💀 Horrorcow Nicholas Robert Rekieta / Rekieta "Law" / Actually Criminal / @NickRekieta / "u/Early-Leopard-8351" - Polysubstance abusing puppy snuffing cuckold who dosed his child, "Lawtube pope" turned zesty Dabbleverse streamer. Swinger visitor of 🇯🇲 BBC resorts. Seethed at his ex-BF Aaron on REDDIT. Wife's gunted and toed bod worth $50. Drives like a Jeet.

[thebigdream]

"Parody is the defense"

Nick's legal analysis is as always totally off the mark.

It doesn't stand up to the slightest amount of scrutiny.

• while he knows they're fake voices, it's not guaranteed that his chat does (and they're dumb as rocks, so they're more likely than the average person to be fooled)
• if the service is illegal, that doesn't absolve him of knowingly using an illegal service
• if he has to make choices in the platform to decide which voices are used, or has requested that a particular voice be made (how curious that Sean's voice is there...), that would prove his personal involvement
• he says it becomes questionable if the voice purports to be someone - okay, what if someone styles their superchat in this way? Then Nick even admits that it's illegal

Hey, I'm starting to think this guy's not a practicing lawyer!

 

[Sneed Force One]

When Nick finally realises that people are exploring legal action under Right of Publicity and Misappropriation of Likeness for Commercial Gain, watch him clam up instantly.
Anyone affected will need to issue a C&D directly to Melton. Its hilarious how Supertips' TOS directly complies with NRS §597.810 but yet both Nick and Melton have wilfully breached it without reprimand.

I hope that Kurt, Sean and Aaron does something, Supertips.gg "consumers" breach its own TOS rules several times every fucking stream. With luck, Fatrick in fear of losing his UberEats fund for a legal defence, will kill the project and settle with any complainant.
I think Fatrick MAPton hoped his pajeet program would forever fly under the irrelevant Dabbleverse radar, now he's reaching the intersection of Fucking Around Street and Find Out Boulevard.

 

[Vibralldo]

When Nick finally realises that people are exploring legal action under Right of Publicity and Misappropriation of Likeness for Commercial Gain, watch him clam up instantly.

Nick's never shut up for any of his previous legal issues, why would this one suddenly be different?

 

[Strix454]

"Parody is the defense"

Only it isn't. Because Nick isn't creating the material in question. He is allowing randos watching his show to create the content in whatever way they might choose to in exchange for a fee. Including specifically to use it for impersonation.

You can't make a parody defense if you are not making a parody yourself.

 

[where's baldo]

Funny comment by Meme Copium on an Elissa Clips video.

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I hope sean's plush is stain resistant.

 

[Allied-Mastercomputer]

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This nigger is practically asking for it. Copyright striking YouTube videos is gay and cringe, but like I don’t know what qualifies MORE for a copyright strike than something like this. It’s almost like this is what strikes are made for.

 

[Potatoherder]

This nigger is practically asking for it. Copyright striking YouTube videos is gay and cringe, but like I don’t know what qualifies MORE for a copyright strike than something like this. It’s almost like this is what strikes are made for.

Falsely striking is gay and cringe. If someone has a legit reason to do it it kind of on the violator. The issue is the system can be abused too much and you really can't tell if it's legit or not a lot of the time.

 

[Oxyjen]

A graph, for more visual learners.

 

[Not Who You Think]

Last year, when I was laughing at the Google Maps reviews for Rekieta Law, it wasn’t marked as closed.
If this has already been posted in the thread, sorry—but I noticed it today and found the “Permanently closed” label kind of funny.

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A real shame. I read that Nick was, bar none, the best at getting men off.

Actual review from his website in late 2023:

 

[Captain Manning]

I hope sean's plush is stain resistant.

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Dude, this needs to be made FR. That's actually adorable.

Imagine if Clyde got one to play with. My dog loved stuffed animals.

