The alleged leaked video showcased a man being intimate with another man, one of whom looked like Destiny while the other was speculated to be Nick Fuentes. Destiny debunks alleged leaked sex After a video of Fuentes appearing as a guest on Destiny's channel in August 2022 surfaced, the debate grew more intense. Fuentes alluded to their mutual willingness to have sex with males during A leaked explicit video allegedly involving prominent streamer Destiny and far-right political commentator Nick Fuentes has ignited a firestorm of speculation across social media platforms. The video, which purports to show a man resembling Destiny engaged in an intimate act with another man, has led many online to speculate that the second Rose plans to talk to a lawyer about the alleged assault, National News reported. The Context: Fuentes, 26, made the comment in a video and on X, formerly Twitter, where his "Your body, my choice Right-wing commentator Nick Fuentes holds a rally at the Michigan State Capitol in Lansing on November 11, 2020. Fuentes' home address was leaked online amid backlash to his "Your body, my choice In early 2022, the Groyper movement saw significant in-fighting after former members Jaden McNeil and Simon Dickerman, both former leaders of the America First Foundation, appeared on a livestream alleging that Nick Fuentes was operating a "pyramid scheme" and no longer reflected true conservative "Christian" values. A Hatewatch investigation has revealed that white nationalist Nick Fuentes has repeatedly livestreamed from a pricey apartment building in suburban Chicago, while telling viewers and supporters that he was still working from his old studio in his parents' basement five miles away, as he had for at least four years leading up to his move to a new base of operations. Social media platform Twitter on Wednesday suspended the account of white supremacist Nick Fuentes only a day after a decision to restore it led to widespread criticism. Weaver could be

referring to one specific internet performer associated with Fuentes. Fuentes and Tor Gustafsson Brookes, a video streamer who uses the name Catboy Kami online, appeared together in livestreams in late 2019. Fuentes explained his relationship to Catboy Kami on a livestream, saying, "It's because he has a good sense of humor. Fuentes uses the slang word "Groypers" to represent his young, almost exclusively white male fanbase. He galvanized crowds of such young men at so-called Stop the Steal events across the country following former President Donald Trump's loss, where Fuentes and others promoted lies about the 2020 election. Fuentes never went inside the Capitol building himself on Jan. 6, but he wore a VIP