Overview

PaymoneyWubby's 24-Hour Tag Stream was a livestream game show hosted by Twitch streamer PaymoneyWubby (Wubby) and sponsored by Fansly, where he hosted streamers and content creators Will Neff, William Osman, Papa Poob and Matt (SuperSpicyMatt, co-owner of Mana Talent Group) as they played 24-hour tag, inspired by a batsu game (a Japanese penalty game). The stream took place between December 6th and 7th, 2025, in the gymnasium of Canyon Crest Academy High School in San Diego, California. During the game, the streamers played a variation of tag in which, occasionally, costumed men called Oni (demons) would emerge into the gym and try to tag the streamers. Whoever got tagged would then have to face a punishment.

Highlights and clips from the stream were posted online as the event happened, including clips of the punishments, which subsequently went viral on platforms like X / Twitter and Reddit. The stream event also garnered notable discourse and spawned memes in the following days. On the last day of the stream, conservative political commentator Amy Reichert made several posts on X / Twitter and Facebook calling out the event for what she perceived as inappropriate behavior, considering that it took place in a high school gymnasium. In particular, she highlighted a clip in which Will Neff ate chocolate off a girl's feet as a punishment. The event also received media coverage from local news stations, many of which sensationalized the story, as well as national and international coverage in the following days as controversy around it spread.

Background

On December 6th, 2025, Twitch^[1] streamer PaymoneyWubby hosted a stream sponsored by Fansly where Twitch streamers Will Neff and Papa Poob, YouTuber William Osman and Mana Talent Group co-owner Matt (friend of Critikal) played a game of 24-hour tag.

24-hour tag is a "batsu game"^[10] played on the Japanese variety game show Downtown no Gaki no Tsukai ya Arahende!! where players must perform challenges if they're tagged by one of several costumed people, called "oni" or "demons," who occasionally appear suddenly on the playing field and chase them.^[2]

On December 9th, 2025, the PaymoneyWubby Highlights YouTube channel uploaded the full VOD of the 24-hour tag event, receiving over 37,000 views, 1,600 likes and 250 comments in a day.

Online Reactions

The 24-hour tag event put on by Wubby and his crew in San Diego inspired numerous discussions online as clips were posted across social media in early December 2025.

On December 7th, 2025, a clip was posted to the /r/LivestreamFail^[3] subreddit by Redditor chrispaulfrancis in which Will Neff was punished by having to lick chocolate off two Fansly girls' feet, garnering over 400 upvotes in a day. The clip was also posted to the PaymoneyWubby Highlights YouTube^[4] channel, gaining over 23,000 views in a day.

That same day, X^[19] user and producer of the Forehead Fables Podcast, Stalltt (@Stalltt), tweeted a clip of Poob during the "Passion of the Clout" punishment, receiving over 20,100 views, 1,100 likes and 50 retweets in two days.

huge news for fans of our original solo @ForeheadFables episodes pic.twitter.com/SjsrN2wDdG

— Stalltt (@Stalltt) December 7, 2025

Also on December 7th, Will Neff (@TheWillNeff) tweeted a meme depicting him from the livestream alongside an image of actor Mickey Rourke as the villain Ivan Vanko (Whiplash) from Iron Man 2, garnering over 46,200 views, 3,100 likes and 30 retweets in two days.^[20]

Later on December 7th, 2025, Redditor Ctrlkill posted a meme to the /r/PaymoneyWubby^[24] subreddit that edited Poob's "Passion of the Clout" punishment during the game, titled "Died for our Zyns," accumulating over 600 upvotes in two days.

Numerous streamers also reacted to PaymoneyWubby's 24-hour tag event as it gained attention online in early December 2025, including Hasan Piker,^[21] Caroline Kwan^[22] and HeyYouVideoGame.^[23]

Various clips and compilations of the stream were also posted by different YouTube channels over the following days. For instance, the YouTube channel Daily Dos of LivestreamFail covered the event in a video uploaded on December 8th, receiving roughly 2,000 views in a day.

Also on December 8th, 2025, the YouTube channel SushiNKZ uploaded a compilation of all the punishments from Wubby's 24-hour tag, titled "PayMoneyWubby 24HR Tag – All Punishments Compilation."