 

[AncientPhosphur]

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Now all we need is for Nick to say the magic words “Go on and sue me” because that always worked out well for him.

 

[Captain Manning]

For anybody looking for more lawyers to watch on Youtube that aren't complete shitbags, John Bryan, aka The Civil Rights Lawyer, just hit 1 million subs.

He doesn't do trial streams, but he does excellent breakdowns of law enforcement encounters while harboring a suspicion of the government (in a rational way, and not an insane Nick or Barnes like way). I think @Potentially Criminal knows him and is also a fan.



This is what continuing success looks like. Nick will NEVER hit that number.

I am in no way associated with the man, and this isn't a shameless plug. I just watch his content on occasion, and find it entertaining. I figured many posters in this thread are probably also interested in such content.

 

[AnOminous]

Yeah. One classic mistake some people make on probation is abusing their prescription drugs and getting more of those drugs off the street.

Or assuming their obvious drug-seeking behavior won't be noticed and their Dr. Feelgood won't end up busted. Except even most addicts are not stupid enough to broadcast their crimes to the public like Nick does.

 

[TrainWreckWatcher]

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Help me Branca, you're my only hope!

How many days till he ghosts his own stream too?


Lookit the fat on lil chubby's face. Looking bloated Rackets. Better work on that diet more.

I don't give a fuck if it's legal or not, I want someone to sue Nick and Melton over the AI voices because it would amuse me greatly.

I do think there may be some legality about using someone's voice for profit as opposed to parody. As the draw to this is specifically you can use this person's voice for a price, but that would be a huge shitshow trial.

 

[AnOminous]

No doubt, but the thing is, I don't think he's got the supports to get it reversed like he did before.

His YouTube nontent is so boring I don't even care if someone gets him kicked off it. In fact that would be hilarious, a great combo to the revocation of him even having a forum because he's such a boring faggot.

 

[Fapcop]

Now all we need is for Nick to say the magic words “Go on and sue me” because that always worked out well for him.

For a man who’s six figures in the hole because of his inability to control himself and his anger, he makes remarkably dumb decisions.

Almost as if he coke and boozed himself right into smooth brain territory or something.

 

[Haru Okumura]

When back, he declared, "Provigil and Adderall!" and took the pills.

Nick showed his prescription Adderall bottle

Maybe Nick can soothe his frayed nerves from watching his channel gutter and die by engaging in his favorite hobby, reading journal abstracts. For his convenience I'll even provide one about his very own combination of medications:



Source (content warning: a full journal article; some people find this VERY frightening)

 

[Bowl of Ramen]

I hope sean's plush is stain resistant.

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I really, really love Plush Sandwich Man. Can someone make a plush Slobbermutt? Then Nick can reenact his e-girl stream with all of his ex-friends.

 

[Philly Phunk Machine]

Lookit the fat on lil chubby's face. Looking bloated Rackets. Better work on that diet more.

An apple pie a day keeps the court-appointed doctor away.

 

[Harm]

I do think there may be some legality about using someone's voice for profit as opposed to parody. As the draw to this is specifically you can use this person's voice for a price, but that would be a huge shitshow trial.

Yeah. IANAL, but I mean, can I start selling albums with AI generated music trained exclusively on Metallica and marketed under the name Metallica? Sean and Aaron make their living with their voice, and now it's been hi-jacked in a way that makes it more difficult for them to utilize their own likeness going forward.

It's the same reason I can't take a photograph and then create a statue based on the photograph as I've now infringed upon their right to make that statue. If Sean or Aaron decide "hey, I want to use my likeness for AI voice generated donation alerts!" they now have to unfairly compete with someone who has undermined their right to use their own likeness in this capacity.

There's producing a parody that draws from their likeness, and then there's charging a premium for the privilege of utilizing that likeness for customized voice messages. Its use really doesn't seem fair and it implies that those people gave their blessing for their likeness to be used in this manner.