I see no lie.

Yeah you right

Hahah

Like in haircut?

Yes 😆

😂😂😂

When legends talked

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It’s scripted simpleton

LMAO! Its not against the law, because the show is a scripted docudrama with actors. None of the distilling is actual distilling. Its all colored water. No production of any kind kind have real liquor, booze of any kind on a set. It's not reality TV. As per the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, "If illegal activity was actually taking place, the Virginia ABC Bureau of Law Enforcement would have taken action." The Bureau requested the producers add a disclaimer to clarify that the show was only a scripted dramatization. Producers are not obligated, so they declined, as disclosing its 100% fake would probably kill the show. Still some people are gullible enough to believe actual moonshiners can go on TV, showing their faces, distilling on film, and not get busted. YIKES! 😂😂

@@DIDYOUSEETHAT172 bro you took way too much pleasure in writing that comment

@@jamesbee7974 Damn. Point taken! 😮😯😢

​@@DIDYOUSEETHAT172I do find it woefully ironic that you call others gullible, but believe an agency, and thinking that they wouldn't try to save face should the moonshine be real

​@@arcwiz Another intellectually challenged individual heard from. The show is scripted, the moonshiners are paid to dramatize, the production company admits it. However they don't believe they should admit it in a disclaimer on the show as requested. They do not want to disrupt the illusion, and the disillusions of those dull enough to believe they can actually film illegal activity and get away with it. No one would have to investigate anything, if it was real the show is all the evidence they need to convict.. Video evidence is regarded and holds as preponderance evidence leading to convictions in countless crimes and civil cases. They bill the show as a "Docudrama that dramatizes illegal production of moonshine." Do you honestly think the IRS would ignore a bunch of people brewing shine and not paying taxes? Of that the ATF given all the video evidence in a fu@king recorded TV show would not swoop in and arrest them all if they were brewing real alcohol? Every single agent in that jurisdictions would be out of work if they couldn't catch a bunch brewing on camera. Look up some words if your meathead mind is capable of it. Preponderance, Docudrama. Dramatize, Video evidence. While you are at it look up Travis McMichael, Gregory McMichael, William Bryan convicted on video evidence. Derek Chauvin, J. Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane, Tou Thao, convicted on video evidence.

U can tks the script edition

facto how stupid people gotta be to belive this lmao this is literally all the evidence they need to be in jail lmao 🤣 u know they gotta Wright they full name on the check right???? lmao

LMAO! their passion, craftsmanship, as well as demeanor is the result of good writers and decent acting. It's not reality TV. Nor do they claim it is real. The producers just don't bother to announce it is not real moonshiners making real moonshine. As per the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, "If illegal activity was actually taking place, the Virginia ABC Bureau of Law Enforcement would have taken action." The Bureau requested the producers add a disclaimer to clarify that the show was only a dramatization. Producers are not obligated, so they declined, as disclosing its 100% fake would probably kill the show. What gets me is people are gullible enough to believe actual moonshiners can go on TV, showing their faces, distilling on film, and not get busted. YIKES!

@@DIDYOUSEETHAT172 takes place in louisiana not virginia

@@braheemsomean2896 Segments are filmed in Virginia. The Point is its another Discovery channel 'dramatization' complete fiction with actors, not real people, of moonshining. No state allows liquor on a film set, no production company allows liquor on a film set, no production company allows anyone on set who has been noticeably drinking, or is drunk. Workers compensation does not allow it, insurance companies will not cover them if there is an accident.

Crypt who??

that's an expensive bottle of liquor for bitcoins

Nah we don't take that male believe round here. Decentralized is that why all these millionaires are making more millionaires while all the lower class keep getting further behind in server outages.

That part was awesome.

this is totally scripted. cash in person only trust me no one would fucking take $250 in crypto.

funny how Dsicovery makes it seem super sketchy yet they make it public xD

Lmao Still really good though

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The show is fake lol

@@4Noirr_ how ?

@@alexmedero828 everything is scripted. They plan everything ahead. Its not like they just roll the cameras & let them do them. It ruined the experience for me completely after realizing NONE of this shit is real

@@4Noirr_ bro they probably do their own dirt on the side

so good it ought to be against the law!

Lmfao that part had me dying🤣

Yep they got better budget now so they can get better actors for the show

these guys are my favorites on the show. just regular dudes making liquor not playing characters or stereotypes like the other dudes.

hopin!

@@boglurker2043 They're literally actors. Lmao

@@Yue_Jintv show or not they still make liquor😂

What they are doing is illegal remember lol

@@Richbydesignpullupj26 so?

@@frogmech_ so it’s fucking funny 😂😂😂😂😂 maybe cuss u not black u don’t get it 😂 I am so messing with u lol but it’s funny that he pull out a commercial out of his ass like that

@@Richbydesignpullupj26 Not all things illegal should be.

Srsly

Freaking forreal

That's a fact..

You are beautiful. God took his time creating you lmfao🖤🖤🖤

You drones from the west coast trip me out. They DO have their license, so what they do is not illegal. They just pretend that it's illegal to get viewers excited. How do you not know Obama made it perfectly legal for the media to outright lie to us?

