Behind the Scenes of Psycho Kid Gets Arrested

Jesse struggles with the pressure of daily videos while navigating his family's chaotic dynamics.

### Behind the Scenes of Psycho Kid Gets Arrested: A Deep Dive into the Series
* 🎥 The emotional toll of the series has led to a mix of **faith and hurt** among the cast, with promises of discussing **damage control** in future episodes.
* 🛋 The filming process involves **intense family dynamics** and the introduction of new characters like **Trooper Ken**, setting the stage for **serious confrontations**.
* 📈 Jesse reflects on the success of seemingly mundane videos, like a basketball game, which amassed **1.3 million views**, showcasing the blend of **reality and storytelling** in their content.
* 🚨 As filming progresses, Jesse grapples with the **consequences of portraying his character negatively**, which directly impacts **viewer perceptions of the channel**.
* 📅 The series is set to deepen as Jesse plans to **grow his hair and beard**, symbolizing his character's **descent into turmoil** while dealing with real-life pressures, including police involvement.
* 💬 "When people don't like me, the channel doesn't do as well," Jesse admits, highlighting the **interconnectedness of his personal and professional life**.
* 🕵 The narrative explores the challenges of **maintaining authenticity** while dealing with **public scrutiny** and the complexities of **family relationships**.
* 🍻 After filming, Jesse faces backlash from the police for making light of serious situations, emphasizing the **fine line between entertainment and reality** in his content creation.

### Behind the Scenes: Psycho Kid Gets Arrested
* 🎥 The day started with Jesse lugging bags of fertilizer from the pod to the truck, feeling **frustrated** as Jeffrey filmed instead of helping.
* 🗣 Jesse's annoyance grew as he overheard his dad joking about his video game habits, leading him to consider **complaining about Jeffrey's lack of assistance**.
* 🚔 Tensions escalated when Jesse recalled past traumatic experiences with police, including a **real swatting incident** that had left him and his family **shaken**.
* 📹 Filming the psycho series took a toll on Jesse, especially after the **pressure of maintaining a believable narrative** amidst criticism from fans who called out **inconsistencies**.
* 😓 Jesse expressed his feelings of inadequacy as an actor, fearing that **one small mistake could shatter the reality** he had worked so hard to create.
* 🕵 The behind-the-scenes chaos included Jesse discussing how to film an arrest scene, emphasizing the **need for improvisation to make it feel authentic**.
* 📅 Jesse reflected on the challenges of daily video production, revealing that the pressure often led to **creative struggles** while trying to keep the audience **engaged**.
* 🔍 Despite the difficulties, Jesse aimed to **maintain the illusion of reality** in his content, admitting that even when he felt overwhelmed, he had to **keep pushing forward for his audience**.

what is he doing? Value this between me and him, his brother. That's it. Yeah, 'cause he's always [ __ ] with me. I'm sick of sick. Jesus Christ, look at all these dude. Look at this little puppy dog. Isn't that adorbs? Hey there, Jay, your old pance here. Shout out to Mary Anne and Mary Beth for these wonderful Valentine's Day treats. This is probably better than what Juliet and/or Parker, my boyfriend, would get me. Shut up, mine's going to be. You ain't allowed to speak behind the camera, boy. Grandpa, yo, don't name drop. I just, we, we, we don't want any, give him any publicity. Fake ass [ __ ] he says as we're about to talk about behind the fake series scenes. Welcome to another episode, guys. Uh, we just left off with second reacts to 1 million joies. Jesse is back in the house. However, he has to work for his father, and Jeffy's tail is between his legs. CU, he got yelled at my daddy, so let's get

down to business, guys. Oh, so Jesse is now trapped in this expectation, this box of daily videos. Everybody loved Eagles Landing. It was the biggest my month had ever done, probably still the best it's ever done. However, now that I'm back in the house, I'm like [__]. The juggies still are going to want daily videos, so I did daily videos. We did a wedding confrontation video, which was able to add some drama and some realism to it. This was an actual wedding that we had to attend. However, I was like, okay, let's somehow wrap some story around it, and you'll notice that theme going forward throughout the psycho series. If we had real [__] that we had to tend to during the day, can Jesse somehow manipulate it and turn it into a part of the series? Because the problem was I have to film every day, and for those of you guys who do daily videos, especially double daily, you're [__] grabbing at straws some days. It's like I don't know

what to film so it really helped if we had something. So the wedding is actually the wedding was a different set piece. So it's just cool to see all the characters in a different environment. And it was like holy [__] like this is this is real. I doubt they would fake a wedding. The video after that was some filler [__]. Once again guys I'm doing daily videos so it's like not everything's interesting. I don't have a plan every day cuz after Eagles Landing I just had psycho videos in m and and general ARS. I didn't know what the day in day out was going to be like so I literally [__] rode my bike over to Uncle Aries and was like I'm going to film you guys play basketball. And that video has 1.3 million views. A [__] basketball game at my uncle's house has 1.3 million views. It added some realism too like this is these are real people's lives.

