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Someday, I want Phil to do a show wearing a different color of plaid after every jump cut.

"He did not have to shoot the gun" They did not have to break into anyone's home.

If you break someone else's phone or even your own phone out of anger, you need to reevaluate how you handle life.

"laptop gansta" LMAO

This is bullshit, I did naht hit her, I did naaahhht. Oh hi Phil.

hit, grab or scratch it doesn't matter it's all assault.

Gabbie did provoke him BUT what ricegum did was ILLEGAL. If we're going with the LAW Gabby could sue him. Ricegum was in the wrong simple.

The girl getaway driver won't be convicted of the felony murder. The DA will charge her with it to make her potential sentence all the more scary, which will make her more likely to accept whatever plea deal they offer. When people are charged now days the system throws the book at them which means a majority of cases never go to trial but get resolved in plea deals. This is one of many aspects of the justice system that need serious reform.

"Laptop Gangster" put that on a t-shirt

ricegum peeps on here are like "shes so annoying like omg" but he roasts people and does all this other shit but when it's done to him you wanna throw gabbie down for it? thats like a serial killer who has killed 30 people back to back and once somebody tries killing him they defend the serial killer. like what y'all make no sense.

ricegum can dish it out but he can't take it.

I'm from Oklahoma, I actually knew one of the kids in the break-in. While I am sad that these three teens were killed, it would be foolish to demonize the defendant. I actually feel worse for the kid that had to do it. Imagine know that you've killed three people, especially at his age. I know it's completely justified, but I know I couldn't deal with that.

Philly D Show > Fox, NBC, ABC, Univision, Telemundo, etc

First degree murder seems like a stretch. There was no intent. Involuntary manslaughter makes more sense

Here's the thing: her story has stayed completely solid it hasn't change. But his has. In every interview Ricegum has done his story has changed

Fuck KZfaq drama, Club Penguin is shutting down tonight!

I'm surprised anyone cares what gun the guy used to defend himself. If your life is threatened, you use whatever force is necessary to ensure your own survival. I don't care if he was using an AK47 in one hand, a P90 in the other and manipulating a rocket launcher with his toes. He was defending himself and his home: end of debate.

For people saying she "deserved it" what about ricegum? He talks shit all the time so does that mean the people should strike back physically?

It sounds like Ricegum can't take what he dishes out... if you want to insult people on a public platform then you should expect an equal backlash, even in person. Escalating to aggressive actions is never the answer if someone is just insulting you. You always have the option to get up and walk away. She pushed the situation just by confronting him like that, but that in no way gave him the right to Assault her and Destroy HER Property. Assault is when someone physically touches you in a manner that makes you feel threatened. No one should advocate his actions even if she was annoying and insulting him.

You come in my house without permission with the intention of robbing me or harming my family? One of us is not leaving that house alive, that's all I'll say.

If someone breaks in to my house and i'm home, they dead. The kid did the right thing.

I think the worst part of the OK story is that the shooter will now have to live the rest of this life knowing he killed children. He is already getting hate from the public, and the family of the perps probably hate him. These situations can easily cause lasting psychological damage. He had no choice in those wrong-doers robbing him. The rest of his life we likely be negatively impacted by these three people. That makes me even more sad than the loss of life.

For the Gabbie and Rice thing, I'm for sure on Gabbie's side. Her story has always stuck, She shows her phone was CLEARLY shattered, also him sending money proves he did do it. Romeo even says himself as an eye witness that Rice was overly aggressive and they were "playing tug-o-war" with Gabbie's phone. Rice has had many statements on the situation, but doesn't keep a story straight. "I don't ave nails to scratch" - yet he scratched himself to show how someone could potentially do it to themselves and the marks will show up just the same. He also talks about it in a very childish, defensive way. I agree Gabbie was wrong to continue to take videos when asked to stop, but Rice extremely overreacted towards it. Him also making a diss track instead of having a serious things about it shows how immature he is handling the WHOLE thing, and again dishing something out he can't take himself and hiding behind a screen.

I'm not a super advocate of either side of the gun safety debate, but if there are people breaking into your home with intent to rob you and/or harm you, you definitely have a right to defend yourself. No one should have to sit there with three masked robbers in a dark house and just let them have their way; you don't know how old they are, what their plans are (beyond robbing you), and what kind of weapons they have. All you really know is how many of them are right in front of you, and in that situation, you have to assume that they'd likely put you down just as quickly to keep you from calling the police. It's definitely unfortunate that things ended the way they did, but even burglars must have some understanding of the possible consequences of their actions in this day and age.

RiceGum is one of those successful KZfaqrs that I can safely say, I've not seen a single video of.

Home owner had every right to defend themselves I would of done the same.

