0:00 So, a few years ago, we had presented this story of a person that had passed away and we personally knew this guy. His name was Stephen "tWitch" Boss. There were a lot of like weird things about his quote unquote I guess. Not that I doubt that he I don't really have any claims on what really happened first hand, but of course like everyone in the community always felt like there was a lot of like I guess oddities about it. >> Didn't make sense. >> Namely, the way that his wife had handled everything. We thought it was really strange that, you know, everybody in the funeral, like including tWitch's family, had to sign NDAs in order to be able to attend. And it was also really odd that after and we didn't have this information I don't think at the time, but after his death Allison, his wife,
0:52 she started doing interviews and was talking about how he had she had found like drugs that he had hid in the house. Like this is after he died. Like there was no he had no reputation of drug use like anywhere other than like from her. So, she's basically like disgracing his memory in a way. And then start and then she she went on and started talking about how he had been like abused as a child. Like stuff that he never disclosed like to his own I guess like if he wanted people to know, he might have said it. And then and then she goes in and publishes a book. >> Oh my god. >> Like a children's book about their family. >> A children's book? >> Yes, a children's book. >> Drug abuse and ████ >> No, not about that. Not about that. That's a whole different thing.
1:42 >> I mean, that sounded like what it was going didn't it? >> So, she did a children's book and then that comes out and then she changed her name back to Holker, not Boss. And then she got engaged to another guy within like 3 years. So um very moved on. And I was just like is this ever going to you know, are we ever going to know really if there's more truth to be found out? Are we ever going to know anything? And I think this is the closest we're coming to I guess learning something new because guess who's been talking about it. >> Who? >> No. What? >> You're kidding. >> Hold on. What does she have to do with the dance community? >> Nothing. She's trying to find who killed
2:32 Charlie, man. >> According to law enforcement and multiple news reports, he left a note alluding to past challenges and led investigators to conclude that the death must have been a suicide. Now, what made people and I remember seeing this build online of people who didn't like the widow uh was >> Is this trippy? >> despite him having no drugs in his system, she then gives the interview and says that she found um a cornucopia of substances like mushrooms and pills that she wasn't aware that he was taking. She said this after he committed suicide. >> The whole reason this even came up is because people are drawing parallels including um Candace Owens between Twitch's death and the wife's conduct and Charlie Kirk and Erica Kirk's conduct directly after.
3:22 >> Interesting. >> What? >> Yeah. >> just saying like, "Hey, this is an example of what it reminds me of." >> Yeah. And that got Candace Owens to like start covering it more and talk about it more. And she's even putting like the interviews of Allison >> funeral. And it was a really triggering moment for me because there's a lot of things I discovered in our closet that I did not know existed. Um and it was very alarming to me. >> Hey, uh pause real quick. Is she known for anything? >> She's a dancer as well. Yeah. She's huge. She's a huge dancer. >> I was going to say she she might just be riding on his fame. You know, some people do that. >> They're both very celebrity when it comes to like the dance like celebrity and even transcending it, just becoming influence influencers beyond it. Um so them being married also was a very like
4:13 celebrity couple type of thing as well. >> So they were following their like love and love story and stuff. So that they were she was so they were like a like a dance power couple, right? So like I I don't really know too much, but I I do know that it was big enough to where it went beyond the dance community and everyone was like, "Oh my god, I can't believe they would do that. We thought they were happy." >> Well, because he >> Or like he was happy. >> He's beyond the dance community anyway. He was Ellen DeGeneres's DJ on the show. So he's basically like fame famous for just that by far, like um and and I guess like from inner circles and stuff that we hear can't verify any of this, obviously, but um some people have talked about how they were suspicious of some form of blackmail against them, some form of like >> Like someone told her she better start
5:04 telling these stories. >> It's her doing it all. Apparently, I don't know. >> Allegedly, I don't know. >> Allegedly, that's the rumor? >> That's the rumor that that apparently like she may have uh I guess like this is like one theory is that she was able to construct for them such a commercialized uh successful life and image. And um and it's and it's the image is very different from I guess like how how people in the community have known Twitch at his core, you know? >> Oh, so the real Twitch wasn't the influencer Twitch. >> Yeah, I guess like if you're his like really close friends, which I wouldn't say I am, but but through them I've heard that it looks like he's being forced to do this stuff. Like he doesn't want to but but I guess like for the good of his family or