and the more people got sucked into the reality of it, then we can start to stretch the envelope. Other videos, then we have a big one, which I want to talk to my dad about this one. So, J's, uh, then a video comes out called Jesse get swatted. Now, this people called [ __ ] on um one of the First videos that they called like really heavily fake because I had no footage of getting swatted. The whole bit was that I was streaming one night, I got dosed like three times, which is like I got disconnected by like a hacker who had my IP address. And then on that third time, I come out in the living room and I'm calling Comcast. My parents are out here, Jeff or Jeffrey wasn't home, and Juliet's chilling in my bed. And I'm calling Comcast. Next to you know, police cars on police cars start coming down the driveway. They set up like a whole little formation out there with pistols, shotguns drawn, AR15s, all hell's breaking

loose and they come out over the intercom. You know they're calling for me. Hands up. They like [ __ ] came charging in, tackled me, threw me to the ground. You know, guns straight to my head. So that whole story was real. I don't want to go too much into detail or show anything because uh, that's what the doc is going to. The doc's going to show a lot of um. After that, that kind of changed. Unfortunately, if it wasn't already hard enough for me to tell the story given the um. He's right here, he's watching me. I got to choose my words carefully. But the struggle that I had to tell this story against you know, using my parents, my family, extended family, and the pressures that they fac you know, with their job, are just like the portrayal and everything. To add to that, you have the [ __ ] police and the government involved in trying to shut us down at this point. Assistant police, it [ __ ] him up, it [ __ ] everybody up, [ __ ] me.

up bad. I you know that all those all those cops come flying in your yard and screws you up and then then I'm you know worried every time we do a video from then on is this going to happen every time we do a video so we got to the point where if it wasn't going to end in one month it's going to end right [ __ ] now Jesse like this is this has gone way out of know I had the meltdowns yeah I had many when you get guns drawn on your whole family you know John John could have snapped at one of the police officers and got shot you know right there that's Happ stuff that happens it's ridiculous and then you're laying out on the ground with a shotgun in the back your pushed in the back of your head it's ridiculous and then to go forward with that what are you supposed to do after that it only gets worse you know you you you can't you can't handle that kind of

pressure. It's just, it was too much for me at the time, and that was the thing. So, like, he's talking about the pressure, then it became on me where it's like, Yo, like, we're only at this stage in the series at around this time. I committed to this idea of June 2016. I don't think I shared that with anyone else besides Juliet that that was, I just said June 2016. That's the foreseeable future. That's when the story is going to end. I feel like that's the time when my relative size on YouTube got to be so big where there's so many people watching that I would have to have been exposed by that time. So, I committed to that date, but if I'm already getting the cops called and we didn't even do psycho kid gets arrested, which yes, the painful [__] Coincidence of that is the next psycho video after I realistically got squatted, and it's basically kind of like, it's like in

their face. My feelings were I wanted to end immediately. I didn't want to keep going with it. I just wanted it to be done, you know, 'cause that was it for me. And I took it out on him a lot of the times, and that was, you know, that's a sad part of it. He had a vision, but you know, when those things happen to you, you know, I wanted it over. So the cops came, and then it became this fear of like you don't feel safe in your own house. And then also for my dad, it makes sense, and my rest of my family, it's like what are they actually gaining from this psycho series besides [__] cops and guns and certain death. But yeah, you're right with it not feeling safe in your own house. I mean, you got all these cops coming into your front yard. We, you know, we were to the point where people are showing up at our house, you know, people are, you know, calling in death threats or

emailing death threats or common death threats. You weren't safe in your own yard or your own neighborhood. It was horrible. I will say this point. I remember all the cops they investigate after they found out the whole time. I was like, It's a swatting. I was on the ground. I was like, It's a [__] swatting. They're like, Shut the [__] up. Just don't say. I'm like, It's swatting. Like it's a prank. Like kids did this. And they had never heard of swatting before. That's East Bumble police for you, I guess. And they came in and what did you know? The ignorance towards digital. They're like, Oh, you make money off this. Well, and then they immediately. They wanted me to stop it. And I was like, Look, what I'm doing is not the problem. Kids or whoever the [__] dark web thinks it's funny. They earn, you know, street cred if they call into swatting. It has

nothing to do with the YouTube videos. It had everything to do with being live on Twitch to hear police officers tell you you need to stop, on top of your family telling you you need to stop. It was like, this is going to be an uphill battle. So, this kind of set the stage with our relationship with the police. This is the new characters that we've introduced in this behind-the-scenes series. It's the police. You'll hear a lot more about them. You'll probably see things behind the scenes, but it only gets more interesting from here, jgies. Um, I went to the police today. Um, I have to talk to the Cyber unit tomorrow, and hopefully, we can orchestrate something so it's not a thing anymore. My dad heavily drinking, me and my brother kind of banding together and dealing with the [ __ ]. It's also comes time where Jesse has to move out of the house. He's got the money, but then his dad takes the money, and there's a three-way fight.

similar to the play button with the money, and it's going to be kind of cool. Um, and then I become a recluse. I'm already going to have my hair. I'm already—I've already been growing my hair out, but it's going to be down like my shoulders. I'm going to have a beard, and then I'm going to be like trapped in this house. I'm going to be like a prisoner, and that's when things get really intense. So, it's interesting that this happened with the cops now 'cause we are going to have a reputation with them for these videos. So, there's a lot on the line. I just wanted to share these with you guys. Um, gosh, yeah, it's just with these cops and stuff, it's starting to get intense, and I can only imagine where it's at when it's all said and done. I missed the staying in the tent and staying with Uncle Larry, which everybody misses that, but like for legitimate reasons. I miss it just 'cause I like the story in the filming and the miniseries bit. I don't

know, so I'm going to try and think of something, something good for you guys. It's kind of an interesting experience. You guys are seeing this after it's already happened, but like this is for me right now. It's almost like time traveling. I'm like, I don't, I got to think of some good ideas for you guys, for you, you guys watching now. You're probably thinking like, Yeah, you came up with some good ideas. So, I don't know, that's it for this behind the scenes, just me vlogging. I hope you guys like it. I think it's fascinating, do you? I hope so. Let me know in the comments because that's still a thing, right? YouTube didn't abolish comments in like 2016. I don't know. So, after that, J, it was time to take a little video break, not just for my own sanity, but my family's as well. I was still doing daily uploads, but there was nothing controversial really. I had a video where I returned the generator. I did another Q&A video where you guys asked

