I thought it was fair.but it also helped her win, definitely. For every pound of weight she lifted, we multiplied by two to make her more competitive. Like for one video, we did the strongest person wins, and so we're lifting weights so we gave her a multiplier. Sometimes we'll give her different perks. We might have helped other people get an advantage, but not myself. No, I've never rigged one so I could win. Never have I ever rigged a challenge so I could win. I have been in love, and you know what, guys? I'm going to leave this to you guys to try to figure out who that was with. Sorry, Camden, I feel really bad about that one. I kind of felt bad because he had to go back to work and he has a really good job and he had a half bowl cut for a while. So even though he had his regular haircut, you could still see the bowl cut around his head. So he goes to get a haircut and the barber told him I went too deep around the edges. After that, he kinda was like going for it, so I gave him a bowl cut after by literally putting a bowl on his head and just snipping around and the idea was after he would just go get a haircut. We ended up cutting his hair while he was sleeping. I don't think he knew what he was getting himself into.
I asked if he would want to be in the video this weekend when he was visiting, and he said sure. My friend who was out of town, he'd been growing his hair out for like two years, you know, it's very long. I don't want to say yes to this because I know the consequence, but yeah, I sort of have felt bad for a prank I did. Never have I ever felt guilty for a prank I did. No, actually, I'm proud to say I have not done this. Never have I ever accidentally deleted all of my footage. So if you're a fan, please do not come to my house. But then every weekend, we'd just get these fans showing up, and at at some point I was like, wait this is my parents' house. At first we were kind of like, OK, this is cool. On a Saturday, our doorbell would ring and somebody would answer and there'd be fans outside with families and parents, like the whole thing. When I was living in my parents' house, they would come and they would drive from like out of state to come see us. Sometimes we'll get fans coming to our house, and that can get kind of crazy. Yes, I get recognized by fans on the street all the time-every time I go out. Never have I ever been recognized by a fan on the street. And we just do all sorts of other crazy stuff that also costs money. So, yeah, we had to do that, so that cost money. I smashed his car and then we went out and bought him the exact same car-same year, same color, just replaced it. We smashed my friends car so I had to buy him a new one. I've given away $10,000 as cash prizes on videos before. The most I've ever spent on a video, I'm not sure, probably at least $10,000, though. Never have I ever spent over $5,000 on a video.
He answers "Never have I ever." questions about his infamous break up video, how his YouTube challenges have landed him in the hospital, and whether or not he's ever been in love-all while eating the most sour candy you can buy. YouTuber Carter Sharer visits Delish to play Suck It Up.
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