Disgraced Fortnite YouTuber Onision goes into meltdown in bizarre video following ‘doxxing’ claim

A YOUTUBER accused of doxxing has gone into a bizarre meltdown in a video in which he appears to be almost sick. The video comes after Onision – whose real name is Gregory Jackson – has been was banned from Patreon for violating the site’s policies. He has received a huge backlash after being accused […]

A YOUTUBER accused of doxxing has gone into a bizarre meltdown in a video in which he appears to be almost sick.

The video comes after Onision – whose real name is Gregory Jackson – has been was banned from Patreon for violating the site’s policies.

He has received a huge backlash after being accused of doxxing fellow YouTuber Billie Dawn Webb. Doxxing is the practice of posting screenshots of private messages that show the recipient’s phone number.

Onision tweeted screenshots of private text messages between himself and Ms Webb, the Verge reports.

In the video, the sobbing YouTuber can be seen packing up his belongings before getting into a car, where he begins howling before the video cuts out.

“Well, that’s it you guys. Some people, they get fed up with you, and they don’t want to be associated with you anymore because apparently you’re ‘problematic’,” he says.

“And then you’ve got to leave, and your whole life falls apart because a bunch of people online want to troll you.”

Ms Webb also alleges Onision harassed her and manipulated her into a sexual relationship with him and his current partner, CoolGuyKai.

But Onision told The Verge the ban is unfair and that he broke up with Ms Webb in 2016.

“She has been upset with me ever since. I posted screen shots where I complimented our relationship all those years ago, expressing how I was sad about how it couldn’t work out.”

A spokesperson for Patreon said: “We removed Onision from Patreon as he violated our Bullying and Harassment as it relates to doxing.

“Patreon does not allow creators to use Patreon to fund the practice of doxing.

“Our Community Guidelines clearly prohibit doxing and say that any creator caught in the act of malicious doxing — or encouraging others to do so — may be banned from using Patreon.”

This year, six women who were fans Onision have come reportedly forward to allege that Kai and Jackson pressured them into online or physical sexual encounters.

Jackson started uploading to videos to YouTube in 2007 before creating the viral “Banana Song” in 2009 and became one of the first successful YouTubers.