

🚨 The Truth About Inflated View Counts on Rumble

Lately, I've been noticing more and more strange on Rumble streamers with hundreds of live viewers but barely any real chat activity. If you've ever watched a truly popular streamer, you know the chat moves fast, with constant messages from different users. But on Rumble? Many so-called "top" streamers sit at 400+ viewers while their chat looks like a ghost town. Suspicious, right?

This isn't just an isolated case. Viewbotting using fake or automated viewers to inflate numbers is rampant on smaller platforms trying to compete with YouTube or Twitch. Whether it's done by the streamers themselves or by the platform to make itself look more successful, the end result is the same:

🚫 Don't Fall for the Illusion

Rumble, like any platform, wants to look like it's growing fast. If it can show big viewer numbers, more content creators and advertisers might jump on board. But those inflated numbers don’t mean real engagement, real communities, or real influence. And that’s the danger—people blindly trust numbers without questioning where they come from.

💡 The Lesson: Don't Be Gullible

If you’re watching a stream and the numbers don’t match the interaction, trust your gut.

Ask yourself:

✅ Are there new people constantly chatting? Or is it the same few names over and over?

✅ Is the conversation natural, or does it feel repetitive/scripted?

✅ Does the engagement match the hype?

Don't let platforms trick you into believing their hype. Fake views don’t equal real success. In a world full of inflated numbers, the smartest thing you can do is pay attention to real engagement, not vanity metrics.

Nothing against this particular streamer. I don’t know him that well but it’s all red flags over this.

Rumble’s Viewbot Problem is Bigger Than You Think

Rumble has become a massive playground for viewbotters. Streamers like Lumpypotato, Silverfox, and now TheJoker from Kick are all operating there, and the platform seems to be pushing these old creators while heavily botting the feature section. The fact that only viewbotters defend this system and attack anyone who calls it out should tell you everything.

I genuinely think Rumble's staff is involved in pushing these artificially inflated creators to make the platform look more successful than it really is. They want big numbers to attract more users, advertisers, and investors, but in reality, it’s a manufactured illusion of popularity rather than true organic growth.

If Rumble is artificially boosting creators to manufacture popularity, it’s only a matter of time before the whole thing collapses. Stay sharp, question the numbers, and don’t let fake hype fool you.

Share this to keep people informed. The internet is full of smoke and mirrors don’t get played.

I wonder how the FTC will feel about this. They're playing with fire! The fact that they condone this and the staff is doing nothing about it is a huge red flag. Why aren’t they questioning why their chat is so dead? It’s because some staff members are doing this for them they get 30min heads up since it take time til viewbot flying in the backgroun. There other issue with rumble just read people own experience statement.

Here is a review of the platform: Trustpilot Review of Rumble.

Rumble can barely even beat Nimo TV. They bought a lot of bots during election day, managing to reach 6th place for a short time before dropping back to 7th. This is exactly why the top three platforms are the big boys because they actually hold viewbotters accountable. On those platforms, creators who abuse the system and cheat their way up get kicked out of the creator program. Rumble, on the other hand, seems to let it slide.

I have posted about this in the past as well. These are all red flags, and you’d have to be the dumbest person not to see right through this.

FTC, here I come. How would they feel about these screenshots? This is a huge red flag, and anyone with a brain can see right through it.

Xo.