@@johnnymcblaze You spelled Reagan wrong.

@@strikegundam1883 ​ @PvtPancake Obama quietly signed HR4310 on his way out of the white house, which legalized the use of propaganda upon the American audience. Obama is not your friend. Raegan vetoed the Fairness Doctrine (in favor of free speech/choice), which was necessary in the time before cable, to ensure balanced news coverage from the very limited sources of the 40's onward. In hindsight, he had too much faith in people, but was not nefarious.

Yall niggas can read the amendment he passed yu knw

​@@MasterOGTY help I cant read im blind what are you saying where am I o h n o

everyone has to sign a release

@@tylerlormand5644 maybe, but usually when you don't get someone to sign a release this is exactly what you do. Blur their face and hide their identity.

@@allenaustin5947 those are all actors bro the show is all fake don't be fools

@@CobraJeans Ofc reality TV is fake it's fucking 2022 the alcohol ain't fake the guys aren't fake clearly they're making real liquor ofc all the drama isn't 200% thorough but who the fuck watched Jersey Shore for an accurate representation of jersey life 😂 🤣 they'd just show them stuck being stuck in traffic for 3 hours

They have the buyer mic'd up. His audio wouldn't be as crisp as the sellers if he wasn't mic'd

This isnt fake

its not fake, 1.making moonshine isn't illegal, its only a problem because its untaxed liquor. 2. they have to be caught in the act, as tv shows are not evidence because, like you pointed out, it could be water running through the stills( a point the network's lawyers are sure to make). 3. as long as they aren't selling it to minors(which they aren't because they have too much to lose by doing so) its not really worth it for the police to arrest them, especially considering how famous they are, and how much backlash there would be. what could be fake is some of the "problems" that arise when making the moonshine.

is it fake?

@@mareksicinski3726 Yes and no. Of course they arent doing illegal things on camera, but I think the general steps they take are accurate.

The stills are real, everyone is licensed they just drum it up for the camera. They are licensed distillers it's perfectly legal.

How do you drank it not just a shot its a little somthin

I mean i was trying too think.of some arguement but no its absinth......

Thats called "The real world" Its only on TV and the news that people hate each other. Here in the real world, everyone loves and respects just about everyone else. Even when you come across someone disrespectful, other people are quick to put them in their place. We don't tolerate that nonsense.

New Iberia these my ppl

Definitely, but if you impress a buyer they become a repeat purchaser. Which means they can make money in the future. Also build drama and do something different for the show lol

It's worth it if he buys more next time...

Im a sale rep for red bull Now, I was in retail back when red bull came to the states 20 yrs ago.. sale then was 36-72$ 1-2 cases per store, now its 500$ to 2500$ 10-70 cases per store weekly with product shortage lol.. Its a slow grind in food and beverage industry, but once it takes off its to tha moon

@@kleco1000 Hmmm okay?

Paying for 150 proof homeade shine bro not cheap store bought liquor

lame

Nigga moonshine illegal in like what 30 states 😂😂 and your still coming here to watch them make it on the show right ?

@@nazzsantiago6953 😭😭😭😭💯💯

Say everything you see here is real, they can always claim it was all just bullshit. Unless caught red handed then how would the police know?

The law would have to catch them in the act, the video doesn't really prove anything. They can just say it's all water for all they know.

I thought terps were only in weed 🤦🏻‍♂️🤣

@@jay3timess no, terpenes are in every piece of food you eat and taste and every flower and piece of sh!t you smell

do it

As long as they don’t get caught in the process they’re fine, no different than rappers talking about selling drugs.

@@snailcage wellllllll, no. Not quite. It would specifically be akin to selling some weed and bagging up a 1/8th on TV - they are just not worth pursuing. They're not on the radar. Now, if there is any investigation into their activities and it shows that they are meeting more than one client then this entire show would be used against them. They don't have to worry about it as long as they aren't getting rich off of it. Otherwise, this would certainly be documentation of conspiracy to produce and distribute illegal alcohol.

@@snailcage You also have to think about what the IRS would have to say if an investigation is started and it is found that they are making a good amount of money and not reporting it as income..... That is a whole different scenario that they don't want to be involved in, so I would HOPE that they have their tracks covered since they are doing the show....

@@josephtaylor-kennedy1420 Still wouldn’t be an issue for them as long as they don’t get caught in the act of selling it, as any lawyer worth anything would be able to show that there’s no way of proving that anything shown here is real. Even with weed you could film yourself handing a thousand pounds to somebody in exchange for cash and it still wouldn’t mean anything as long as you didn’t get caught because you could say it was hemp (they’ve done exactly that on this show, search “CBD moonshine” and the episode should come up), and even in the event that that were illegal, they would still have no way of actually showing that it was real weed being used. If they did get caught then the prosecutor could use this show against them in theory after the fact but they probably wouldn’t even bother doing that if they had confiscated the alcohol and they had caught them selling it.

@@snailcage hmmm. That's a good point.

I literally thought this too! ;))))

oh also, you're gonna be buying it on camera

"South America" ??? They are in Louisiana

250 per gallon, which imo is real expensive compared to (legit and taxed) store bought stuff.