the character of SEO kid questions. I wanted to address this question that people had where it's like, Dude, why don't you move out of your house? You're making all this money on YouTube. So, I had to undersell the amount of money I was getting on YouTube just for realism's sake, or else, yes, this kid would have moved out of his house by now. I did another video where I took my mom out for brunch, which just showed the good relationship we had. Completely random. That was actually me just taking my mom out for Mother's Day. I remember kids were just blowing the place up with phone calls, and that kind of was the start of something. I was realizing that no matter where I went, if people knew where I was, which I tweeted it out, people would just bombard that place with phone calls 'cause they want to talk to me. Jay's long-distance relationships are hardest, let alone make it even harder 'cause I do double daily uploads onto YouTube. I have no life outside of it, so my girlfriend Juliet lives 2 hours away.

so they got to the point where, oh, I have to do daily videos, there's an expectation. So when I go to see Juliet, I'm doing videos there, and that's when we got boring Juliet Vlogs. We don't [ __ ] do anything. We just hang out. It's our one time to see each other. We just want to chill and relax, but Jesse had to film, so we put, we did some videos. I went and got a new car with Juliet. I remember I tweeted at the car dealership that I was getting a new car with Juliet, and you guys were [ __ ] calling the car dealership. The car dealership, M Jugger nuggets, come to the front desk. I'm like, yo, what the freak? Like, it was a newfound weird thing to having followers like you guys, but I realized these Juliet Vlogs weren't doing well, so I was like [ __ ]. I was like, Juliet, we need to spice it up somehow. I hate to say it, but I feel like we got to

get into some kind of psycho fight. It'd be great that I need a new psycho girlfriend 'cause Jeffrey and his girlfriend broke up. She had wanted no part in it. She's like, No, Jess, I'm not fighting, portraying it as real. I'm not putting my relationship, my dirty [__] laundry on YouTube. I respect that, but I was like, Look, we're playing characters. So, we got into a lot of fights with that. The ultimate struggle is, every time I want to see my long-distance girlfriend, it takes away the core story momentum that we're building. So, it's like, Oh, we're building hype for this one cliffhanger, this one building, this one building, this one, and it's getting to a climax in the story. And then, all of a sudden, Oh, Jess is hanging out with Juliet, Juliet Vlogs. And then, I come back, and I got to build up the momentum again. So, the long-distance relationship really was a detriment to the core story. But I tried to interweave as best as I could.

So eventually, me and Jette got into a really bad psycho relationship problems video. It performed really well, but it made me look like a [ __ ] jackass. That was the only way I could do it if I was the bad guy. That's the only way she was doing it. Jesse looked like the [ __ ]. This made this the first time that I really employed damage control. Everybody hated my guts for yelling at my girlfriend, so I did this really cheesy Vlog where I called it reality at a price. So I made it sound like everything I filmed not only was real, but it was so real to a fault. Like I showed you everything. I showed you every drama, every fight, every bad thing in my life. I would never pretend to be something I'm not. I'm the most real person on YouTube, or I even show you my worst days when I'm Bing my eyes out. The ultimate irony is that was fake as [ __ ]. So that was that video, and then we had our family.

job Vlog which just set up the circumstances for pych kid gets arrested. There's not much to it, dude. It [ __ ] Rees in here, man. No [ __ ]. I'm never filming you while you take a [ __ ] again. Oh God, it's a natural process. It's a natural reality to a fault, me. Come on, take a dude. It's organic. Nothing organic about that. Psycho kid gets arrested. This was planned for so long and is probably the fakest [ __ ] video on the web. Damn cop costume, guys. I wanted to film this video at the plumbing shop in which I got arrested. However, they're closed for one. Wait a second, it was a plumbing shop. I thought it was a hardware store. Didn't Jesse used to work at a plumbing shop? Ah, you've done it. That's correct. This is a plumbing shop that I worked miserably at for a year. I was the shop [ __ ]. So I went to them later on and was like, Hey.

Do you mind if I shot a video here? They're like, Sure. Now, I wanted to get a real police officer, and I asked my real police officer connections, but they all had to go through this form process. They had to get permission from their supervisor, and then he had to get permission, and then it was just no way. So, Jesse Smart Self came up with the idea to just have somebody dress up as a cop. Nothing wrong there. I ordered a uniform off Amazon. I thought it looked semi-legit, and I would have gotten away with it too. Also, want to add, guys, I would have loved to have done a swatting reenactment. We got a bunch of friends coming down the driveway and just recreate that, but the same struggle as it was then as it is now to tell stories every day is extremely challenging. And unfortunately, without having more time, it's really impossible to be creative and tell a story and get a lot of cool shots and do all that work. Suffice to say, guys,

let me roll some BTS. We have some alternate takes of Psycho Kid Gets Arrested. Some are pretty good. I went hand with some screams. I also have some directing. Let's find out who the hell played that police officer. We just finished Psycho Dad Reacts to 1 Million Juggies. That was maybe like 3 weeks ago. That was our last psycho. The end of season 1. We're right now coming up. Today is the day we film the season 2 premiere Psycho Kid Gets Arrested. We've been painting my character in a bad light recently, and it's difficult because I am the owner of the YouTube channel. So when people don't like me or my character, they don't like the channel. It usually translates like that. We learned this around Thanksgiving and Christmas when I ruined those holidays. When people don't like me, the channel doesn't do as well as it could. So yes, as you'll see on the floor here, we have our fake police officer costume. Now little do you guys