He broke her phone. Obviously. He paid the damages. How did he break her phone if he didn't put a hand on her? Sooooooo? He made this physical. Yes- Gabbie started it, Gabbie was in the wrong, she should have not done that- buuuuut he shouldn't have escalated that situation. Simple.

The homeowner should not get in trouble for simply defending their home.

"Laptop Gangster" I think this needs to be a shirt 🤣

Finally I found someone on KZfaq that is actually not stupid, thank God for putting you on this earth Philip!

Would you explain to me how RiceGum is able to post what he posts. In Colorado at least Cyber Bullying is a crime. RiceGum has a channel that has videos which would fall under the criteria of cyber bullying. How does KZfaq authorize this videos? I am sure they get flagged, so why are they not taken down? If a student in my district were to post a video on line in order to demean another student, not only would they be suspended but authorities would be called. How do creators like RiceGum get away with doing it?

Now I want a Philip De Franco shirt saying "I'm a laptop gangster"...

The getaway driver deserves the charges. She's 21, they were younger kids. She knew what they were doing and the exceptional difference in danger between her role and the other three.

Him killing the burglars was justified as self defence, he shouldn't receive hate because are you saying 3 people who had intention to steal and harm are worth more than an innocent young man? They put theirselves in that situation and sorry but they deserved it. It sounds far right but seriously if your gonna put yourself in such and ILLEGAL situation realise all the risks including death.

She should be slapped for involuntary manslaughter, but definitely not murder. That's a little extreme.

HOLD UP HOLD UP. A dude paid 2 million pounds for awkward shitty first time sex! WHAT??!?

Anyone that breaks into someone's home should know that they are taking a chance of getting killed. People shouldn't have to worry about catching a charge because you want to protect what is rightly theirs.

In my Stress and Coping class, we talked about how men and women deal with stress differently. Obviously Gabbie thought it was a good idea seeking social support through social media sites after the encounter, because women tend to do that, "Tend & Befriend" theory. And men stick to the traditional "Fight or Flight," which Rice did, in a rather violent way from Gabby's point of view. He used direct problem-focused methods to deal with his stressor (Gabbie and her Snapchatting), which are getting rid of the phone and leaving the scene after that. As a neutral third party hearing both sides of the story, I understand that both have some preconceived impressions of the other party before meeting in person. Those impressions definitely affected how they handled the actual in-person encounter (got off the wrong foot). It was not a very ideal setting for them to meet in-person for the first time. From the video at the party, Rice seems to be under the influence. He was impatient, and just wanted to extricate himself from the Gabbie situation. Gabbie on the other hand, just wanted a casual, fun first in-person encounter with this guy who talked shit about her. She had good intentions, but they were not delivered to Rice. Rice thought Gabbie was mal-intended. I believe it truly was a case of miscommunication (what the "kid" said to Gabbie through text). Let us consider how each side tells their story after the incident. Gabbie stressed on the violent behaviors of Rice, in the process of him trying to get her phone. Rice stressed that all he did was grabbed her phone and smashed it, then left. Both are in fact telling the truth. However, telling the story from their point of view, they may have left out some details on purpose or unintentionally, because feelings come before logic. Gabbie wanted us to know that she was upset, then told us why. Rice also wanted to tell us that he was upset, and reasons for that. I want you guys to know that I am a woman, and if I was Gabbie I would have done shit ton worse than how she handled, and acted and felt more upset, AND way more dramatic. I summed up the points above from knawledge I learned from class and real life experience, mostly fighting with my boyfriend. It isn't hard for us to see the truth as an outsider, but it is hard to listen to the other side and let ideas get across before denying their words. This is a lot of what's going on in political views and social factions. People get so triggered so easily over nothing, getting offensive/defensive when logic fails on their side. Please be sensible and educated, by listening to others and what they have to say. We are modern and civilized people. Communication is key.

I think we shouldn't punish the homeowner's son for defending his home. He should receive a reward. He cleaned up the trash, after all.

While I'm saddened that three young men died and who knows what they could have eventually become; but this kid is absolutely in the right. Not his fault for defending himself from an armed home invasion, but the driver should not also be charged with murder imo

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That "factory-fresh vehicle" line was brutal. Goddamn, I love it.