5:55 whatever. I don't know. >> Wives do that all the time. >> Yeah, they do. >> You know what I mean? It's like we got to go to so-and-so's wedding and we're like ah >> But then I don't know if something may have happened where because you know they they share kids together and they're not all Twitch's kids. But maybe something had happened where where uh I guess like one crazy theory is that she might know something and is threatening to reveal it unless he does something specific. >> So it's whispers within the rumors within the community that you guys hear. >> None of them have like hard proof where they're like look at this but it's just But then just people are very like inclined to paint her as the villain. And it's there's more things pointing to in terms of stuff that people actually have proof on there's more things pointing to that than there are that
6:45 she's doing good stuff because like his name's already tarnished from like her Like why would you need to say that? >> It doesn't make any sense. >> Why would you need to like disclose information like that? Like like after I die like Smacks just going to give all my dirt sell it to ████ people? >> But how's that similar to Erica Kirk because she didn't come out ████ doing anything saying ████ about Charlie. She just ████ danced around fireworks at his funeral. >> You don't think she did anything after Charlie? >> No no no. She didn't smear him. She actually tried to celebrate him. That's the difference. >> She's not out there saying a bunch of ████ like Charlie used to do drugs. >> It's not the smearing. It's it's the It's like think of it this way. Like if you can monetize what happened to the maximum sometimes it comes from smearing. Sometimes it comes from not. Sometimes Either way
7:36 either way you're you're going to a publisher and you're selling this information and you're and you're you know you're taking control of the company you had together and it's going a certain direction, you know, that >> One isn't painted as smearing to the other, right? Like that that person might be like, this is my my coping. This is how I can move on from it. Like this, you know, it's like uh that's >> Like she's not talking ████ but it's like not tasteful or like it's not >> it might be worded in like a book or an interview or the intention or the way it's it's being asked might be in in context to like like some version of like, man, like the widow's like, you know, burning rising from the ashes Phoenix type thing. You know, it's like more about that journey and like needing to like let go of something and like it's I'm not saying anybody liked it. I'm just saying like, you know, the way that she might be seeing it, the way
8:26 that like people who love her enough might be receiving it. Might be receiving it different, you know. >> about Erica Kirk? >> No, I'm talking about >> Oh, okay. >> uh Allison specifically. >> I think Erica Kirk has smeared enough of what Charlie believed in already off the bat because if he went out being anti-Israel and magically they don't have that anymore. >> Yeah. >> And they're just all about supporting all the things he said, no, absolutely I don't want to do that. I don't want to have this war happen and then they and then Erica Kirk turns around and goes Well, there's no way of knowing what Charlie would have wanted. >> That's >> about issues that he was staunch >> Charlie also talked about loving Thomas Massie and then TPUSA turned on Thomas Massie and didn't support him at all during his primary. >> He's like the only real one right now. >> I mean, he's out in a couple of months cuz he lost his primary. >> I think he was the only one of the only Republicans that voted against merging
9:17 like Israel with Israeli army with American army. >> Yep, he is. >> Yeah. And then he wasn't he doing the investigation with that Democrat? Um What was that investigation about? I forgot. But it was pretty big. But it was a like a It was a team and it was like a >> Dealing with the Epstein stuff? >> That's what it was. >> I was like, it's like what the ████ forgot about the Epstein files? I was like, I know it was a big thing. I forgot what it was. >> This is Gayle King interviewing one of Steven's family. I don't know if this is a mom, aunt, or whatever. >> I'm trying to figure out what we were going to do or what she wanted to do in terms of plans and then I got a phone call saying "We need you guys to sign non-disclosure agreements." And we were like, "Why? What's going on? What What is this for?" And
10:08 she says, "Well, somebody in the family has sold a story to a magazine." And we were like, "What are you talking about? Who Who did this?" And she said, "Granddad." And that's Steven's grandfather. And now, if you know my dad, he is the most respected >> Mhm. >> and the most integrity. Would never do that. So, a magazine did call him and in the throes of grief, my father answered the phone and they asked him questions. Right. And he's answering Right. He's answering the questions and, you know, saying, "We're grieving. We don't know what happened." Whatever the answers were. But, it was at that point that it became
11:00 "You guys are doing this. We need you to sign this." And we were like, "No, that is not true." And that's kind of >> There's like an oddness about this in the fact that like, I can understand if you're telling someone's family to be like really quiet about this. But then, if you go and do interviews, then it's more like, I want to control it. Not I don't want anyone else to speak. I want to because she still disclosed. Be different if everyone was hush. >> So, after she like she gave the story or was like, "What's this part? Like, why is the family being told to take right uh sign NDAs?" >> If they want to attend the funeral, they have to sign NDAs. >> Oh, the funeral. So, the wife was like organizing it everything and she's like, "You can't come to the funeral if you don't sign it." That's crazy. Clearly >> How is this chick talking about it? I