Developments

Amy Reichert's Complaints

On December 7th, 2025, X^[5] user @amyforsandiego, the account of conservative activist and political commentator Amy Reichert,^[6] posted a clip of a guest nicknamed Terry who appeared on the show during a punishment for Will Neff in which he was made to briefly snuggle in bed with the man, writing, "A California high school gym was allegedly rented during the school day for an adult livestream. One performer reportedly wore a sash reading “p*dophile.” This happened inside San Dieguito Union High School District," garnering over 640 likes and 55,000 views in a day.

On December 8th, Reichert made another X^[7] post sharing a screenshot of Will Neff licking the Fansly model's toes, writing, "A California PUBLIC high school, Canyon Crest Academy allegedly took $10,000 to let OF models film in a high school gym. I am exposing everything," garnering over 340 likes in under a day.

Reichert also made several posts to her Facebook^[12] and Instagram^[17] accounts about the stream in early December 2025.

The first post from Reichert was then shared on the /r/PaymoneyWubby^[8] subreddit that day in a Reddit post titled, "Far right reporter didn’t like 24 stream," garnering over 700 upvotes in under a day.

Later on December 8th, 2025, Redditor PM_YOUR_ONE_BOOB made a post to the same subreddit^[9] sharing a comment about the post, reading, "Where does it say in the law that one cannot suck the toes in a gymnasium?" gaining over 300 upvotes in under a day.

Also that day, Redditor BewareOfGrom made a post to the /r/fearand^[11] subreddit for the Fear& podcast, which Will Neff is a part of, that included a tweet from Reichert with Poob strung up on a cross as a punishment for a bit, titling the post "The right wingers have found the 24 hour tag stream will was in on Wubby's stream." The Reddit post received over 170 upvotes and 10 comments in seven hours.

Later on December 8th, Redditor justalazygamer reposted a tweet about the controversy to the subreddit /r/ParlerWatch,^[18] criticizing the reaction, garnering over 530 upvotes and 70 comments in 16 hours.

Controversy

In the following days after the 24-hour tag event ended and conservatives like Amy Reichert voiced their displeasure with the stream taking place at a high school in San Diego, the story was picked up by various local news outlets and sparked controversy among some.

For example, late on December 8th, 2025, NBC 7 San Diego uploaded a video, titled "Canyon Crest Academy gym rented to film questionable content," to its YouTube channel covering the story, which insinuated that there was "graphic" content during the stream. The video received roughly 3,300 views 60 likes 250 dislikes (using the Return YouTube Dislike extension in a browser, which is an estimate) and 160 comments in 11 hours. The report also noted an incident months earlier involving the school's alleged misuse of donations to support student clubs.^[13]

That same night, local news stations ABC 10 News^[14] and Fox 5 KUSI^[15] also covered the story, as well as the San Diego Union-Tribune,^[16] which reported that there was "uproar" over the rental for an "adult game show last weekend that featured racist, profane, sexually suggestive, religiously offensive and other inappropriate content."

According to the San Diego Union-Tribune,^[16] Wubby stated in an email in response to the controversy:

We had a wonderful and very successful event that fully complied with our contractual agreements. Based on threats of litigation made by other parties, I cannot comment further at this time.

The Canyon Crest Academy Foundation, a nonprofit for the high school, confirmed that it approved the rental for the production back in October, adding that it was reviewing with legal counsel to review what happened.^[16] Its Executive Director, Regina Twomey, said, "We are fully committed to implementing stronger internal protocols, enhanced review processes and additional safeguards to ensure that nothing like this happens again."

Additionally, the San Dieguito school district issued a statement^[16] on December 8th, 2025, that said:

We understand that the production company filmed a game show with highly inappropriate content that appears to have violated the terms of the agreement between (the foundation) and the production company, as well as the district’s community standards and policies. While school sites are intended to be a civic center available for public use, such use is not without limits, and our top priority is always the safety and support of our students.

In the following days, the event continued garnering media coverage as the controversy spread to national and international news publications. For instance, the right-wing outlet Daily Caller^[25] reported on the story on December 9th, highlighting the "Drag Queens, Foot-Licking And A Mock Crucifixion" during the stream.

Also on December 9th, 2025, Independent^[26] and Daily Mail^[27] covered the story of the local controversy regarding the high school, with the Daily Mail notably misreporting that participants undertook what it labeled "disgusting challenges" in order to win prizes, though no prizes were given out.

That same day, the official Daily Mail Reddit account posted its article to the /r/sandiego^[28] subreddit, receiving downvotes and over 45 comments in 20 hours, many of which called out the publication for inaccurate reporting and sensationalism.

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