HOAX ALERT: Woman Claims To Be Victim Of A BRICK ATTACK Over THIS...

hitting someone in the face with a brick because they refused to give out their number is inexcusable, but it probably didn't happen. How's everybody doing? My name is Anthony Brian Logan. And today we got to talk about a video that is blown up all over Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, the news media everywhere of a woman who claims that she was hit in the face with a brick because she refused to give some man her number outside of a club in Texas. Now I have been watching this story for a few days, right when it first came out, probably like at the beginning of the month. And I knew something wasn't quite right with it. I mean, it was pretty convincing. There were guys right there standing, talking to her. Then she was in the hospital. It was pretty convincing, but I was not quite ready to believe it. And I just couldn't put my finger on it. But I think I have enough evidence to present to you guys, to show you that this video, this whole incident was nothing more than another juicy smooth. Yay. Carly Russell, a big fat hoax. Now, before I go any further, let's watch the original video. If you want to see the video in full without my commentary link, as always will be in the description. If you're on IG, visit a link in the bio, go to the corresponding article on the website. But without further ado, let's go ahead and roll it. Yo, this man just hit me in my face with a brick and all these black men just watch and they don't give them. Yeah. This man hit me. Grabbed a rock and hit me in my face. And I wouldn't give him my number. Oh yeah. I'll just watch. What do y'all want to do? I want y'all to be a man. I want y'all to be a man. Do something. Y'all gonna let a man hit me in my face. Have I ever done to anybody in my life to deserve this? I never did anything in my life to hurt anybody. Yo, this man just hit. So you see what's going on now when I watched this video, I'm like, okay, it's pretty convincing. Her face is very swollen. Obviously I don't see any kind of camera tricks or filters. Then there was other video in the hospital. Same thing. She has guys in the background talking to them. So it seemed she was crying. I saw tears in the face. It was pretty convincing, but something just wasn't right. And I was not prepared to make my video on it. And then I started to see other videos from her. Other things didn't make any sense. And I started putting two and two together. Now let's keep on going here. This character right here showed up. And what he said was that he was one of the guys that was in the back that she was talking to. Let's hear from him briefly. Then we're going to move on. Who are you guys trying to speak up for? This is the same woman that was going around smacking white people in the streets. She's not innocent. She was actually taunting the guy. So this guy saying that the girl wasn't innocent. She was taunting the guy. Now this video kind of added to the videos validity, but at the same time it took away from it. Cause I'm like, I mean, it didn't make any sense. It was just, I wasn't feeling like this was authentic. And I think, like I said, we have some evidence. And before we get to the evidence, here's some think pieces. Um, after black woman is attacked with a brick, she's blamed. How did we allow this to happen? This is on the route. And then newsweek woman says, man, hit her in the face with a brick while crowd watched again. Cowardly black man didn't do nothing. That's the narrative, right? And we have some information update. This woman completely scammed everyone who donated to her. Go fund me page, $40,000 to date. Here's the latest. The owner of the establishment looked at the footage and saw no evidence of a woman getting hit. She did not follow police report. Several people who work in the medical field have stated that her injuries are consistent with someone having an allergic reaction to something. Now that makes a lot of sense. And I'm going to explain why more specifically in just one minute. Now here are some of the videos that I saw that made me take pause and be like, Hmm, something made right. All right, let's watch this one first. I hope every black woman is kissing another black woman because we are the protectors and the providers. We protect societies. We protect communities with our intellectual property, with our lived experiences, with our breast milk, with our bodies. We're the ones. So, okay. What's going on right here from my point of view, I've seen quite a bit of this on the internet. This is somebody that hates men. There's plain and simple. Okay. We are the protectors. We are the providers. Hopefully you're kissing the black woman. You hate men. So it wouldn't be a stretch for you to frame men in a hoax. Like what happened allegedly on your Instagram, TikTok, whatever that was. So that was a red flag right there. Now here is red flag. Number two, this is the same woman and I'm not quite sure this is a skit. If this is content or if it's a real thing. Whoever. So you have her cussing at some random white dude, slapping them in the face. Then she starts twerking. And there are other videos are doing the same thing to some other random white man, slapping them in the face. Now if you have that kind of bold energy to slap random white guys in the face, I don't really see how you would get hit in the face with a brick and there was no mutual combat if there was a fight. So the whole brick story, I wasn't really buying her just being a victim. I wasn't really buying. The story just wasn't congealing for me. It wasn't congealing. Now we have, to me, this was the ultimate red flag here. Now this is her on the night of the alleged brick attack. Do you see what she's wearing? That's her right there. What she has on is a balaclava or what the cool kids call a push. One of these black masks that covers your whole face in your head with the eye slot right there. Now, why are you wearing