Now, I'll try my hardest not to sound biased, but I'll give a recap on the drama. In terms of the broken phone, Rice did own up by paying Gabbie back (In case of the extra thousand dollars, Gabbie sent it back) Gabbie was at a KZfaq party, having fun, chatting, social things. Then, she found RiceGum, the guy she prefers as "the guy who made a video about me" and walks up to him, and challenges him to a freestyle. Rice was joking around, refusing her challenge. They continued joking around until Gabbie makes a joke about Rice's ghostwriter, and then that's when Rice got up and started trying to snatch the phone as Gabbie was snapchatting. Romeo explains in his Twitter video that Rice and Gabbie were pulling the phone like "tug-of-war" and then Rice twists Gabbies arm, being aggressive, but definitely not hitting her. Rice finally aquires the phone and threw it on the floor then smashed it. Technically destruction of property (A.K.A. vandalism) and an illegal act, but Gabbie was lenient. Gabbie didn't want to post any of this, but she had to. She responded with two thought out and mature videos. But Rice responds immaturely with a diss track (terrible, by the way) and spits rude lyrics; body shaming her, calling her a "fucking bitch," and picking on her appearance. Gabbies fans disliked the video but were greatly outnumbered by mindless children who don't even understand the situation. Even Gabbies response videos were plastered with immature and mindless children, attacking the people who support Gabbie and the ones who hate RiceGum.

Did those burglars just assume my stance on gun control? Nope, they're dead.

If you are dumb enough to go rob someone whatever happens is your problem you never had to be there

Excuse me..... I am 17, saw the trailer from "IT" and am now emotionally scarred.......

Lemme get this straight Ricegum makes fun of kids, famous people to grow his channel, made fun of a rape victim to her face, made fun of models he'd get on his twitch for views, but he can't handle someone mentioning his ghost writter??? 😂😂😂

I would like to see the contract that they drew up for that girls virginity because what he just owns it now and if he decided not to actually sleep with her and she is contractually obligated to never sleep with anyone else because her virginity belongs to him and what if he decides to resell it this shit seems like a contract nightmare

100% he was in his rights to shoot. A person with a knife can cover 21 feet in 1.5 seconds. Anything 21 feet and under, he's in his legal rights to shoot

If he A.) GRABBED her phone B.) SMASHED her phone, and C.) Venmo'd her money for the broken phone (an admission of guilt) then RICEGUM IS GUILTY. It is NEVER ok to hit or push around a girl.

As a Canadian it physically hurt me to see no NHL logo :(

Homeowner was in the right; driver isn't a murderer.

I'm a firm believer in if you don't start shit there won't be shit.

her snapchat got leaked and it shows her saying in a video that he twisted her arm and scratched her and there was a bystander who saw everything and he says that ricegum only threw her phone at the floor bc she was recording him when he told her to stop several times

"He didn't have to shoot themmm wah wah" WHAAAAT?! ;AKEN;LYKJAKL?! I thought I was a bleeding heart but damn people are you serious?

Tommy Wiseau "I DID NOT HIT HER SHE IS LYING I DID NOT. OH HAI MARK"

If someone walks into my house with a weapon and tries to rob me, and I have a gun, you best believe I'm pulling the trigger.

The situation with Rice Gum and Gabbie. I honestly, genuinely think this just makes Rice a cyber bully. If you can be a terrible person to someone thinking you might never come face to face with them, but then not be able to take that jokes, or "harassment" you your own face makes you a cyber bully. Should Gabbie have posted the snap? Maybe. Maybe not. Does that justify being violent towards someone? Absolutely not. Gabbie even said, "This is not a man hitting woman situation, it's a person to person situation" Why can't we just be nice to people?

Good job covering this 👍🏼 "laptop gangster" couldn't have said it better myself!

Did he just pay her 2000$? I don't know how these rich people things do.

Don't break into my house and I won't shoot you.

I feel the home owners son had every right to shoot the kids. While he could have shot them in a place to where they wouldn't die but that was simply self defense. Also, the get away drive should be charged for murder as well because she is the person who was suppose to get those kids out of the house safe. She is slightly responsible for their death!!

From what I took away from this scenario is that i understand why people don't come out about assault, harassment etc. (Wether a man or women) And that is very sad to say. Don't stay silent 🌹

The get away driver shouldn't be responsible for murder. As far as I'm concerned the homeowner's son solved the majority of the justice with his gun. The woman should be charged with intent to steal and nothing else. Enough lives were ruined.

You don't break into someone's house with masks and weapons without the intent that you would hurt someone if you had too so ye they had it coming it is as simple as that

I did not hit her. I didn't hit her. I did noooot! *throws water bottle*

I don't think the homeowner's son should get in trouble because by law if someone is on your property without permission with the intent to harm or rob you have the right to shoot to kill.

"IT'S NOT A SLAM, JUST GOOD ECONOMIC ADVICE."

Wow, Philip you just proved to the world that you might be the most rational person on the internet. It's something when a KZfaqr chooses to respond to your questions rather than other "drama channels" because they trust you to present information in an objective and non-sensational manner. Because you reach out to the content creators affected by the story directly and allow them the opportunity to explain themselves, you've become a reliable intermediary. Good for you, man.

I think that having the person who instigated the crime charged with the murder is actually a really good idea. What better way to deter people from committing crimes than the fact that if something goes wrong that they will have to face swerious consequences.

