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Tony Huge feels the wrath of YouTube

Tony Huge feels YouTube


Tony Huge feels the wrath of YouTube.

The popular YouTuber, Tony Huge, has been cancelled from YouTube, losing his popular channel.

Tony Huge, the popular bodybuilder, well known for his alleged dangerous experiments with PED’s, has felt the wrath of YouTube. Tony woke up a few days ago to find out his channel that had over 40,000 subscribers was deleted.

Many were happy with the news of Tony Huge’s channel being deleted, due to his controversial methods to build a physique.

The deletion of Tony Huge’s channel comes weeks after famous YouTuber, Leo Rex, was found dead at Tony Huge’s residence.

At the time of publishing this article, the investigation into the death of Leo has not been included.

As the news started to spread that Tony lost his popular YouTube channel, some media outlets alleged that he is on the run, due to the investigation of Leo Rex’s death.

It didn’t take long for Tony to upload new videos on another YouTube channel that he runs, putting to rest the rumors that he is on the run. Tony has also been very active on his popular Instagram page.

It remains to be seen if Tony will manage to get his YouTube channel back online.







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