MAKE JER FELTED AGAIN!

Jeremy Dale Hambly insinuates he has to pay staff for his Rumble stream. The GIA audited his Thursday stream with botted.wtf. As the charts show, prior to being featured on the homepage Hambly was struggling to maintain roughly 600 viewers. Once the stream became featured, the concurrent count climbed in a steady, linear fashion into the 5–6.5K range. That climb is the signature of Rumble’s homepage attribution: when a stream is featured, the platform counts people who simply have the Rumble homepage open in a tab (or are browsing the site) as “watching,” even if they never click into the stream to watch. These are passive page loads, not an actual audience that chose to join and listen to Jer's sophomoric political takes and recycled culture-war grift. Unique chatters and engagement never tracked the rise in artificial viewers. The audit showed only about 120 unique chatters and roughly 2.2% engagement across the period. The active room stayed small and flat while the reported concurrent number scaled with the featuring. He has almost no real viewership outside of trolls, a small core of regulars, and the dramatically inflated homepage attribution. @TheKinoGrove @PoweroftheTruth @Andywarski