know we had a lot of trouble, uh, getting somebody to be the police officer. Um, the swatting that happened, yes, was real. Um, people around town, we wanted to film at this place called, uh, well, I'm not going to say the name of it, but they hooked this up with Christmas trees that we torch for Christmas. Uh, they talked about letting us film in the store. Uh, the owner, who was once, you know, sounded pretty good about that idea, she completely denied it because of the swatting, which actually happened. She didn't want to get involved with this new psycho given where I get arrested. So, yeah, we finally got one of my dad's friends to play one of the cops. Um, if you're really sneaky, you'll be able to recognize him. He was in Jesse reaches 100,000 gamer score where I married my Xbox one. He was in that video. So, if you're really smart, you can catch him and be like, Hey, this is curious. Um, I guess he could technically have been a cop. I'm really nervous. I don't want

people to hate me even more. I've been dropping little hints recently. I just did a video called Angry Nerd Unboxes PS4, where I play my nerd character, and I'm completely bashing this PS4 that I got, um, just as satire, as a joke. Um, a lot of people took it literally and seriously just because of the character I play for the Psycho series, so people were a little confused. I lost a lot of subscribers from that, and a lot of dislikes, like 50% dislikes. Um, but I'm dropping hints for you guys that I am an actor. I can play multiple characters. Me playing that nerd character, like, guys, that video is fake. Angry Nerd Unboxes PS4. And I make a comment. I'm like, Guys, I'm playing an angry nerd. I'm not playing Jesse. And if you notice in the Psycho videos, it's not Jesse gets ARR. It's Psycho Kid as a character. Come on, guys, there's little hints along the way. You got to be pick, you got to pick them up.

uh, but you find out after the fact. I'll hopefully get some behind the scenes there, uh, me choreographing, directing the whole bit. Um, hopefully, I don't know, we're kind of on a tight schedule. Um, I'm, I'm, you know, they're letting me use their whole entire freaking store, and they're also being included in it. So, um, I'm trying to be really accommodating there. I'm hoping for big things. I'm hoping this one goes viral 'cause a lot of people were unsure the psycho series is done or not. Like, are they still going to happen? Jesse's cool with his dad, kind of. Is it done? No, guys, we're only like halfway through this series. Uh, things are going to start getting deeper, darker. As you can see, my hair is growing out. I don't know if I told you guys this yet, but um, I'm working on growing my hair out down to my shoulders, and I'm going to have a beard by the end of the series as The psychosis sets in and the harsh

parenting style. My father kind of has its way with me. I be slowly become a psychopath, a deranged killer, spoiler alert, so that transformation is already begun. These videos weren't designed to be a film, you know, they're short form content, little bursts of adrenaline and craziness, um, just like when you go psycho, you know, it's a quick fit of rage, it's not, hopefully, it's not long lasting. For Jesse, by the end of the series, it's long lasting, traumatized as [ __ ]. It's hard to stay true 'cause I'm just cooped up in my room, um, and this is extremely long run, this series is long run. I hate, I hate just having to look like a freaking [ __ ], look like a this big loser, um, when I'm when I'm really not, uh, it's hard. But I'm not the only one affected by this. I mean, Jeffrey looks like a freaking [ __ ]. My mom's the only one that looks good. My dad looks

like the biggest dick bag in the world, but he's not. He's the greatest guy in the world, the biggest sweetheart. The fact that he's helping me with these videos, um, insane. It's a lot, and it's been a lot on all of us, hence why it's coming out now, uh, with this kind of diary, these behind-the-scenes Vlogs I've been doing. That's a rigid rant for you. I'm super nervous. I see nervous for this one to get arrested. I hope it goes well. Um, I think the hardest part is going to be selling this idea that, uh, we see the cops get called in this video, and the cops show up in this video, so that turnaround time's extremely fast, that response time for a cop. We have to really sell that and make it seem believable, like, Oh, the call went in, and the cop came within 2 minutes. Like, it's going to be tough. People might say fake, and I know Waffle Pone did a cop video. It's like 2 minutes long, um, and

the cop comes and pepper sprays, uh, Stephen, the freakout kid. Um, but a lot of people were totally bashing the cop's uniform, saying fake as [ __ ], the badge, all this stuff. So, I hope this uniform does justice. I got some extra badges here, uh, got some actual, like, steel cuffs and whatnot, so hopefully, we're good. I got, uh, some nice shoes here, and I even got a gun that, uh, we purchased, uh, separately, metallic, just for the, uh, for the game series when we filmed that. Here we go, guys, uh, I'll see you in the next behind-the-scenes. I love you all, psycho behind the scenes, uh, just loaded up the truck with our cop uniform and whatnot. There's psycho dad himself, uh, getting our one actual bag of fertilizer. Aside from that, we're using calite bags, nitrogen, people. There's Jeffrey, um, our police officer, is right there. So, we're prepping, we're ready, yeah, we're prepping, that's a ready phase. Remember, you're allowed to be happy, gol lucky in these

videos so people know you're not an actual psycho. Two beers makes me happy-go-lucky though 'cause that's yeah that's what you have to do before a psycho right it's like nervous nervousness yes Yep this is the new guy this is our police officer Trooper Trooper Ken here he's getting real serious Trooper K yeah these are our behind-the-scenes videos we've been filming these for like the last eight months and then one year from now when the series is over we're going to release them all week by week to show like Hey we're kind of geniuses we yeah right this behind the scen yeah okay we're just going to set it up in here while you oh are you recording no yeah all right you are yeah all right hey there J here welcome to the psycho behind the scenes this is psycho kid gets arrested Trooper K here is getting changed in his uniform uh we're going to give him some privacy and we're going to explain what's going on here um this yes this is our