I think the getaway driver shouldn't be held accountable for a kid trying to protect his home.

If you don't want to get shot don't break into houses.

TheGabbieShow & Ricegum - 0:00 Today In Awesome (IT, Destiny 2, Louis CK, Vlog) - 4:23 Teen Sells Virginity - 5:47 Oklahoma Robbery Ends In Death Of Intruders - 7:52 Internet Privacy Rules - 10:20 Trump Executive Order On Climate Change - 11:10 Trump vs NYT - 11:54

Phil, thank you for not blowing smoke up my ass. That was the best, and most honest, moment of this show.

Gabbie also said in the video that rice gum asked her to delete her videos of him. it is illegal to post up photos of videos of someone without their permision

How. How does privacy rules get this far being appealed. Trump NEEDS to use his power here to veto this. This is not good.

I don't think she should be charged with murder. Manslaughter maybe, but not murder.

Violence is violence and no matter how angry you become it's not acceptable to become violent or even touch another person's property out of anger.

To that business man 2,000,000 is probably equivalent to me buying a t-shirt at Ross.

I feel like any time there's a self defense shooting you'll get people who aren't in touch with reality saying "Why didn't they just (insert something that only happens in movies)" Things like "shoot them in the legs" or "use the gun to disarm/intimidate them." Anything other than aiming center mass isn't realistically viable, and people shouldn't be expected to take that risk in a matter of life and death (which in the case of armed home invasion, it arguably was)

Sometimes I forget how pretty PhilyD is.

Its funny how this rice dude is like " her entire thing is drama " and its like then what do you do?

I think people who are against the home-owner should put themselves in the shoes of the home-owner. What would they have done if it was their house getting robbed with 3 armed boys and they have a gun with them?

I think the homeowner's son had every right to defend their property. It sucks they died, but that is the risk you take when breaking into someone's house to rob them. Stupid kids making a horrible decision. The driver of the car is in for some hurt. It sucks, but that is also the risk of participating in an armed robbery. We have laws to deter people from performing these acts. Sadly, they weren't smart enough to think about what they were doing. I think a life sentence would be a little much for the driver (due to age and participation) but a hefty sentence is a no brainer. Hard to say how you feel about something but I still side with the people defending themselves and their home. Don't break into someone's house and you won't get shot by them in the process.

I think he was completely in the right for killing the three. If anyone came into my home, especially holding weapons, they are dead. I don't care who they are or what they are there for, they are dead. Kid was brave for taking action. I do feel bad for him though. This experience will most likely haunt him.

She shouldn't be charged with murder, that's like me driving Phil to the airport and the plane blowing up, and then calling me a terrorist

Don't fucking break into someone's home! The end. At what point do we just go ahead and start the purge? Shit is getting ridiculous.

*100%* think the son defending the home is in the right. I'm behind deeper background checks and everything, but this kind of thing is _exactly_ why I'm pro-gun. Where I live, I'm reasonably certain I won't need one, but if I moved somewhere else, I'd be on one like wet on water.

Rip Club Penguin

I definitely agree when it comes to the home owner and what you said about the AR15! For some reason many people choose to villianize that particular firearm and those who own them. Yes, what happened was a tragic situation but as far as I'm concerned the homeowner was within his legal right and should face no charges

She should be bc she was involved in the situation, therefore she should be charged(getaway driver)

Perfectly legitimate use of a firearm in self defense. Quality shit too got all 3.

Please Phil for the love of God make a Laptop Gangster shirt. Because I need it. For reasons. #laptopgangster

I feel parents need to start caring more about who their kids look up to online. Kids are able to lie about their age and gain access to videos that share negativity. RiceGum is an adult who bullies children online. As a community I feel people need to stand up and stop supporting creators who are emotionally abusing others. We call RiceGum a role model, but I pray no child is modeling his behavior. If so I worry for how children today will act as adults. Bullying is not okey, cyber or not.

Thank you for Philling us in!

Phil, the attempted burglary happened one mile away from where I live. I 100% agree with your opinion that the son had every right to use that gun. My pregnant wife stays at home with our 3 year old son, and I've always had a small fear of someone trying to break in while I'm at work. I'm glad this is big news, because it acts as a deterrent from other people in my area trying to break in to our homes, and I somewhat feel safer. It''s very unfortunate that those 3 kids died, and the girl will be in jail for maybe the rest of her life, but they ultimately gave up their right not to be shot when they broke into that house.

I wish I knew I could have had someone pay for my virginity. It would have made these impending student loans so much easier

gabbie was super rude. rice gum flipped out. that being said, her behavior does not justify his actions at all.

I didn't know about these two "KZfaqrs" until this video. After this video, I realize why I have not heard of them.