11:51 guess you can talk about how you sign an NDA? >> Maybe they didn't sign it. >> Or maybe they didn't sign it. >> I don't know. >> So, they didn't go to the funeral maybe? >> Um I know I know there is family that didn't go because of that. Yeah. >> And a lot of people were going crazy on like Twitter and IG and stuff like that. >> when this was happening cuz you guys were talking about it a bunch. >> Yeah, it was huge. I mean, still big. It's still a It still left a huge crater like in dance for Yeah. >> crazy that it's got to now like Candace and all this stuff too. And I'm like, >> I know, it's trippy to hear her talking about it. >> It's just a weird combined world. Yeah. >> Do you remember like how long it took for the book to come out after his funeral? >> Um I think it was like a year or two or something. >> Was there a fireworks show at his funeral? >> Jesus. >> But I mean, if within 3 weeks she was engaged to someone else, then it is probably within a year or two that she
12:42 had the book. Cuz the book is still about her, Twitch, and then the three kids. >> What's the over/under on the amount of time it takes for Erica Kirk to be coupled up? >> Well, the rumor was she was going to get with J.D. Vance. And then they were going to be the next power Like he was going to divorce >> No, wasn't she already coupled up? >> After? >> No. >> But there was a rumor about it. >> But the strategy that they were saying would be that he divorces his Hindu wife because she's not Christian enough. >> She's not Christian at all. >> Yeah. At all. Yeah. >> a children's book that she said that she co-authored with Twitch just before he died. And that was called Keep Dancing Through Boss Family Groove. I mean, 2025 in September, uh Connie, who was Twitch's mother, filed a petition grandparent visitation against Allison alleging that her relationship with her grandchildren has
13:32 changed following her son's death, describing it as unilateral and retaliatory decision by the dancer. In 2026, the case was dismissed by a judge. Um so, I guess they will just not be able to see too much of their grandparents. We'll see. >> Thanks. So, the grandparents are blocked from seeing the kids. Why? That just sounds horrible. >> It could also just be petty ████ man. You know how like in-laws and ████ can be? Like sometimes people just do weird petty ████ >> I guess so, but I mean >> I'm just trying to find another angle. >> Yeah. >> Cuz like, you know, sometimes in-laws they don't get along with the with the chick and all that kind of stuff. >> I think there's just so much going on here to that differentiates it from like what the average person goes through after like >> Yeah. >> a spousal death. >> Yeah, it's hard to it's hard to put a average rules on non-average people,
14:23 too. >> And the other things that she's done are so heightened. Like there's like how many people come out with a book after, you know? >> But like, you know, it's like it's hard to it's hard to presume or think we understand, right? It's like the the idea of like, oh yeah, a news reporter will call you and then ask questions to your grandfather and then like that'll be a story. It's like none of us ever will have those issues. You know? And so, we don't we don't know what that turns into, but maybe at the same time it's because I was preparing my book and that's going to conflict with my story. So, I do have to make sure that I'm the only one who's disclosing information because I'm evil. I really don't ████ know, you know? >> Yeah. >> Like that's just crazy. >> When Twitch was his um autopsy revealed he had no drugs or alcohol in his system upon the time of death.
15:13 Um that just seems like if I had like bad drug problems, right? And I let's say I, you know, ended myself and just so happened that I was drug-free at the time of my autopsy, then that saves my reputation a little bit from like the public knowing about some of my like demons or whatever. Why would my wife just be like like just sell me out like that? Like, you know what I mean? Like, oh, oh, this fool had hella drugs in the house. Like, and like I I could have had like a Is this because like white people don't believe in demons or like ████ ghosts haunting you for like desecrating their death? >> White people absolutely believe in ghosts. >> They believe in Asian ghosts? >> They don't believe in ghosts the Asian way, where it's like you if you talk ████ about like, you know, like if you um if you bring shame upon the death of a loved one, then they'll curse you or a
16:04 ghost will haunt you. >> You believe in like ████ spirits from the underworld and ████ versus like your ancestors are like or like walking around. >> We absolutely believe that our ancestors are watching us and ████ like that, yeah. Yeah, we do. >> You guys have like ████ ghost tigers and ████ >> Shut up. >> It's funny to to monolithically talk about whites. But yeah, that's um the this as a whole this was just a crazy thing to see that Candace Owens of all people is like talking and discussing. And maybe she'll do more in the future. And maybe because she started this dialogue, other people will come to her with information and stuff. >> I heard that she did the fireworks show Erica Kirk did the fireworks show at Charlie's funeral cuz he liked those fireworks. >> That's cute. That's very sweet. >> But that's like like I like Mario Kart
16:54 N64. If everybody like was playing that on a huge screen at my funeral, be kind of ████ weird and tacky and ████ >> Kind of tight. >> What kind of tight? >> Kind of tight. >> Well, I mean, people have strippers at their funerals, so it's like whatever, whatever. Let us know if you guys have any theories about any of this. If you're if this is a good thing that Candace Owens is on it or if it's a bad thing. If you don't like Candace Owens and you think she'll ruin this, let us know that as well. Um yeah, put your opinion down in the comments. >> Everything is alleged and a rumor only. Don't act on rumors. >> Why people don't believe in ghosts? >> Why people believe in ghosts? >> Only the voodoo whites.
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