multi discuss fil leg you're not your character. This is when people need to like you. Remember, everyone loves me. Um, so this is our multi-purpose tour where we're getting our lawn maintenance gear, fertilizer, whatnot. It's actually a plumbing store. I used to, I worked here for a year. VOR fact is Plumbing. This is our, this is our behind the scenes video that's going to get released like a year and a half from now. Um, so we're just cing our ass here. So this is called psycho kid gets arrested. You're going to be our dedicated shopkeep right now, shop, yeah. You, you've no idea, we have no history together. Um, you don't know my brother either. You only have a relationship with my dad. He comes here and is a loyal customer. Um, so you guys, you guys have a civil relationship. Um, nothing really more than that. Um, it's, it's almost like a business relationship. So how it's going to work is I'm going to yell go. Um, from outside, I'm going to

be taking uh calite from the Pod to the truck as we need fertilizer for the jobs today. Is the pot open? Um, I we're across that bridge. This I'm just covering everything. Um, so I'm making trips. Jeffrey here is filming. Um, and he's making fun of me. He's not doing any work. I've been lugging these bags back and forth. He's laughing it up, being a jackass. I'm getting pissy, and I'm like, come on, like, help me out. Like, I thought you were coming here for a reason, like, to actually do some work. And so I started getting a little frazzled. Um, I say, you know what, screw it. I'm going to go complain to my dad. I come in through here. Jeffrey's following like a little paparazzi. Um, I come in here. My dad and you are already talking. Uh, you guys are shooting the [ __ ]. My dad's going to be telling like, oh yeah, my son Jesse, he just doesn't stop playing video games. You got problems like that with your kid, and you

guys, you guys are just small talking, um, while you're just sitting, sitting on your throne while your slave kids, uh, do your work for you, um. So, I come in, I'm going to be over here, and I'm complaining to my dad like, Hey, this is [ __ ], like, Jeffrey's out here, he's filming me, and he's not even, and you're just so sick of this, and now you have company as well, and you're making you look bad, um. So, you're quickly trying to quell this situation like, All right, you know, just don't start saying calm down or anything like that, uh, because we want to save that to when the cop comes. We don't want to, we don't want to say calm down like 20 times throughout the whole video, um. You're like, Jez, it's just a few bags of fertilizer, 50 lb, you know, it's not that big of a deal, and then you could maybe yell something to Jeffrey, you're not

really too concerned with him as per the us um. He's 12 bags of fertilizer. Just remember that number 12. 12 bags is how much we need. 12 bags. All right, sounds good. Uh, now Pete, you're going to be kind of getting flustered as well 'cause suddenly I'm starting to cause a scene in your store. It's not very professional and it's no way to like what if we had another customer come in and you see this kid here freaking out. You can't really have that for business. Um, so you can chime in here and there for the most part. You want my dad to take care of it and there might be a little uh tension between you two where like you might say something to me and Dad. You might be like, Hey, let me handle my son, you know, just get it nice and dramatic. Um, so that's going to be going on for a little bit. I'm throwing a little [ __ ] fit. I oh yes, oh that was great. It like a

glove does it damn that look a lot better. I thought it would. Yeah, the Hat's an issue, I think. Yeah, Place Department of Uranus. That is guy don't wear the hat seriously. Yeah, we probably might don't wear that take bring down. Oh yeah, you to wear them right there you. That's not bad front and everything. I still think he's taking Mr. delaqua Down The Green [Laughter] Mile. Whatever you want balls there it is. I you see it yeah yeah okay you're good. We got uh that's one of the badges right that yeah the one that was on here came off. Oh jeez oh yeah what was uh I really can't see that go did you try this one that's put that right there put down your belt too. That's that's pretty good. This is I'm impressed with this. He K's going to be wearing that at workor yeah where should he where should he have that. That should be up on his little right up there yeah where that one is a little lower though.

he's going to get a little flustered. I've never seen Pete flustered, so I just let you know. Um, no seriously, I've never seen fluster. He's got it. He's going to do really good. I know he is. Don't get in his head. I'm not going to get in his head. You can't get. He's going to try and make you laugh. Just he's. He's not very good when it comes to working with others. He starts to try and he does stuff, so just be ready for that. Pretty much general rule is this is all real. Um, this is a very serious situation. Adrenaline rush, very serious situation clearly. Um, my middle name and you don't have bloods. That's pretty good actually. I like those pants. I might use that for. I'm surprised how well this fit. H. Um, he's wearing. So anyway, back to the story. This is a whole situation where you're trying to get me to calm down. Um, at one point, I'd say once it starts to get to a head like

you'll kind of feel it, and we're going to let you decide this P. You're going to say like enough's enough um, and you're going to I open the door over here. We got a situation out here. You might need to call the police um. We're either going to do that or we're just going to have you start yelling at me, and we'll just have it assumed that we look through the window and see a phone up and like a woman in there calling the police um. We're going to see how that each version plays out woman um. Yeah, we have a few in there. Who's going to be the police? A woman grandom Grandma yeah. She's already there. They're going to be like well you got a grandom in on this. There's no way it's fake. No, she um. So once the call goes in, then it's become just even more heated version of what's already been happening um. Jeffrey, I'll explain your camera movements, but I'm going to have you kind

