Published by Nubreed Global Truth | April 22, 2025
In a powerful exposé that has garnered significant attention across social media platforms, Nubreed Global Truth has revealed deeply troubling statements and perspectives promoted by content creator RingoTV Reactions. The investigation highlights concerning rhetoric that Nubreed identifies as antithetical to biblical principles of unity, respect, and love for one's community.
The Concerning Content
Nubreed's analysis presents multiple instances where RingoTV has made statements that appear to demonstrate a pattern of self-hatred and hostility toward the Black community. Most alarmingly, Nubreed's investigation revealed footage where RingoTV:
- Referred to Black Americans as "savages" and "animals"
- Stated explicitly: "I don't want to be around ninjas. I don't like them"
- Made disturbing comments about underage girls
- Defended R. Kelly while making inappropriate statements about "15-year-old young ladies"
- Called Carmelo Anthony a "murderer" despite the case involving claimed self-defense
"This is hate speech towards us. He's calling us animals and savages," Nubreed explained during his commentary. "This type of rhetoric right here is sad because let's make this very clear: Because we're defending ourselves doesn't mean we hate anyone."
Biblical Perspective on Self-Hatred
Nubreed reinforced his analysis with a powerful quote from Malcolm X that speaks to the spiritual dimension of self-hatred:
"Who taught you to hate yourself from the top of your head to the soles of your feet? Who taught you to hate your own kind? Who taught you to hate the race that you belong to so much so that you don't want to be around each other?"
This profound question aligns with biblical principles found in scriptures such as 1 John 4:20, which teaches: "Whoever claims to love God yet hates a brother or sister is a liar. For whoever does not love their brother and sister, whom they have seen, cannot love God, whom they have not seen."
The Historical Context of Racial Terminology
The investigation delved into the historical origins of racist terminology, with Nubreed sharing educational content from PBS explaining how race was constructed as a concept to justify slavery and oppression.
"When you hear this guy continue to call us animals and savages, listen, that is the ideologies of white supremacy," Nubreed stated. "This actually derives from something. And this is the same guy calling us hateful. This is the same guy that's claiming that black people are racist."
Challenge to Accountability
In a move to address the ongoing conflict constructively, Nubreed revealed that he had previously challenged RingoTV to a charity boxing match – a challenge that was declined and met instead with threats.
"I challenged him to a fade and he threatened to put me in a box," Nubreed explained. "He said if he run up, I'mma put him in a box. So, he wants to kill me, right? If I run up to him, right? But Carmelo Anthony can't defend himself. See, that is a hypocrite."
Call for Discernment in Media Consumption
Nubreed urged viewers to exercise spiritual discernment regarding the content they consume, suggesting that supporting problematic content creators enables harmful messaging to spread within communities.
"I advise anyone who's on my platform to unsubscribe. Don't even watch him. It's nothing to see there. People, don't even watch the material. Just exit stage left quietly. Quietly remove yourself from toxicity. Quietly remove yourself from narcissistic abuse," Nubreed advised.
Media Responsibility and Biblical Values
The exposé raises important questions about responsibility in media creation and consumption. Scripture reminds us in Philippians 4:8 to focus on "whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable."
Nubreed emphasized that content creators have a responsibility to uplift rather than tear down communities. "This guy is full of demons and hate and evil. And it's all over his countenance, man," he remarked, pointing to the spiritual dimensions of harmful rhetoric.
Defining The Image Portrayed By @RingoTVReactions
RingoTV Reactions likes to intentionally redefine words and narratives to manipulate his audience and others however, for you convience we have shared the terms portrayed and by RingoTV Reactions:
Tether: teth·er /ˈteT͟Hər/ noun
1. A person, typically an immigrant or the descendant of immigrants over multiple generations, who shares physical characteristics with Foundational Black Americans (typically skin color or cultural markers) but actively works to undermine FBA interests. These individuals hate FBAs yet often manipulate and lie when speaking for FBAs as if they are FBA themselves. They may benefit from resources secured through FBA struggle while simultaneously exhibiting hostility toward FBA communities, promoting anti-FBA narratives, or attempting to minimize FBA historical contributions.
2. A person that appears to be wheat but is actually a tare spiritually.
Coon /kuːn/ noun
A Foundational Black American or black person who betrays their community's interests for personal gain or white approval, typically by reinforcing harmful stereotypes, undermining Black progress, or advocating against FBA causes. Unlike the historical slur, in modern FBA discourse this term identifies a pattern of behavior rather than race or appearance. Also associated with Uncle Tom.
Gangstalker
noun
/ˈɡaŋ-ˌstôkər/
1. A person who participates in or is involved with a covert group effort to harass, intimidate, or control another individual.
- Often part of a collective or coordinated effort, gangstalkers use psychological manipulation, surveillance, and various forms of harassment to target a specific person, typically without their knowledge or consent.
- Example: "The victim reported feeling constantly watched and followed by unknown individuals, believing they were being targeted by a group of gangstalkers."
2. A person who targets another individual with harassment or surveillance under the belief that their actions are part of a larger conspiracy or coordinated effort.
- Often used in online communities where individuals feel they are being watched or targeted by shadowy forces.
Monitoring Spirits
noun
/ˈmɒnɪtərɪŋ ˈspɪrɪts/
1. Supernatural entities believed to watch, influence, or control a person's actions, thoughts, or environment through manipulation.
- Often associated with negative spiritual forces, they are thought to track an individual's behavior and cause disturbances in their life.
- Example: "The woman believed she was constantly under the influence of monitoring spirits, feeling as if her every move was being watched."
Check Out RingCoon Tether Reactions Adventures Merch
As a response to RingoTV Reactions online harassments, Nubreed Global Truth decided to respond by capitalizing off of his hate by educating the people through some fun and good sport.
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A Message of Community and Unity
Nubreed concluded his commentary with a message encouraging viewers to be discerning about the content they consume and the voices they amplify. He emphasized the importance of supporting content that builds up rather than tears down the community.
"Life is too short to be a miserable, hateful, demonic warlock," Nubreed stated. "Life is too short for that, man. You know, always targeting people, always being hateful and evil."
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