Nick Fuentes

Yeah.

So I wasn't, I had other good jokes that night, but that was like the one that caught on.

Cause, um,

I just think it captured the imagination of liberals who were like, it's over for us, which it kind of is, you know, but in some ways.

But so I put that out there.

I didn't even vote for Trump, but I put that tweet out.

Who did you vote for?

I didn't vote at all.

I just recused myself.

But that's just what makes it ironic because I became in some ways emblematic of the election, even though I didn't participate.

But...

So it got 100 million impressions on Twitter.

And people were saying on the news that kids were saying it in school.

It was on like the news that in middle schools and high schools, the boys were saying that to the girls.

Your body, my choice.

So it became this thing where it's like, he's creating this toxic environment for women.

So...

the internet lost its mind and people then started posting my address online because they were so unhappy with the tweet.

And so on TikTok and on Twitter, a screenshot of my address, my phone number, all my personal information, it went viral.

And when I say viral, I mean, there were multiple tweets that got 20 million views with my whole readout, all my information.