of flip-flopping from here to this hull this haul primarily just 'cause you kind of have uh a little more play with with my character CU my character is is the fuel behind this whole situation but we definitely want to have you out here to get Dad and Pete at one point so you're going to be moving all around um after a minute or two we need to make it seem as realistic as possible 'cause that cop turnaround time is like ridiculous the fact that like call and then maybe 2 minutes later it's in so there might be a line we're pretending the the barracks the police barracks is like right down the road it's like real quick I don't know so I don't know if somebody's going to have that line to say or prepped or there's some way we can sneak it in there if not it's no big deal um but we're going to have Ken come through here and I'm going to be right here so this is my positioning dad you're over

there, get over there in front of the water cooler. So, you guys are shooting the [ __ ] spot. I'm freaking out. Oh, and without me saying um, I'm just going to pick some random bits and just like put them onto the floor, and uh, that's going to, that's really going to cause you, and I think that's when we'll have you like, Hey, we need to call the police. Um, so that could be a good trigger. Uh, when you come in, you're going to, we're going to have maybe have this store already open. Yeah, it's a nice spring day. It's pretty loud though. Yeah, we'll have it open. So, your unicorn, actually, I don't know, not important right now. So, you're going to come in, Ken, and now you're going to be right here. I'm going to start back. I'm, I'm going to start backing up. You're kind of inching forward right off the bat. You're not, you're not trying to uh, touch me at all, but you're just trying to, you know

like Cal, like, like, calm down, like, what's the situation here. You know, I got to call, sit right, yeah, like, you know, just calm down. I'm still throwing the hissy fit. I'm going to say that bit about, like, I know how this [ __ ] goes down. Everybody's against me. I'm freaking out right now. And then, um, I make that GTA reference. And then you can start really motioning like, ah, I might have to do, I might have to do something. And then next thing you know, I'm going to, I'm going to start booking it. Not real fast. You going that way, I'll be going that way. Yeah, like pass, I'll be here, push. You're going to be, you're going to be to the side. Okay, so through the door, talking to you. Yeah, we're talking right here. You're like inching up here and there, like, just like, like, not too, like, too, too close, a little bit right. Yeah, like, almost like coming back and forth, like, just calm, calm, calm. And then I'm going so you're

not you're not far behind, and it's like almost as soon as I start, you're on me just 'cause those cop reflexes. You got to be on this, so I body slam me on the ground, put my KN on your neck, and then it becomes, and then it becomes however you want to do it. Uh, maybe you catch me here, throw me up against the wall here, but not real. I mean just cut enough so it's believable. Yeah, right. Um, did you know Pete's been laying pipe since 1969? Seriously, did anybody know that? I just noticed that. Um, maybe you want to do the floor thing down. Maybe it comes to that. Um, or even there's stuff here where you just might want to like throw me in it and then C me here. Um, yeah, I don't think the floor. Yeah, but that's not something we need to script. It's just going to pretty much whatever comes out. Got it. Uh, improvised. Improvised. It's all about that Y, and then he walks, he arrests me, cuffs me, walks me out, plung

time this is going on. You got to really try and get into that moment and the character and just really think like what's your character's motive and objective like what is your character one. I think nothing more is to run your business and to be as professional as possible but still manage the situation as best possible and you might lose your cool a little bit and I definitely encourage that uh cuz it's I want it to get heated. We're going to have a lot of male figures so it's going to be really serious so if we when I'm getting the arrest is happening. We're going to have him yell. We're going to have the cop yelling. I'm be yelling all kinds of [ __ ] and we're going to have you yelling too. You can drop the f bomb if you want too. Yeah shut the [ __ ] now. How this works is it's all impr um as I said like I give you kind of key points to hit and a general

character objective, but as far as like what you actually say, that's on you, and we just kind of let the situation experience dictate how you're going to act. We're going to do a dry run a couple of times just to see how it plays out. We're going to go maybe like 65% acting, where we can just say pretty much an idea of what we're going to say. Like, I'll be over here, I'll be like, I don't want to do this any. It could be really silly, but if you treat it seriously, you kind of give an idea of how it's going to feel when we do the real deal. 'Cause when we do the real deal, it's going to be one shot, it's going to happen really fast, it's going to be really intense, it's going to be crazy. So when I come in, I'm right there, I'm trying to find out what's going on, but you're not really letting me talk to you. You're just, Yeah, I'm just going to be like a bratty.

little kid and you that starts to frustrate you, and you're realizing like this whole talking thing isn't really working out, but you're still trying, and it's not until I start moving where it's like, All right, it's come to this, and I got to take them down. Um, and then you got the whole bit with, with, as we're walking out, Jeffrey with the camera, and that's how it's going to end where you just turn him, tell him to turn it off, like real serious, something like that, and that is psycho. Hey there, juggies, it's your old pal MC Jugger Nuggets here, just lugging a bunch of [__] all over the place, freaking funny, you know that? I mean, I make myself laugh, the world laughs when I [Laughter] laugh, so we're having a good time here, a lot of family, a lot of family bonding going on. What is that number two, guys? Take for [__] ever. These are heavy. What are they, like lb [__] 62 lb, 50, 52 lb?

probably can't even bench this 53 and a half. Can you just help? No, Dad asked you to do it. I'm you can't. We whack so I do it, but you can sure as hell lift some 50 lb or wait. Did you say 60 lb bags? Can't hear you made highway. I, sir. Oh, come on. Wait, what? What? I trying to do work. Dad job to help. That's exactly what you're supposed to do. D, D. He's filming me while I'm trying to do work. It's [__]. I told you don't let the camera get in the way you. Thank you. That was the deal. I've been carrying like [__] 12 bags of fertilizer just for these jobs, and he's doing nothing. De 12 bags is nothing. Two bags is nothing. You're not doing anything. You're talking to freaking shop owner. Yeah, well, you're free labor. That's why you're It Free Labor. Yeah, this is bull. The agreement. This is [__]. What you said the

[ __ ] about it. What's [ __ ] about it is I'm literally, I'm a slave, I'm aing slave. No, you're not. You agreed to this. You want it back in the house, you know. And what were you telling him when I came in? What do you mean when I was telling him? You didn't, you hear me? No, I didn't. You want to repeat it in front of my face? Yeah, I just told him that we're trying to get you out of the house more. We're trying to get you out of your room more. We're trying to look and look who's out of the house doing work. And he's [ __ ] not you, the camera [ __ ] camera out of here. God, this place is a craphole. Jesus Christ bit. We need a c for you to go there. Do we have one? I forget. Uh, you pushed me out. Oh, okay, that's your C to go. Yeah, all right. Oh, right, right, right. Then you get it for a little bit and then you run it.