a push icy mask in the club with your dress and your jewelry on? Why are you covering up your face? Because there's something wrong with it. Let's talk about it. Let me turn the sound down because I ain't trying to get a copyright. So you see her with the push icy on dancing and showing the butt. Okay. Okay. And then here she is talking about her face is swollen. Now what was said at the middle part of this video about the allergic reaction that's probably what's going on because let me explain something to you. If you ever held a brick in your hand, you know that number one, it's heavy. Number two has a rough texture and number three, it has very sharp edges. If you hit somebody in the face with a brick, it's going to be a chaotic scene. There's going to be blood everywhere. It'll be like she got shot in the head. If you get hit with that much force to make that kind of impression and make your face and your head swell like that blood everywhere, there's going to be cuts, abrasions, open wounds, skin everywhere. It's not going to be clean. This is like you had a spider bite and it got really bad. That is what's going on or tumor. This is not, you get, you get hit in the face with a brick right now. This does not make any sense for a brick attack at all. And also if I ABL got hit in the head with a brick, I'm not going to go to my Instagram and record a video. I'm not going to tick tock and recording a video of myself crying. You know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna call the authorities if I can't get them my phone, because my first priority is to not bleed to death and regain consciousness, not, not fall asleep and die right there on the ground. Outside of the club, I'm trying to just stop from bleeding. And then once I get that accomplished, I'm calling the police. If I can make a call, I'm sure there are people around that are going to call the police because nobody's going to just sit and watch you get hit in the face with a brick and you got blood spouting everywhere and you on the ground dying and they don't do anything. That's not going to happen. That's not going to happen. So yeah, this story from my point of view, in my opinion is 100% fake. All right. Now to bring the point home, this is the same woman back in 2020 same woman. You grew up and they mad because you try to beat somebody. They mad because he's trying to beat somebody. I'm trying to be a doctor and they mad. Look what they did to me. Look what they did to me for no reason. They don't beat me up. I'm 30 years old. They don't beat me up. Well, try to beat me up. Well, better beat me up for no reason. Look at me. I'm not a bad person. Y'all know that. Y'all know I'm a good person. They try to do this to me. I know. I know. Anger, man. Anger, man. My man. I know. I understand. I feel you. This same woman did the same act back in 2020 talking about being a victim. Some black man beat me up. All this in there. And the third now here is where it all comes home. This is, I think the motivation for these things. Okay. We got money involved. Here is a go for me from back then. 2020 help black Muslim mother pay her medical bill. Now this did okay. It raised 4,850 back in 2020. It did. Okay. The goal was 5,100. It got kind of close to it. Now let's look at right now, the most recent go fund me help road to recover $42,244. Right? So I think we've identified the MO and the motivation, the MO claim to be a victim. That's some black man beat me up, go on social media, make, make the complaint there, go viral, launch a go fund me, get paid. That appears to be the whole thing. This is really ridiculous. This whole thing created a really toxic narrative. Some said that black men, you guys are worthless. You're not going to help. Anybody not going to protect anybody. She's right. The women are the protectors and the providers. Then some men say she didn't, she deserved to get hit in the face with a brick. Like, do you understand what get hit in the face with a brick is that something serious? Okay. You can get deleted like that. So I don't think that her being disrespectful or corny or weird, or even the little babies like she did to somebody is enough to warrant getting hit in the face with a brick. Although obviously she did not get hit in the face with a brick. All right. But as I close, I want to say this shout out to everybody that, uh, wanted to wait and see how this story played out. This was an obvious hoax. And it's really unfortunate because these things do happen. People, women get assaulted sometimes by men for not giving their number out. And sometimes like Carly Russell, people do get kidnapped. There are hate crimes, Jesse Smollett. But when you do things like that, whenever somebody says this thing happened to them, there's going to be a level of doubt. It'll be a level of doubt. And it's really unfortunate. But I think I'll leave that right there for now. And what say you, what's your take on what's going on here with, uh, this lady, the brick lady out there in Texas staging this whole thing. Do you think it really did happen? She got hit in the face with a brick, or do you think it's bogus is all lies. Just trying to get attention, trying to get money, whatever your thoughts are. Let me know in the comments below, you guys know where I'm at. This is in my humble opinion, clearly a hoax. The day giveaway for me was not just some of the other videos and all of that. It was the video on the scene. You getting hit when the face interface with a brick is going to cause a chaotic scene. It's going to be blood all over the place. It's going to be unmistakable. That wasn't the case there. So that right there told me it was fake. And then everything else just kind of made my case more. Um, it just bolstered my case, put it to you that way. But whatever your thoughts are, please let me know in the comments below. And that was all I got to say for this video. If you like what you heard, please comment, rate, share and subscribe. Peace.