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Hullo $25 Max and the Hullo CP Allegations refers to memes and viral discourse about looksmaxxing influencer Hullo, also known as Mason Hull, allegedly buying Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) content and asking the seller if they had any packages of CSAM for "$25 max." The accusations were purportedly made by Hullo's ex-girlfriend, who goes by @via040301, or Via, on TikTok, who shared screenshots of alleged DMs between Hullo and the seller in early May 2026.

The allegations inspired discourse online, including reactions from other looksmaxxers, some of whom believed the allegations were false and the screenshots were fabricated. Hullo also denied the accusations. The allegations also inspired memes about Hullo's request for a "$25 max" CSAM package.

A few days after the allegations went viral, Hullo had an encounter with JiDion, a predator poacher content creator, where he seems to admit to the CSAM allegations, saying that not all the allegations are true but the "CP" ones are true.

Background

On May 2nd, 2026, TikToker @via040301, purportedly the ex-girlfriend of looksmaxxing influencer Hullo, or Mason Hull, posted a collection of screenshots to her Story claiming that she broke up with Hullo because he was buying CSAM from about "three different people." One screenshot shows what is allegedly a conversation between Hullo and one of the sellers, where he asks if the seller has "cp 25$ max," then asks if he can pay with PayPal or Venmo.^[1][2]

Other screenshots allegedly show Hullo speaking with his ex-girlfriend about the purchases, with the texter alleged to be Hullo not denying the allegations but insisting he's not interested in children. However, these screenshots are unverified.

Developments

Hullo's Response

After Via shared the screenshots on May 2nd, 2026, Hullo made a post on his Story responding to the allegations. In his post, he writes that there are two sides to every story, that this is "misled information," and that he will be releasing a video about it.

Via's Response to Hullo

On May 2nd, 2026, after Hullo's response and denial, Via posted a video on TikTok^[3] where she shares a video of her allegedly on a call with Hullo. During the brief call, Hullo insists he felt guilty after buying it once, and she pushes back, saying he bought "so much." The video gained over 471,000 views in two days.

Encounter With JiDion

On May 5th, 2026, predator poacher content creator JiDion posted a clip on TikTok^[9] taken from a larger video where he asks Hullo about the allegations. In the video, Hullo is seen confirming that the CSAM allegations are true, promising he won't do it again and ultimately owning up to it.

Online Reactions

The allegations surrounding Hullo inspired many reactions online in early May 2026. Some made fun of Hullo and criticized him for the allegations, while others defended him and believed the DMs were falsified.

On May 2nd, 2026, TikToker^[4] @masonltn posted a video reacting to the allegations, writing that Hullo "ruined his career," garnering over 1.7 million views in two days.

That day, X^[5] user @knowncapo posted a clip of looksmaxxer Clavicular responding to the allegations, but not giving a solid answer as to whether or not he believes them, garnering over 2,100 likes in two days.

$25 Max Memes

As the Hullo allegations spread, people began posting memes and reactions based on the premise of Hullo asking for "$25 max" for CSAM.

For example, on May 2nd, 2026, TikToker^[6] @nosmas169 posted a meme edit connecting Hullo to a scene of actress Lindsay Lohan from Georgia Rule, garnering over 500,000 views in two days.

On May 3rd, TikToker^[7] @deya.ayo posted a meme comparing Jeffrey Epstein to Hullo, claiming that Epstein paid millions for CSAM while Hullo paid $25 max, garnering over 566,000 views in a day.

Also on May 3rd, 2026, Hullo posted a version of the meme to his own TikTok^[8] account, placing the equation "5×5" (referencing the $25) above his own head while posing, garnering over 3.3 million views in a day.

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