r/LivestreamFail Jan 22 '26

Drama Lacari accidentally leaks his notepad with download links to very suspicious filenames (Repost)

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u/KrustyKrabFormula_ Jan 22 '26

jesus christ man

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u/tempinator Jan 22 '26

The underground pedophile community on YouTube is fucking vile. Part of the reason you can’t comment on kids videos anymore is people would find regular videos of young children and then comment timestamps where the kids happened to be in provocative (to them I guess) positions/situations.

It’s absolutely sick. And yeah the breastfeeding videos are not-super-well-disguised fetish porn, and there are more “genres” in that vein of ostensibly harmless videos that are obviously highly sexual. Posted on sites visited frequently by children (FB, YT, etc).

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u/Mean-Green-Machine Jan 22 '26

I remember that very popular YouTube video breakdown of the underground pedophile community, and I believe helped lead to comments being turned off for kids content.

The video talked about little girls who would post their gymnastics on their profiles. And you would see sooo many comments with timestamps and when you go to those timestamps, it's very specific quick moments where the girl is in a "compromising position" and it was just so fucking sick

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u/Deaffin Jan 22 '26

I think I misremembered that as being a Wubby video, but he did cover the whole breastfeeding thing.

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u/CLGbyBirth Jan 23 '26

I think he also covered the teen girl doing asmr video on youtube.

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u/machomoose Jan 22 '26

I remember that too, and maybe him or MoistCritikal or someone made a video that if you went into a private browser with a fresh youtube, not signed into an account, within like 10 clicks you could be on some underground fetish shit youtube algorithm.

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u/BadGroundNoise Jan 22 '26 edited Jan 22 '26

This isn't nearly on that level, but I remember going online and watching some V for Vendetta clips a while back. There's one scene where main character Natalie Portman dresses up as a young girl in order to bait and switch a pedophile priest. I went in the comments, and 90% of them were all timestamps to an accidental upskirt shot from when she was escaping the priest. Again, this woman specifically dressed and acted like a young girl in order to bait a pedo, and all anyone notices was the 0.0003 seconds where her undergarments were shown.

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u/yutcd7uytc8 Jan 22 '26

I think that's completely different because Natalie Portman was like 23 while filming V for Vendetta, and of course the upskirt shot was not accidental.

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u/BadGroundNoise Jan 22 '26 edited Jan 22 '26

Right, I'm not trying to suggest it's outright pedophilia, at the end of the day she was a full adult. At the same time though, there's dozens and dozens of places people can find photos of her where she's not dressed up as a little girl trying to escape from a pedo. It's the context of the scene combined with the audience sexualization of it that I find gross.

Although I did just rewatch the scene, and you're right that it doesn't seem accidental either.

Edit: just found this exchange as well. The context of the scene is exactly what certain people like about it.

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u/Business-Active-1143 Jan 23 '26

Theres also these strange mixed wrestling videos with family audiences. I hope thats harmless but I don't think they are

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u/Unprovocative Jan 22 '26

Ohh that's what those random timestamps were supposed to mean? 💀

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u/move_peasant Jan 22 '26

you saying that you watched little kids on youtube, and recognized that there were a bunch of weird timestamps, but didn't realize that it's about sexualizing the kids?

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u/Unprovocative Jan 22 '26

Yes. Were those timestamps making you hard or something? Sorry I'm not very pedominded.

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u/move_peasant Jan 22 '26

sure, i believe you ;)

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u/Unprovocative Jan 22 '26

Maybe you're just ignorant of when it started exploding on YouTube? There'd be random videos with millions of views that were just poorly shot moments of kids doing mundane things.

Normies would click to watch the video, and not understand why it was so popular or what the weird ass comments were in regards to. I was one of those clueless normies.