All right, you're good. Oh man, he's all over the place. Come what easy does it. You have no idea what it's like living with this guy. What do you mean living with me? To put put show Saving F put show on or who that I put a show on. Don't be doing that crap. Oh come on, Jeffrey legs deal this. Yes, you Carri b bs in faler big deal. Yeah, yeah. Now what chill pill. God, I'm not chilling out. I'm not taking any Ms. I'm not taking anything. Oh shitr. Who who who is this guy? What's the problem? What's the problem is my dad's an yo calm down calm down. What's your name? What's no you're coming after me. He's the problem here. Been the problem right now. You're the nothing's been done here. You're the one that's caused the problem.

I don't like the way you're coming towards me like that. I didn't do anything wrong. I'm calm. He's got to go. I'm not going anywhere. I'm on the job. Just calm down. Why don't we just calm down? Look, look, I played GTA. I know how this goes down, officer. I'll take you out. I'll take him out if I'm no. I'm not going anywhere with you guys. I'm not going anywhere. Get off me. Get the [__] off of me. Oh [__] D. Get the [__] out of here. Don't film this, please. Ow, ow, it hurts. Get that [__] CER out of here. Look, it's not you. You got the wrong. All right, all right, camera's off. Camera's off. Camera's off. So embarrassing. All right, [__] hey there, juggies. It's your old pal MC juggers here, trying to lift little itty bitty bags of fertilizer. Oh

my God, you [__] kidding me. Are you kidding me, bu carrot-looking man. You know, I actually brought that to film you. Well, Dad asked you to pick up the your muscles. You would actually be able to help me. Did Dad ask you? I just have to entertain myself in the meantime. I'll leave him alone. Hey, you want to speed up the process here? Try to do [__] tonight, you know? Yeah, you could help me. Or if you guys want to help, maybe... Oh, come on, it's not so bad, jackass. You know that, dude. How much do I weigh? Like 25 lb? 2 lb? Yeah, that's like half my weight. 72 lb? 145 lb? Could you not seriously not... What, God? You want to go tell Dad on your ass? Don't tell Dad. Look, you can film me, that's cool, but come pick up some bags [__] no. He asked you to do it. How many is this for you? Is this 11 or is this... or still just... just

two or is it it is this about to be a third dude I don't even think you're picking up the right back D oh come on for you stupid ass YouTube godam dad dad what don't Jeffrey's filming me while I'm trying to do work and it's didn't I tell you not to get that camera involed exactly exactly stop filming you're supposed to be helping you don't have to scream in how you only had 12 bags of F line he's pissing me off well big deal is he help there's two workers out there they're not even helping me cool down man cool down yeah cool down a little bit I'm cool I'm totally cool you're letting your brother get in your head yeah and cuz you stop filming Jesus Christ broke your record and he's got this dumb ass smirk behind the camera you just see he always had the

smirk. What you do something about it. What are you? Let the games get in your head. J in there a [__]. What's he doing about you? What is he doing? Is value. This is between me and him. My dad got ate with your brother. That's it. Yeah, 'cause he's always [__] with me. I'm sick. Jesus Christ. I can't miss this. Damn it. Time. If I continue to being slave to you, you're no. Yeah, I am. I should been back. You made a deal. This [__]. This [__]. Knock it off. No, dude. Yeah, Cal it down. Take It Outside. Yeah, I'll take it outside. I'm going to beat his assal. What? Calm. I'm calm. No, you're not. He's got to go. He's got to get there. Look what the [__] is this. Get out. Who? Who called it? Don't matter. I'm calm. I'm calm. I'm calm. What's your name? I'm Cal. Get his name.

out the place [ __ ] you didn't take him away he didn't take him away he's done so many things to me okay calm down I'm calm I know how this [ __ ] goes down grandious [ __ ] get the [ __ ] away from me get the [ __ ] away get off me get off down [ __ ] hurs the hurts driving my skin Jesus Christ some camera get get the [Music] camera that' be a nice one to add into it yeah yeah well Ken well Ken's in now he's a character the cop character is supposed to be a recurring role is it yeah just just not nobody told me that when I yeah yeah I was in the fine print luckily it's not a a really active one it's like once every few months the cop returns it's the same cop so yeah we just got done filming uh psycho kid gets arrested as you can hear I have no voice um we're all just calming down the

adrenaline is dissipating. Michelle, how was that? Michelle was in the back, fabulous. Joan, how are you feeling? Very good, the ticker. The ticker's activated. Well, what do you think of this one? You think it's going to do well? I think the second one was good, yeah, it'll do well. That's the spirit, quick million, yep. So now we're all going to go get some beers. Subscribe to Big Brother, don't do that here. After psycho kid gets arrested, came out. I received a call from the police headquarters, and they were like, We just saw this video of you getting arrested, and to be quite frank, Jesse, we're a little pissed off about it. We've been trying to investigate and track down the person who swatted you, and you're over here making these silly videos, making us look bad. And I was like, Who? No, no, no, I'm not trying to do that at all. Look, I had Sega kit gets arrested planned for like the last year. Like, this was always going to be a

part of it's just the shittiest timing, trust me. Like, this is the worst possible timing. Well, look, I just want you to know, like, we're getting the FBI involved as well, so um, we'd ask that you don't embarrass us while this investigation's going on. It was one of the shittiest times, honestly, throughout the series, and it was only just the beginning. And then keemstar happened. Keem's just doing his job, but he exposed the living [ __ ] out of me on drama alert. Shout out to him. He even found the exact Amazon costume yesterday on drama alert. We reported that MC Jugger nuggets claimed that he got arrested. Now, we weren't sure if this was part of his scripted show or if he actually got arrested. Today, he uploaded a video titled psycho kid gets arrested. A lot of people reached out to me and said, See, he actually got arrested. However, we looked into it, and you can purchase this cop suit, the same exact cop suit, for $69.

online. It is, in fact, scripted. Parker will be clapping too right now, but he's filming. He's clapping his butt cheeks together. So after that video came out, I was like, No, I'm [ __ ] ruined. Holy [ __ ]. One of the points was that the cop came in so fast to the shop after that woman was on the phone. Now, the whole woman on the phone thing, it technically is an inference 'cause we never hear what's said over the phone, so she could be calling some or could have been on the phone for something completely random. Now, the thing is why he came in so fast was not only so the psycho video was short, but also realistically that town of Elmer, there's a cop that always waits on the corner, so it would literally be a 10-20 second drive. He'd be there in like 30 seconds or less. So for if you knew our town, that is a realistic amount of time. It just looks fake as [ __ ] there. I'm not even going to

try to defend it. It was just poor on my part. I'm sorry. If only real cops were down to be in YouTube videos, it's just not a thing. After we film psycho kid gets arrested, I went to Uncle L. I was like, Oh my God, you know I was getting exposed as fake. There's all these exposed channels now. I was like, Dude, like we've been working so hard to maintain the reality of it, and this one little blemish, this one plot hole, it screwed the reality. I was so upset with myself. I beat the hell out of myself, literally and figuratively. Park's like, What, figuratively? I fingered my butthole so violently it bled. I really hated myself, though. I should have never let that happen. I thought I was dunzo, so I was thinking frantically to come up with the damage control version, and I think I did a pretty good job of it, but there

was still no erasing what that was. Luckily, we I think we regained a lot of faith back into the reality of the series, but it still hurt a lot. We'll talk about all the damage control I do in the next episode. We're getting into psycho family therapy, as well as the scared thewe program. Sor right Jay, don't forget to subscribe for more content. Twitter, Instagram links are in the description. Drop a like on this video if you want to see the [ __ ] SWAT footage. Does it exist? Love you J's death, and don't forget to keep it rich r.

MCJUGGERNUGGETS GETS SWATTED & ARRESTED!

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The video "Jesse get swatted" depicts a dramatic swatting incident during a live stream, leading to a police response with drawn weapons.

The video's authenticity is questioned, but it features real elements, including the creator's past work at a plumbing shop.

The incident escalates, causing tension with family and attracting attention from the police and government, ultimately impacting everyone involved.

The Impact of Swatting and Filming Challenges

Swatting incidents caused significant distress, with police drawing guns on the family and leading to a chaotic filming environment.

The owner of a potential filming location denied permission due to the swatting, further complicating the situation.

The narrator's attempt to maintain the reality of their videos was disrupted by exposed plot holes, leading to a frantic effort for damage control.

The narrator felt overwhelmed by the pressure of their growing YouTube fame, leading to a commitment to a specific end date for their story.

The situation escalated with the police getting involved, resulting in a challenging relationship with law enforcement.

The narrator struggled to balance their online persona with real-life challenges, including family issues and the demands of daily video uploads.

The Intense Transformation and Filming Process

The speaker plans to undergo a dramatic transformation, becoming a recluse with long hair and a beard while dealing with intense situations, including interactions with the police.

The filming process for the series involves a mix of acting and real-life experiences, with a focus on creating intense and chaotic moments.

The speaker also faces challenges in storytelling and creativity, struggling to balance filming with their personal struggles and family dynamics.

The Impact of a Toxic Relationship on Content Creation

The narrator's toxic relationship with Jette led to a controversial video that gained popularity but damaged their image.

They struggled with portraying real-life drama for content, leading to a cycle of fights and long-distance challenges.

The narrator's attempt to interweave personal struggles with content creation resulted in a chaotic and stressful environment, raising questions about the authenticity of their vlogs.

Pete is expected to get flustered while trying to make others laugh, but he has a serious situation to handle.

Jesse is growing his hair out and aiming for a viral moment in the series, which is only halfway through.

The behind-the-scenes chaos involves Jesse juggling multiple tasks, dealing with his brother Jeffrey's antics, and trying to manage the filming schedule.

The speaker expresses frustration about feeling trapped in a cycle of daily video filming, trying to balance family dynamics and personal struggles.

They mention dropping hints about being an actor and playing multiple characters, leading to confusion among viewers.

The pressure to create content and meet audience expectations becomes overwhelming, resulting in a desire to end the series and a sense of fear and instability in their home life.

The series experienced a tumultuous phase, but the creator is working on damage control and regaining faith in the storyline.

Daily videos are being filmed, with some unexpected moments, like a basketball game at the uncle's house, gaining significant views.

The arrest scene is being filmed with intense emotions, and the police officer's character is set to have a recurring role in the series.