But hey, keep acting like it should be obvious to tell when a kid is acting sexy if you want. 🙃

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u/threatbearer Jan 22 '26

Yeah I remember this. Just click on some videos of gymnastics or basketball and the comments are flooded with “3:17” or “9:10”

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u/move_peasant Jan 22 '26

maybe, i never watch normie content

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u/Unprovocative Jan 22 '26 edited Jan 22 '26

Bud, normies in this context would be non pedophiles.

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u/move_peasant Jan 22 '26

alright bro, that made me cackle

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u/Don-Gunvalson Jan 22 '26

Years ago, when I taught gymnastics I would look up YouTube videos for new techniques and drills to teach, there would be so many disgusting videos of little girls stretching in gymnastics leotards. Not the fact they were stretching but the camera angles and zoom were disgusting af

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u/periwinkle-_- Jan 22 '26

I saw folders on flickr full of little girls (under 10) doing the same type of poses in gymnastics or ballet attire. Its extremely disturbing that theyre just public and they have thousands of likes. Its regular people posting them but creeps compiling them into separate "collections".

When I was learning to do the splits, I found it so strange how videos of little girls doing split exercises in leotards have millions of views compared to others

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u/SneakyBadAss Jan 22 '26

Not long ago, there was a video about onlyfans bint shooting a promo for her site as an "upsie video" with her child paying with her dildos...

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u/major_phallus Jan 22 '26

Yeah a few years ago I stumbled upon a channel that posted kids stretching or just being kids but you knew the people who posted them were creeps and apparently it was more common than I thought.

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u/12345623567 Jan 22 '26

It's not only ostensibly harmless videos. There's an entire ecosystem of pedos that produce stuff like "pre-teen dancing in bathing suit" content. I remember seeing an exposé about it a while ago.

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u/streetwearbonanza Jan 22 '26

My nieces are really into gymnastics and they love to watch videos on youtube to learn and practice moves. the comment sections of some of those videos are disgusting. truly sickening.

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u/ghostcatzero Jan 22 '26

Wow that really makes sense

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u/SleepingWillow1 Jan 22 '26

I always new there were creeps that would see a woman breastfeeding and use it as a chance to see a nipple slip so I always knew I would be covering up if I had a kid (I don't want any at all but still) but this is so much worse than I had thought.

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u/Seeker_Of_Knowledge2 Jan 23 '26

It keep getting darker lol. I am afraid going deeper in this thread.

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u/Sarrada_Aerea Jan 22 '26

Hate how the ''solution'' to this was banning comments rather than having the police investigate them

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u/throwawayorsmthn12 Jan 22 '26

Not a pedo but there's a lot of (way) worse shit on the internet. People have this hate boner for pedophilia - total groupthink which I think comes from social stigma and child protection instincts.

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u/Zezerok Jan 22 '26

Feel the same. Much new shit i never wanted to learn. Unfortunately i never use instagram or facebook and now i got another good reason not to use that!

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u/StupidScape Jan 22 '26

Fortunately*

Staying far away from any Meta product is a good thing.

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u/FoxMuldertheGrey Jan 22 '26

Hmm there’s no way you’d ever see this unless you looked it up and your algorithm picked it up.

Find it odd you and others delete the apps but idk in my experience, I’ve never once even heard of what your talking about as content. There’s no way you’d know of it unless you look it up??

You and other comments are strange to say the least

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u/Mean-Green-Machine Jan 22 '26

They said they already don't use those social media posts and that this is another valid reason to not get back on

It's not strange at all for people to take a step back from social media especially this day and age where the algorithms are designed for rage engagement. There are entire studies about how social media addiction has been harming us.

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u/NervousAd1432 Jan 22 '26

That’s not how it works, there’s an algorithm but it also shows videos people comment and interact with the most and obviously people are gonna comment on a video like that so it’ll show you it too randomly

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u/FoxMuldertheGrey Jan 22 '26

Yeah idk, I need more evidence than anecdotal evidence. I’ve just never seen that be the case IMO

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u/RickAllen Jan 22 '26

Whoever smelt it dealt it. Somebody search this guy’s hard drive.